Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Baltimore
A list of visitors and residents in Frederick from Baltimore Philadelphia Lancaster and Washington includes Misses Louise and Edna James Miss Nannie Kiefer and Miss Lola Motter and many others visiting relatives friends or spending time at Atlantic City Atlantic City trips and local picnics with dates and locations for Rocky Hill Johnavilla Ladiesburg Pleasant Hill Union Bridge and other area picnics and exchanges of greetings among local families and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Edna James
Baltimore
Murray Brish
Philadelphia
Frederick
Lida West
West Church Street
Atlantic Eby
J.D. Hendrickson
West Secondtreet
J. 8. Kain
Ridgeville
Sewell Slingluff
Hanson Black
Wm. P. Maulsby
Louis Motter
Harrineburg
I. Fr. Motter
Moody
Washington
Jefferson
William Deater
Westatrick Street
Charles Worman
Race Worman
Spring Bank
H. J. Krise
Second Street
George E. Houck
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Thomas
Kendison
T. BE. Papa
Joanna Best
Washington, D. C
Mountain View
F. E
Funeral for Miss Ann C Secrist in Mount Olivet
The remains of Miss Ann C Secrist who died in Baltimore of pulmonary tuberculosis at age 40 were brought to the city yesterday. The funeral was held this morning at 10 o clock from JT Reuben Plummer’s East Sixth Street residence with Rev Dr E S Todd officiating. Pallbearers included Christian Adam Railing John W Eyler and Charles Baumgardner. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Rice & Son were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann C. Secrist
Baltimore
P.R.R
Rice & Sona
Feneral Direcors
Tragedy at Penitentiary Cut Tunnel Fatal German Worker
An unknown German man, about 45, employed by Weber and Kefauver, was killed when rocks and dirt loosened by a blast at the east end of a 150 foot tunnel at Penitentiary Cut fell on him. He died en route to Montevue Hospital. A prior derrick accident at the same site injured men and horses. An inquest was deemed unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber & Kefauver
Nameville
Frederick Junction
Penitentiary Cut
Riggs
Frederick
Brust
Montevue Hospital
John Doe
Justice Eckstein
Troxell
Worthington
Visitor from the North Plans Move to Frederick
Frank Remick superintendent of the Knitting Fabris Company in Methuen Massachusetts visited Frederick yesterday as rep of several Massachusetts families seeking a milder climate. Mayor Smith toured him around the city and suburbs while showing desirable home sites and the mountain and valley views. Remick expressed delight with the country scenery and city prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Remick
Knitting Fabris Company
Methuen
Maas
Frederick
Massachusetts
Remick
Smith
Mr. Remick
Driving Accident Near Mt Pleasant Injures Horse
Sunday near Mt Pleasant, Charles Hill, a colored man, lost his driving horse when it bolted onto the mill fuel tank covering. The horse fell into the tank of gasoline, the tank ruptured, and the horse died within moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriner’s Mill
Chas. Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Dance at Braddock Heights by Frederick youths
A delightful last night dance on Braddock Heights opened a summer series for mountain residents. Music came from the Frederick Select Orchestra with chaperones Mrs James McSherry, Mrs Wm P Manlaby, Mrs D Winebrewer Jr, Mrs D W Ross Jr, and Mrs E E DeLashmutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick
James McSherry
Wm. P. Manlaby
D. ©. Winebrewer, Jr
D. W. Ross, Jr
E. E. DeLashmutt
Sample ballots Distributed by Republican Leaders Across Counties
Chairman Goldsborough has sent out sample ballots to instruct voters. Eighteen of twenty three counties received ballots, with each county receiving two thousand ballots allocated to election districts by county leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Republican State Committee
Frederick City Hospital cornerstone laid in ceremonies
The cornerstone for Frederick City Hospital will be laid this evening at 6 o clock. Lynch and Columbia Lodge A F and A M oversee the ceremony with J W L Carty laying the stone. Speeches will be delivered by State Senator Jacob Rohrback and John E Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Lynth
Columbia Lodge
J. W.L. Carty
Lynch Lodge
Jacob Rohrback
John E.R. Wood
Maryland Day at Pan-American Exposition Buffalo Largest Attendance
Yesterday Maryland Day at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo New York drew the largest crowd yet for any event at the exposition. Governor Smith and former Baltimore mayor Latrobe delivered the principal speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marland
Buffalo
Maryland
N. Y
Picnic Tomorrow At Braddock Heights By Club
The Young Men's Social Club will hold an all day picnic at Braddock Heights tomorrow. Afternoon events include foot and bag races jumping contests and dancing for attendees and members.
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Young Men's Social Club
Braddock Heights
1804 silver dollar sold from Berkley saloon keeper
J A Ryan of Berkley Virginia sold to J T Deverns of Chicago for 2900 dollars a silver dollar coined in 1804 that Ryan had buried.
