Purely Personal Peasant Paragraphs on Visitors in the Area
Local brief lists visits and returns of residents and friends. Carrie Kolb visits in Ijamsville A number of Frederick area residents travel to York Perryville Philadelphia Washington and Chesapeake Beach for short visits. Rev Charles Fisher and Rev F M Glenn relocate and visit with friends in Myersville Middletown Bealeton Beallton WV. Rudolph McLaughlin and family stop en route to visit relatives in Charles Town WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Kolb
East Third Streak
Ijamsville
Paul Kieffer
Frederick
Hagerstown
Frances Rudy
Middletown
Maude Vinson
Marfeeenboro
North Carolina
Lizzis
Hattia Haller
Eaat Second Street
York
Perryville
Philadelphia
Grace
Mazie Price
Montgomery County
Lucie Davie
Misa Effie Drummitt
Barnesville
Charles Fisher
U. B
Myersville
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Atlantic City
N. J
Misa Agnes Cromwell
Buckeyatown
Misa Ethel M. Myers
Washington
Chesapeake Beach
F. M. Glenn
U. B. Church
Bealton
W. Va
Rudolph McLaughlin
Gladys
Lena
W. FE. Comper
Margaret
Visi
Mrg. I. McLaughlin
Charlestown
Montgomery county fair set for Rockville August 23 36
Brief items note the Montgomery county fair will be held at Rockville from August 23 to 36. Other notes mention remodeling at East Church a trees residence and painting at Mrs Caroline M Fox on East Patrick street. A lighthearted gag about force in teaching prompts a pupil’s quip about the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Montgomery County
Rockville
P. M. Bader
East Church
Caroline M. Fox
East Patrick Street
M. F. Moberly
How to Reach Buyers with Advertised Goods
A guiding note advises merchants to stock appealing goods and ensure people know they are for sale. Promote by advertising in Tax Dart and WEEKLY News to draw customers and showcase the store’s attractive offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Dart
Deaths of Routzahn Riley Livers Lloyd Spencer and Spencer funeral
Mr Joseph L Routzahn aged 62 died at home after a week long illness with complications. William H Riley aged 16 died at Frederick City Hospital from blood poisoning after arm amputation following a fall. Mrs Ann M Livers widow of Joseph F Livers died at 94 in Littlestown Pa. William H Lloyd aged 79 died near Olive with funeral at Jefferson Reformed Church. Mrs Caroline Spencer aged 89 died at son James Spencer’s home near Della with funeral at St Joseph’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Routzahn
North Market Street
Routzaha
L. M. Engater
Washington, D. C
Mise
Emma Riley
Brooklyn
N.Y
Frederick City Hospital
Young Riley
Mr. Falk
Montevue
Ann M. Livers
Joseph F. Livers
8. E. Foreman
Littlestown
Barner
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Sbe
ARS
Caroline Spencer
James Spencer
Della
St. Joseph’s Church
Ray
Father Harrington
Frank Chase
B. Williams
Frederick Ambush
David Procter
Patrick Ambush
Wm. Frooter
George W. Peters
Lotermant
Strike Renewed in City Meat Dispute
July 33 Ourcaco Inn reports a renewed meat strike. Fresident Donnelly claims packers violated the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedai
Ourcaco, Inn
Fresident Donnelly
Russians Repulsed in Kaiton Battle Report
Special Dispatch from Tex July 22 notes a clash at Kaiton north of Motlec where Russian forces were repulsed with heavy losses. Japanese casualties are estimated at about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Kaiton
Motlec
Reunion of Reformed churches across states draws 5000
The fifteenth annual meeting at Pan-Mar Park drew about 5 000 attendees. Rev Paul Leinbach spoke on The Reformed Opportunity and Rev J Rauph Stein discussed Work and Play. Japanese missionary Takema Ichimura spoke via interpreter Rev Christopher Noss. Officers elected include Hoffheing Pilgram Skontz Brenner Hollinger Fingal Yout Stonestier Harley Cornman and others. A Woman's College reunion followed with speeches by President Appie and graduates. Next year’s reunion set for Pen-Mar Park July 29 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pan-Mar
Ray. R.J. Pilgram
Baltimore
Martinsburg
W. Va
Paul 8. Leinbach
Pittabuy
J. Rauph Stein
Harrieburg
Takema [Obissra
Sondal
Japan
Christopher Noss
Lancaster
Rew
Ichimura
Tadema Ichimura
Reformed Seminary
Bendal
Nose
Reformed Girls’ School
Noss
New Oriental Scholarship
Union Theologieal Seminary
Pen-Mar Park
Ray
J. A. Hoffheing
Martinaburg
J.B Skontz
Chamberaburg, P
5. S. Brenner
Mechanicsburg
Georgs
A Hollinger
Harriaburg
Niles M. Fingal
Carlisle
F. C. You
Gettysburg
Man's College
Woman's College of
Frederick Wan
J. H. Appie
Aeveral
Wilson Barratt Dies After Cancer Operation
Special Dispatch to TRE News reports actor Wilson Barratt, aged, dies following surgery for cancer. Barratt had a notable career, with tributes flowing from colleagues and fans. Funeral arrangements were not specified in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE News
Wilson Barratt
Wioomtoo Power Company organized at Sallabury
In News of the State items the Wioomtoo Power Company is reported organized at Sallabury.趣 Miss Dora M. Babrman of Angers town is seriously injured by jumping from a trolley car. Rival congressional candidates from the Eastern Shore may be Mears W H and Ellha A Jackson. Governor Warfield pardons Allan S Grace of Cambridge with murderer and Walter Wallace colored for false pretenses. New postoffice and federal court building near completion to open soon with ceremony. Capt William Heidenstricker long in business in Hagerstown and Baltimore is seriously ill in New York. Fireman William Wickman on tug Georges Creek drowned at Spedden's Wharf Baltimore by pilot Beary Mills. Sheriff Hardy of Anne Arundel finds a fine atallton in possession of a negro sod suspected not belonging to him. B&O Railroad issues financial statement noting strong year end to June 30 despite conditions. Large barn on John Bowman farm near Conocecheague Island burned with crops and tools. spontaneous combustion in hay likely started the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wioomtoo Electric Power Company
