Local visitors listed from Baltimore to St Louis
A long list of residents and relatives visiting or returning to and from Baltimore Knoxville Atlantic City New Haven Washington Gettysburg Texas and St Louis with several Elks Convention travel plans and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. O. Renu
Washington, D. C
J. L. Keefer
Weat
South Street
Lara Harper
W.F. Compher
Mishael Myra Kraus
Florence Ring
Frida Rotholz
Baltimore
Abe Rosenour
East Third Street
Paul Bransom
Comic Sheet
New York
American and Journal
A. M. Landauer
East Church Street
George T. Reynolds
Maheus
Alice Reynolds
Texas
St. Louis
Canada
Gasoline Stove Blast Leaves Mrs Brochey Burned At Home
Mrs. William Brochey suffered a severe left arm burn when a gasoline stove leaked and exploded at her West Patrick Street home about 9 30 this morning. A flame struck as she crossed the kitchen, singeing eyebrows and lashes. a small shelf fire was quickly extinguished by her son. a doctor attended after a fainting spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brochey
Brochey
West Patrick Street
Ma. Brophey
Ahs
Rover breaks foreleg then in good condition after bandage
Dr. A. S. Hamichen keeps Rover on West Patrick Street with a broken right foreleg. Dr. Frank Hedges applied a bandage and the dog is doing well today. Mr. William Pickett on Weet Patrick Street fell victim to heat near the Mountain City Milk Company building around 11 this morning. Dr. Hedges attended him and said he was doing well in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
A. S. Hamichen
West Patrick Street
Frank Hedges
William Pickett
Weet Patrick Street
Coarroll Street
Mountain City Milk Company
Ricketts
Hedges
Sunday Excursions to Baltimore and Washington
The excursion from this city to Baltimore and Washington yesterday was taken by 150 people, while 122 visitors arrived from Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Religious World Sunday Services Across Local Churches
Sunday religious activities filled churches from St John’s Catholic to Evangelical Lutheran, with sermons on family religion and psalms, and community notes on Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and a funeral at Marvin Chapel for Adam Waltemyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Methodiat Episcopal Church
O. A. Grise
Baltimore
Trinity M
A. Grian
Anti Saloon League
I. M. Motter
Ingle
All Saints’ Church
Sobleysville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
O. F. Steck
Adam Waltemyer
Marvin Chapel
Wm. Miller
Mt. Airy
James Hilton
John Pordum
Samuel Fleming
W. G. Glaze
Thomas Burgee
BE. D. Smith
L. T. Lewin
Grace Reformed
Phoroh
E. L. Molesn
Braddock Heights
Melvin A. E. Biser
Edog Mullinix
Misa Kimmels
Belair
Miss Kimmel
Fearbake
Foot Caught in Elevator Trapped At Second Floor
Clifford Myers, 25, an employee of B. Eberts & Son on West Patrick street, had his left foot caught between the guide post and a heavy freight elevator in the carriage department. The foot was wedged tightly, requiring three men to lower the elevator to free him. Dr. Frank Hedges treated him. his foot was severely lacerated but not broken, with about a thousand pounds of pressure on the lift noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Myers
B. Eberts & Son
West Patrick Street
Myers
Frank Hedges
Derr's Alley
Escaped Insane Asylum Inmate Sought In Frederick County
A warden from the Pennsylvania State Insane Asylum at Harrisburg arrived in Frederick County this morning seeking escaped inmate J H Seebeck aged about 55 to 60. He formerly lived in Charleston DC where he was in business. Seebeck showed at Myeraville Friday and spent Thursday night at Hotel Moberly Middletown before heading to Frederick on foot. He claimed to have telegraphed his son for funds and planned a grain and fish business in Washington DC. The pursuit began at 1:30 PM when the warden left Middletown in a buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Insane Asylum
Harrisburg
Frederick County
J. H. Seebeck
Charleston
D. C
Blasona
Seebeck
Myeraville
Middletown
Moberly
Frederick
Sona
Washington, D. C
Beitler and Sharer Tie Wed in Thurmont Ceremony
Mrs Minnie F Sharer and Mr J Alien Beitler both of Rocky Blige wed Wednesday evening July 1 18 at Thurmont in a ceremony conducted by Rev George Whitmors of the Reformed Church.