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J. A. Ryan
Berkley, Va. Sa
J. T. Deverns
Chicago
Ryan
Unionville Property Sold to Capt Danner
Capt Danner purchases the Lindsay property in Unionville now occupied by Mr Chae Geisel man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Capt
Danner
Lindsay
Chae. Geiselman
Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices Week Ended July 10
Records from the Circuit and Orphans Courts list real estate deeds, marriage licenses, and court actions. Transfers include Peters to Motter for 100 dollars and Mountain City Milling to Joseph Murphy for 1 dollar, among others. marriage licenses for six couples. and numerous wills, inventories, and administrator actions in Orphans' Court, with estates including Hammond Albaugh Downey Diggs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae K'. Livcerd Sa de Olives
Circuit and
Orphans’ Courts
Orphans
James J. Peters
John C. Motter
Daniel V. Beachley
Virginia A. R. Keller
Martin L. Jones
Cornelius H. Jones
Harry A. Schniltz
Morgan G. Clary
Clary & Clary
Marian A. Poole
John W. Hoover
Philip T. Hoover
Wm. H. Brengle
Margaret J. L. Brengle
Daniel A. Sharatta
John H. Whitmore
Clars V. Poffinberger
Frederick
Leonard B. Hayes
Eva Y. Clark
Washington
John O. Olonds
Lillie M. Johnson
Burkittsville
Orphans’ Court
William O. Hinks
Martha Walling
Ezra Brane
William VY. Albaugh
Big Barn Fire Hits Clarkeville Farm in Howard County
A large barn on J Nicholas Miller’s Clarkeville farm in Howard County was destroyed by an early morning fire. The blaze damaged wheat, two horses, hogs, sheds, and other outbuildings, with the dwelling saved after effort. Loss estimated above 8000 dollars, partly insured, with incendiary origin suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkeville
J. Nicholas Miller
Howard County
Bank Scandal Probe Goes to New York for Exam
William M. Hardt of Philadelphia son of Mr John Hardt of this city, a longtime national bank examiner, will assist in uncovering secrets in the Seventh National Bank of New York. He knows banking laws and books and will report to the U S District Attorney in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Hardt
Philadelphia
John ©. Hardt
Corps of National Bank Examiners
Seventh National Bank
New York
Hardt
Examiner Hardt
United States District Attorney
NWS OF THE CHURCHES CALL REPORTEDLY DECLINED
Rev L S Black native to this county and son of Judge William Black of Thurmont has declined the unanimous call to the First Lutheran church of Albany New York. He is currently at Johnstown Pennsylvania. Rev Prederick W Friday of Jefferson a recent graduate of McAiry Seminary near Philadelphia has accepted a call to a Lutheran church at New Kensington Westmoreland County Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Black
William Black
Thurmont
First Lutheran Church
Albany
Black
Johnstown
Prederick W. Friday
Jefferson
McAiry Seminary
Philadelphia
New Kensington
Westmoreland County
Pay Car Visit and Dinner at Doll's Cafe in Frederick
The Pennsylvania Railroad pay car stopped in Frederick and disbursed June salaries to employees. Afterward, attendees shared an elegant dinner at Doll's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Doll's Cafe
Market Quotation from The Local Mart
Mr 5 E W Hargett reports todays prices for corn at 2 50 per barrel shelled corn 50 cents per bushel wheat 63 cents per bushel hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hargett
Revived Braddock Heights Hotel Plan Draws Local Support
A proposed hotel at Braddock Heights gains backing as cottages and mountain life spurred demand for rooms. P J Long nearing stock sale to form a company, with Dr C F Goodell selling a lot to George William Smith for immediate cottage construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
P. J. Long
City Hotel
Macertain
Becanas
C. F. Goodell
George Willam Smith
Prof Poole Harassed by Enemies in Cumberland News Letter
The Cumberland News reports Prof Qyraus W Poole faced threats and anonymous letters on July 4 1901. He alleges enemies in Frederick have sent death threats via mail and mafia channels. He warns of danger and recalls a planned appearance at the Academy of Music that was scrubbed due to a trap door hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cumberland News
Qyraus W. Poole
Prince Albert
United States
Cumberland, Mp
O. W. Poon
Orry
Frederick
Hell
Post Office Department
Prof
Academy of Music
Frederick Cumberland Cabal
Yorick
Baltimore area rail company formed with one hundred twenty thousand dollars
Statewide news notes that the Hagerstown and Boonsboro Railway Company is incorporated with capital of 120000 dollars. Also reported are a Rock Run iron bridge collapse injuring none, earlier Washington county school start changes, a Cecil county body found near Colora, a death suspected from fowl attack, and political moves in Baltimore and Carroll county. A brigade order allows certain veterans to reenlist for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown and
Boonsboro
James Trueman
Mount View
Howard County
Elizabeth Gray
Rock Ran
Cacil County
Washington County
George Green
Colora
Cecil County
Baltimore
S. Davies Warfield
Alexander Brown
Messrs. Fink and
Renainder
Fifth Circuit
Messrs
