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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
5
The Vanity News will be ready Thursday as a twelve page issue with broad coverage and special features. It boasts the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick City and county and promotes itself as an ideal advertising medium. Copy deadlines: ads for new insertion by 5 p m Wednesday, changes by 12 m Wednesday.
Ernest Bell, colored, appeared before Justice C H Eckstein on a charge of cutting George W Lefevre with a sharp instrument Saturday evening at Adams town. Lefevre testified he was watching bundles when Bell allegedly struck and cut him in the face. Witnesses identified Bell. Lindsay Naylor was cleared. Bell posted 500 bail. Stoner and Weinberg represented the prisoner. Buckey led for the State.
Sheriff Myers and Deputy Smith conduct condemnation on Thomag McPherson’s property for the W F and G AR. A prior jury awarded 400 dollars. an appeal led to a new inquisition ordered by Judge Henderson. Jury pool listed includes Barred re Lease and numerous potential jurors.
The United Fire Company held its regular quarterly meeting with routine business. An invitation to the Virginia State Firemen's Association convention was received and accepted, to be held in Harrison on a date not specified.
Reading shows residents listed on the sick list with incomplete notes on Shaw em the sick and Best on Fourth Street plus Market Street entries. The fragmentary item mentions a Wee t from the shook and indicates some recovery or illness status.
A special city election Tuesday will decide if the Mayor and Aldermen may issue bonds totaling 1600000 to fund floating debt 435000 for funding city obligations 45000 to boost water supply and 30800 for street improvements Two polling places Courthouse and Market House open 8 am to 5 pm Judges listed and an alderman cites savings of about 2000 in annual interest and need to improve 15 blocks of paving. a separate report notes a runaway horse incident on South Market Street with minimal injuries.
The funeral for Bernard Rosenour who died last Saturday at 2107 Callow avenue Baltimore was held yesterday morning at 10 o clock. Rev Dr H Aschnechenger assisted by Rev Herman Glass conducted the services. Pallbearers included William S Lavy B W Hummel Samuel Thalheimer Ephraim William Fellman S Pacber and Dr J W Seligman. Interment followed at Hebrew Friendship Cemetery.
Eber House Gratoni was arrested by Constable Lena Carter and charged with taking $52 from Valenso Contentino. The Italians worked at the Grove Hime kilns. Before Justice Ecketein the evidence was deemed insufficient to hold him.
Irene Geisbert sues over a horse sale claiming ownership. Mr Geisbert asserts his son William bought the horse and the father paid the note when due, then demanded the horse back from Hampton Senetee.
Successful graduate Mr. Harry G. Tritapoe of this city has completed a real estate law course with Crow Co. of Chicago and earned a diploma, achieving an average of 97 percent.
Members of the Walkerville W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. C. A. Nicodemus on Tuesday evening July 14. The Flower Mission entertainment at Shiloh M. P. Church was a success.
A report notes Col. Trail's farms achieving a 26 bushel per acre yield. The figure highlights productivity on the listed agricultural plots and reflects crop performance in the area.
A damaged OCR note mentions Toft machinery and three items described as free or for sale. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Paralyzed Hatch Ebert suffered an incident at Tre News sects, prompting medical assessment and coverage by local reporters. Details remain limited as officials coordinate care and investigation.
A long list of residents and visitors in the city includes Alderman James H. Garobrill Jr retiring from Atlantic City business, Mrs. Lakin and cousin from Virginia visiting, Ex Mayor A R Yeakle from Washington on business, and numerous friends and relatives from New York Baltimore Harrisburg Hagerstown and other places spending time at Prospect Hall East Church Street Walkersville and nearby locales.
A skyrocket struck the Williamson building roof on North Market Street, embedding its wooden stick through metal roofing and a board, forcing removal by Dr Allene Williamson. A separate Fourth of July incident injured Miss Lucy Eisenhauer and Miss Margaret Eisenhauer as a skyrocket shattered their porch.
Local residents including Bernard W and Levi Moberly of Baltimore leave after attending their mother Mrs William Moberly on DW Avenue. Thomas Eisenhauer of Windsor Hotel Cumberland returns from visiting his parents. Rev Charles Berkbley and Thomas Norte visit Rev Fr W J Kane. George Miller of Bridgeville Del returns. Marie Miller to live with aunt Mrs G Wesley Kindley. Mr and Mrs Wm Bouldin and Miss Bouldin of East Orange NJ, Mrs Wm F Sicard and Ritchie of Washington DC, and Albert Ritchis of New York have returned home after visiting the Minses Ritchie in the city.
Dr. Henry P. Fabrney sues Samuel and Anthony Marino for $500 damages in ejectment over a nine foot unimproved alleyway on East Street. He alleges defendants, knowing the premises, forcibly entered and ejected him, then retain possession unlawfully.
Robert A. Cornwell through his attorneys Samuel A. Lewis and Cod Pearre filed a suit in Brunswick alleging the defendant contractor caused injury in May 1907 during a house removal. A broken tool handle allegedly damaged the plaintiff’s leg, seeking damages.
Edward C. Ireland of Baltimore was elected Division Commander of the Maryland Sons of Veterans and Theodore A. Steeger of Baltimore was appointed Division Secretary Treasurer.
The commission of Alred I Beatty in the Montana Butte district reviews land claims and vetting procedures as part of their ongoing oversight. Officials indicate land holders are being examined for eligibility and compliance with allotment rules.
The death of Mrs. Jane B. Nyman in Washington DC at 61 years old recalls her Boonsboro roots and prewar inn keepership on the old National Turnpike. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Sarah J. Gladfelder of York PA, aunt to local residents, with surviving children and siblings listed.
The Pinding Committee of the Independent Hose thanks those who helped. A Friday night dance at Red Men clubhouse at Daly Sreddock Heights starts tonight with dances every Tuesday and Friday nights. Bowling alleys open at all times. Zion Lutheran Sunday school plans an ice cream festival at Braddock on July 11 18 and later dates.
Fragments describe multiple local gatherings: Jatheran Sunday School picnic at Sian Mercer's Grove with music. Presbyterian ice cream festival benefiting a hospital, with cakes and lectures. Dona tog Day at Valor Hospital inviting donations. a funeral service note for William H. S. Ereation. Reformed Sunday Schools joint picnic in Manor woods near Buck Station. several small notices about offerings at local hotels and shops.
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