Camp Abbott Dinner and Gospel Service Draw Campers
At Camp Abbott a five Sunday dinner followed by a gospel service drew campers. Mr Adolphus Fearbake and President Henry H Abbott joined the YMCA group for meals featuring Maryland fried chicken and black ice cream. Fearbake addressed the three o clock service with helpful words and Abbott spoke briefly. Local attendees included David Griffin Aaron Anders and several campers as the fires week drew larger crowds each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fearbake
Henry H. Abbott
Y.M.C. A
Maryland
Adolphus Fearhake
Mr. Abbott
David Griffin
Aaron Anders
Jeff
Mears
O. W. Dresger
Leslie Bowers
Harry Newcomer
Gila
Visit to Springfield Asylum
Fredericak County Medics Society met at Springfield Asylum in Buchenville last Thursday invited by Dr J O Clark superintendent. Dr Clarke spoke on advanced method of treating the insane. Lunch followed, then a tour of the buildings. The party of thirty physicians praised the humane care and noted no locks or bars. They returned to the city pleased with the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Asylum
Fredericak County Medics Society
Bukenville
J. O. Clark
Clarke
F.B Smith
the News
Grandson of NY Supreme Court clerk loses arm in hospital
Mr. William H. Riley of Brooklyn reported his grandson had his left arm amputated at Frederick City Hospital Friday night. He arrived Saturday and spent Sunday with the boy, noting improved condition and praising the doctors and hospital as equal to the best in large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Riley
Supreme Court of
New York
Brooklyn
Frederick City Hospital
Riley
Ham Thief Steals 18-Pound Ham From Judge Birely House
A man described as a negro entered Judge Jacob M. Birely's cellar on a Saturday night and removed an eighteen pound ham. He left by the front alley gate toward Church Street before being seen by residents on nearby porches. No clues to his identity have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bola
Jacob M. Birely
Orphans’ Court
Church Strait
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office July 16 1904
A list of letters remaining at the Frederick post office on Saturday July 16 1904. To collect, applicants must call for advertised letters. unclaimed items within two weeks go to the dead letter office. Ladies list includes Nettie Gaum Mary Hanlon Lohmiller Ella Swamley. Gentlemen list includes Henry H Day Daniel E Gilbert Barry S Harris Harrisons Nursies Ike Low John E McCahan Chas Staley Harry Weinzinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Lapies
Nettie Gaum
Mary Hanlon
Mra
Lohmiller
Misa Ella Swamley
Henry H. Day
Daniel E. Gilbert
Barry
Harris
Harrison
Ike Low
John E. McCahan
Chas. Staley
Harry Weinzinger
Blue Heron Shot Near Me Pleasant
Herbert Kreh exhibited in Freder ick a blue heron shot by D E K Cramer near Me Pleasant. The bird measured 70 inches wingspan and 60 inches leg to body. Cramer shot the bird near the goldfish ponds as many herons have been drawn to the county by the ponds, destroying many fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kreh
Frederick
D. EK. Cramer
Me. Pleasant
Mr. Cramer
Goldfish
Mr. Kreh
Arrested man released after insufficient evidence
In the law's grip Wish Lee a colored man was arrested late Saturday by Officer Herwig for disorderly conduct in the saloon cafe on North Market Street. Justice Eckstein released Lee after hearing testimony due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hut
Wish” Lee
Herwig
Thomas Penn
North Market Stream
Stabbing Arrest After Damascus Sale Affects Montgomery Officials
John Howard of near Laytonsville Montgomery county arrested held on 250 bail for appearance in Rockville court after badly stabbing William Griffith prominent Laytonsville citizen and president of Montgomery County Board of Commissioners at a sale near Damascus four weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Rockville
William H. Griffith
Damascus
Griffith
Board of County Commissioners
Morris retires after 29 years in Frederick jewelry trade
After a 29 year business career in Frederick John W Morris the noted North Market arrest jeweler retires from business. James E Doll who has worked with Morris for 25 years succeeds him as owner of the store. Morris will continue to reside in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John W. Morris
North Market
James E. Doll
Morris
Theatore
Cattle for fattening distributed to Frederick county farms
Large lots of cattle for fattening are being allocated to Frederick county farmers. Burke and Zacharias have received six offloads of young steers since last Wednesday, nearly all sold to local farmers. Judge James B. Henderson, from Rockville, improving at his brother Rev William Henderson's home in Delaware after three months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Burke & Zacharias
Henderson
James B. Henderson
Rockville
Rev
William Henderson
Delaware
Attacks Cline Will Filed In Chicago Court
Nicholas O Olas of Praderick has filed a bill in the Circuit Court at Chicago to set aside the will of George T. Cline, the late millionaire real estate operator. The suit alleges fraud and undue influence by George B. Oline Aquilia K. Youkie and Eawia Warfield, claiming they obtained the signature while Cline was weak from pain and opiates. The will, probated July 7 1900, named the three as executors and beneficiaries of the estate valued at about 3 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas O Olas