David N. Henning
William B. Thomas
Carroll County
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Death Claims Longtime Utica Mills Manager John Rhine
John W Rhine died Tuesday night at his home near Utica Mills from a paralytic stroke. Formerly of Howard County he managed Utica Mills farm for Ex Senator John G Rogers. Aged 65 he leaves a family. brothers Joseph and Jesse Rhine are noted Howard County farmers. Remains sent to Ellicott City. funeral planned for tomorrow morning. Annie Timpson daughter of Charles Timpson Mount Pleasant died Friday July 5 of consumption aged 16 years 9 months 28 days. funeral at Mount Pleasant with Rev Bossley Boyce. interment Mt Olive cemetery. Mary Lewis of Mount Olive died Thursday July 4 of dropsy aged 52. funeral at Mt Olive cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rhine
Utica Mills
Howard County
John G. Rogers
Joseph
Jesse Rhine
Ellicott Cty
Annie Tipson
Annie Timpson
Charles Timpson
Mount Pleasant
Bossley Boyce
Ars
Mary Lewis
Mt. Olive
Oklahoma Prizes in Government Lottery to Open Fort Sill Draw
Four grand prizes of at least 10000 each will be distributed by a nationwide government lottery in Oklahoma not later than August 6. The drawing will select 160 acre homesteads near Fort Sill Anadarko and county seats with proceeds funding bridges and a courthouse. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in land prizes accompany claims by executives and legislators amid talk of new county and town names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Kansas City Star
Flynn
McKinley
Interior Department
Aundarko
Chicago
Rock Islan
Pacific Depost
Anadarko
Vandaventer
Great Government
Inokier Onas
HYHENEAL DAVIS POFFINBERGER MARRIAGE IN FREDERICK
George R. Davis and Clara V. Poffinberger, both of Frederick, were married last night at 8:30 at 40 West All Saints Street by Ray H. L. McLean of Grace Reformed Church. Mary Sweadner of Braddock Pa and Edward M. Shard Shaws were wed in Braddock and are visiting relatives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Poffinberger
George R. Davis
Clara V. Poffinberger
Frederick
West All Saints Street
Ray. H. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Sharah—Sweadner
Mary Sweadner
Richard Sweadner
Braddock Pa
Iibertytown
Edward M. Sharsh
Braddock
Washington, D. C
Local notices and ads on seafood to bakery opening
Lidle's advertises Friday offerings including steamed crabs crab meat mackerel rock trout bine fish butter fish cat fish and fresh soups. New Bakery by Oscar Kefanver will open Monday July 15 at 160 North Market Street with Grandmother's and OK Cream Bread. Athletic Park race music dancing and free cars tonight. Wanted old feather beds for cash. French accordion pleating and dressmaking services offered. Dr Boteler offers five dollar eye examination and glasses fitting. Raven Dressmaking advertises gown development and fitting. Advertising tips conclude the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidle's
Fred'k
Oscar O. Kefanver
Bloomenour
North Market Street
Grandmother's
O. K
Wm. C. Boteler
Frederick
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Laneh
W.G. Zimmerman
Geo. W. Lidie
Oscar O. Kofanver
Athletic Park
Markell, Secy
Wien
Atpetal Moser
Geo
Rodock & Co
N. E. Cramer
Rocky Hill
Mount Vernon United Brethren
Daysville
Johnavilla M. P
Hyder’s Rove
Johnev Ile
Ladiesburg
Grove
Favorita
Pleasant Hill
Joan DB
B. & C. Railroad
Jared
Couris
Phoebe Pittinger
Jease W. Downey
Millie Peach
George O. Fisher
Milton G. Buxton
John Co. Walker
Joshua N. Cramer
Charles P. Craver
John H. Hamilton
Georgiana R. Q. Hamilton
William Williams
Cassidy Linthicam
Susan Young
William P. Young
Sophia E. Young
Cyrus Rontzahn
Cyrus F. Flook
Henry Buhrman
CG. W. Poole
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Mosera
Charles B. Fink
John Milton Retfsnider
Messia
William H. Thomas
Sod
Howard
Anne Arundel
Dols
G. Thomas
A. L. Ryopes
Weat Second Street
Raven
Haat Church Street
John Hendrickson
Telephone Vall Ag
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Arnold
de Haan
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Las
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Rollef
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Zarueuty
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. Op Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
Bos Rice
E. Pourtn
Freds Co
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Tlle Mills
Ronage
W. F. Roland
Potomac River
Prions
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Keller
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Silee Radolien
University OF Maryland
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George A. Gilbert
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Peterman
West
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North Market sTussge
Frederick Us
Ftdawly
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Charles B. Foot
Frederick City
Gate of Rest Estate
Dectidantt
CBN 8
Dutrow
Walkersville
War. H. Ramsbars
B. Rosenour
Stora
Kat Rlex
Townsgap Sport & Son
Bankers and Brosers
Fayette ST
Oppo
Postofrice
Baltimore, MI
St. “Joseph's Academy
Mitss Org
Ainoue
LL. Sry
Molher Superior
F Thomas
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