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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
3
Owing to the fifteenth day of the month falling on Sunday the carrier of Tue Dany News will collect tomorrow from all subscribers on their routes the amounts due. By having exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be avoided.
Washington, Frederik & Gallyaborg Railroad Co directors applied to the Meyer Gaol Aldermen for a franchise to lay tracks entering Frederick from Fourth Street to reach the business district and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The council will consider the request at the next Mayor and Aldermen meeting. President Kemp reported progress on stock subscriptions and railway construction work is advancing with two corps active at Mountain Gale and Yellow Springs.
The article lists several funeral services in Frederick area including the Rev. Ernest McGill of Qatocéin parish, Mrs. Lipps and her child at German Reformed Church, Andrew J. Colbert of Point of Rocks, Mrs. Mary Umbaugh of Darnestown, and John A Young on West All Saints Street. Interments occurred at family burying grounds and Mt. Olivet, St Pauls near Point of Rocks, Valley Cemetery, and Green Mount. Funeral directors named include Thomas P. Rice and M. R. Etolhlton.
Purely personal items show Justice Eckstein and others returning from Baltimore Gettysburg and Washington visits. Many residents like Miss Cora Boyar Mrs Edith Hobbs Mr Roger Motter and families are seen calling on friends in Frederick or traveling to Harmony Grove and Carrolls Manor with extended trips to Philadelphia and Philadelphia area.
A scrambled page of short items notes a 5 cent Saturday event, weather checks for Frederick county, and local items such as road pavement repair in front of John L. Michael on Patrick Street. Mentions of individuals Charles Fagan and Wed Downey appear amid garbled text and stray references to horses and heavy equipment.
Fragmentary OCR text references a site or item labeled The Loon Mart with partial details about a location and dates. Readable items include a price or count and scattered place names like Hoek and Singas, suggesting a transcribed public notice or advertisement with multiple unclear entries.
Ambrose Lorence Beashears and Misa Boosie May lifer of Knox Ville Frederick County wed in a late morning ceremony conducted by Rev. 8. M. 'ob at 430 North Mar ed street. William Bredestok and Kase Bais Bok of Norris Me, Brodick Pust Ter Rer observed at Bl residence North Stettorae.
The principal of Boya's Sobeo is identified with trustees led by John R. Wook, and a private matter involves D Lewis and three other trustees. The note references a formal private action and a named administrator.
A blast at Billwood near Chicago kills three men and injures several others. The explosion, described as the revolt of a plot, leaves guilty parties undiscovered as investigators search the wreckage at McLaughlin's store quarries.
Robert Carey aged 16 or 17 of Doubs died at 10 o clock on Tuesday from peritonitis caused by injuries after entering water from the bank onto a stone while bathing Monday. Dr C H Conley of Adamsetown treated him that night and he died. Funeral held yesterday at home with Rev R N Edwards of the Methodist Episcopal church officiating and interment at Mont Olivas cemetery in Sble city. Pallbearers named Roy Hickman Walter Edwardes Read Edwards and Earl Smith. M S Etoht funeral director.
Dorothy Derr eight year old daughter of John Derr was struck under the right eye by a fork tine from a load of wheat. The fork penetrated five inches before being removed by her grandfather with the father assisting. Dr. Beckley treated the wound and she is recovering. Dorothy previously survived a horse kick and a ten foot fall with minimal distress.
Arthur Tabbe, a colored man, was arrested in Knoxville after being identified from a Washington police circular. He admits stabbing Timothy Sullivan in Washington, says he acted in defense, and was taken to Washington last night. Police report Tabbe denies intent to kill and cites self defense. he remains in custody awaiting possible testimony next week.
The permanent Maryland State Organization of the Fraternal Order of Eagles is effected after three days of work. Officers elected for the one-year term include James A Feelitig president from Baltimore and F Brooke Whiting vice president from Cumberland. The next convention is set for July at Cumberland.
Fragmentary text mentions an emcee and names like W. Va and a society in a manner suggesting a local professional or fraternal group. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable to summarize a coherent news item.
A ten year old boy who wandered away while sent to buy meat was found by his mother and a companion near East Fifth Street after police conducted a night long search. Mrs Merchant, whose son was missing, wept with relief as the boy returned home after morning inquiry.
Mrs Gullelms Hewes widow of James Ellicott Hewes died Wednesday at her son’s residence 999 North Carey Street Seiors after two years of ill health She was born February 28 1633 in Baltimore and survived by six married sons Funeral services held at St Luke’s Episcopal Church Rev Charles W Coit officiating Pallbearers were her surviving sons and other relatives Clarence B Stottlemyer farmer near Myeraville died last Tuesday age 60s Survived by widow and six children Funeral from Grosanickle Church Bear Bilerton with Rev Chas Awsherman officiating Pallbearers listed including Chas Grossntotie and others.
The page mixes ads for fabrics and home goods with a local mention section. It lists prices for curtains, dresses, and stockings, plus theater and festival notices, railroad schedules, and a note about McCardell’s candies and a Mount Zion Lutheran festival in July. Local businesses and vendors are frequent.
Assessment of real and personal property in Qasen Anne county halted by Insanation. Hon. Thomas A. Smith nominated for Congress by the First District Democratic Convention at oo vile. Judge Conway W. Same timore Appeal Tax Conré to be elected Free agent of the lb proably Bata Bara. New Preassaos & Obs of eee tye' 7 at Niligto. Bishop Wiltaan Forber Adams involved. Edward A. O'Dell to be ordained evangelist at adjourned Baltimore Freabytery meeting and sent to Porto Riod. Mrs. Chacter T Criss wife of the bank president died near Pikesville.
Battle ensues as Dr. Wolf and T R Cline of Wolfaville confront twelve venomous snakes on Banday near Calico Rock. They kill six snakes including four rattlers and two copperheads, then force the remainder away after a dangerous encounter on the trail to Calico Rock.
Wa Little colored man was arrested by Deputies Grimes and Damoer for causing a disturbance at the fair grounds during the Quinn 4. M. E. church picnic. He appeared before J. Francis Smith and was committed to jail for a bearing tonight.
The War Faults plant operated by Conrad Raland employs about forty workers. The beans produced are of fine quality and crop size is good.
Fragmented text describes an injury involving a person possibly named Chas. Birer struck by a pitchfork, with references to an aggregate object and a wheat load, resulting in an ugly wound. Details about date, location, or outcome are unclear due to garbled source.
About 3 o clock last Wednesday morning Msora Wolfe Ralph Wolfe and William Wolfe on East Main street awoke to cries from two elderly women at the door. A lamp left on the floor exploded burning the carpet. the flames were extinguished before major damage. Mrs Wolfe had lighted the lamp for the Miscoe Antisell and placed it on a stand in a wash bowl. The aged women were unable to explain the cause or responsibility for the explosion.
A brief note asks for a home for a young child, about nine years old, known as ganetier, connected to Mrs Albert Baker and Ethel Baker. The plea seeks a kind relative or foster arrangement to provide care.
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