Praderick
Chicago
George T. Oline
George B. Oline
Los Angeles
Osl
Aquilia K. Youkie
Frederick
Eawia Warfield
Isie
George T. Cilna
Death notices from Annapolis and vicinity Franklin Everhart and Etchison
Notices report the death of Miss Elizabeth McJabbin Franklin at her Annapolis residence after a week of typhoid fever. Also listed are Robert Ray Etchison, age 1 year 4 months, of Mt Airy, and Daniel Everhart, 71, of Point of Rocks. Funeral details, guardians, and surviving relatives are given for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E, MC
Franklin
Elizabeth McJabbin Franklin
Sohley
Cathedral Streets
Annapolis
Miss Franklin
George E. Franklin
Carrie Franklin
Thoma Franklin
San Antonio
Tex
James Franklin
Hydrographic Office
Baltimore
George Franklin
Weather Bereau
Los Angeles
California
Robert R. Etchison
Robert Ray
Oliver Etchison
Mt. Airy
Pins Grove Church
Mr. Marriott
Leater Mullinix
Philip Sprecker
Carl Molesworth
Norman Harrison
L. T. Lewis
Mrs Nettie G Nicholson Seeks Divorce In Rockville Court
Mrs Nettie G Nicholson of Montgomery County through attorney Glenn H Worthington of Frederick files a bill in Rockville circuit court for divorce a mensa et thero from Lewis B Nicholson. The couple married in Frederick in April 1903 by Rev Luther Kuhlman and he deserted her within two years, with further allegations of cruelty. Nicholson now believed to reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie G. Nicholson
Montgomery County
Glenn H. Worthington
Frederick
Rockville
Lewis 8
One Beat in Animal Show Heads to Frederick July 22
Gentry Bros bring a major animal act to Frederick with two performances only. The show promises a full company of famed animal champions, daring feats, and a grand equine display. Exhibition starts 2 PM. parade 10 AM. admission 25 cents. Also notes about deviled crabs for picnic orders and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
Frederick
Eeat Patrick
Gentry Bros
Local health notices blend quack claims and public events
A column mixes dubious medical claims about treating chronic disease with promises from Dr. Fries and notes of local happenings. It promotes an epilepsy and nervous system focused cure, then advertises a July family picnic at Braddock Heights, a wood sale, and cheap excursions to the St. Louis World’s Fair with round trip fares from Frederick via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Ooean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Frederick
Philadelphia
Washington
United Picnic
Braddock Heights
United Drill Association
St. Louis
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the Daily News
John Paul Jones
Paris
Snes
Uils Eccentrio Scotchman
John Pau
John Paul
Juarez
Mexico
Arthur Perrhyn Stanley
Westminster
Loondon
Robert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter
Essex County
Rose Terry Cooke
Springfield
Mass
Horatio G. Alger
BOSCO
Wasuixaros
Tax News
Masaaay L. Moose
Sai Housekeeping
Nements
Eichelberger, Solr
Brightside
Braddock
Gem
Thos Kemp Vase
Lan Doll Bros
Faretens Natdig & Millar
B. Rosenonr & Sona Sale
Rodock & Co
U.D. C
R. Brook Tunstall
West Second Street
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Knoxville
Margaret Eisenhauer
North Market Street
Mre. Sanders
J.T. Pyiea
Enat Third Street
Emma Payne
Messrs
Jacob Rosenstock
Frank Eisenhauer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elks
Aaron Rosenstock
East Second Arrest
Elizabeth J. McLaughlin
Gettysburg
Quinia Goiser
Telegraph Street
Minas Clara Wineburg
New Haven
William Brouchey
Nieuwep
Sunday Schools and Societies
Apter
Pennsylvania
Camp
Abbott
William Riley
Nicholas
Cline
Bill
George T. Cline
Citizens’ National Bank
Jon Hendrickson
Ganze, Balbrig
Gan
Lisle
Neok
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nae & Miller
Tala
Ien
Clinton E, Main
Main's
Telemhone
Oc Connections
Iinton K
Main
Radpate Pharmacist
the Cry Hotel Grill
IS Hotel Grill
Mountain City
Mille
Reformed Church
Penn Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad
the Reformed Church
Pen-Mar
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Walkeraville
Pan-Mar
Bruceville
Freddis Wagner
George
STOKE
Emory Mill
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
Thomas P
Rrtm
East
North Market Stree
Madre
WM. c 'Boteler
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Idawly
Smith
Etohison
Noah
Cramer
George Anderson
East Patrick Street
W. Church Street
A. C
Patrick Stree
FLOR
East Church Streets
W. Hues
Wear Patrick Street
Grova
W. Patrick Street
West South Street
A. Fraser
Aints’ Street
Market Street
America
Ehret B
Besant & Knott
B. Second Street
Harry W. Bowers
Clarke Place
Household Credit Co
Wandertils
Hood's Mills
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington
North Market Sires Newspaper
hhRive
Smegine Ate
Ritchie
Russat
Charles E. Moenley
West All Saints Street
Emall Diamond Centre
Beward
Citizens’ National Bank of
Zimmerman
Cnabier
Opticians
Aconiste
Acon
O. Fries, M.D
Oph. D
the Park Hotel
G. W. Shoemaker
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