Sallabury
Dora M. Babrman
Angerstown
Mears
W. H
Ellha
Jackson
Congress
Warfield
Allan 5
Grace
Cambridge
Walter Wallace
Postoffice and
Federal Court
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John Bowman
Samuel Gaislager
Conocecheague Island
Y M U Campers Weathered Rainy Evening at Inn
Gamp Abbott describes YMCA campers weathering showers on arrival at Chestnut Inn. Dinner served under the canopy with tips to the waiter and cook rewarded for trips to Frederick. Some breakfast scarcities addressed by boiled ham coffee and oat meal as 6 30 car arrived and Jerome appeared. All stayed dry aside from dampness and minor inconveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Inn
Frederick
William
Jerome
Seashore Excursions and Park Hotel Offerings across 1904
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad voyage advertises popular seashore trips to Atlantic City Seaside resorts and Rehoboth Beach with round trip from Frederick for 560 dollars and 16 day return validity. Deer Park Maryland hosts a mountain resort opening June 18 with renovated cottages suites and modern amenities plus multiple trains. Western Maryland Railroad promotes Pen Mar Park Lutheran Reunion July 28 with Loysville Orphan Boys Band and extra special trains to Ha geratorn Chambersburg and vicinity.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Capa May
Ocean Oity
Sea Isle Oity
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Cal
Frederick
Philadelphia
Washington
Deer Park
Maryland
Allegheny Mountain
Paullman
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Lomeville
St. Louis
W. E. Barwell
Camden Station
Western Maryland
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Pep Mar Park
Loysville
Orphan Boys
Pen-Mar Park
Hageratorn
Chambersburg
Dividend Notice Declared by Citizens National Bank
Frederick Md July 13 1904 the Board of Directors of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Md have this day declared a semiannual dividend of four per cent paid on the usual dates to shareholders of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
First Nartional Bank of Frederick
Tyler
Conductors Transferred Between Washington Lines
Conductor Wm Householder, long in charge of the Washington Junction and Frederick and the Washington and Boyds trains, is reassigned to the Washington and Frederick accommodation running daily from Washington. He succeeds Conductor Jesus W Brown, promoted to a Blue Line division between Washington and Baltimore and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Householder
Washington Junction
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Expert Fisherman Beckley Lands Large Monocacy Eel
Expert fisherman Lawrence Beckley of Washington D C on holiday with the Beckleys on South Market Street landed a very large eel in the Monocacy near the junction yesterday after a strenuous effort by Beckley and his two companions. He is an old time noglera who knows the habits of the finny tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Beckley
Washington, D. C
Misses Beckley
Mr. Beckley
Match Postponed Between City Tennis Associations
The Brunswick Tennis Association and the M.O.A. Tennis Association match was delayed due to wet grounds. It is expected to be rescheduled for next Wednesday, with the newly clay covered court likely ready for play on the day of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Tennis Association
M.O.A. Tennis Association
Horses Damage Trees on City Development Lots
Horses grazing on city development lots severely damage the recently planted trees. A total of 150 trees were planted, but the damage is extensive and concerns city officials.
Solomon Rages Back From London Delegate at Salvation Army Conference
Solomon Rages, colored, of this city, returned from London where he attended the Salvation Army Conference. Baseball game scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Adams town at 2 oclock between Adams town and Kensington clubs. News want ad offers 38 cents to list everyone in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Solomon Rages
England
Adamstown
Kensington
Frederick
Miss Margaret Stottlemyer Visits Frederick County Artist of New York City
Miss Margaret A R Stottlemyer formerly of this county and now a noted miniature and portrait artist in New York City visited her brother Edward Stottlemyer in the city yesterday. She has a strong reputation in New York and recently painted for Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Stottlemyer values her Frederick County home and looks forward to annual visits there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. R. Stottlemyer
New York City
Edward Stottlemyer
Miss Stottlemyer
Artiss
New York
Imere
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Exolnalve
Frederick County
Funeral for William E Hudson in city chapel
The funeral of William E Hudson was held yesterday at his home 217 North Market Street with Fr Francia E Craig presiding. Floral tributes included white roses from Cosby Bros Baking Co Washington. Pallbearers Ira Staley Harry Thompson Charles Burrass Berry Baumgsrdner Henry Meier Frank Pheobus. Interment at Olivet cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hudson
North Market Street
Francia E. Craig
Washington, D. C
Cosby Bros. Baking Co
Washington
Ira Staley
Harry Thompson
Charles Burrass
Berry Baumgsrdner
Henry Meier
Frank Pheobus
Mé. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Court officials entertain Frederick County clerks at supper
Deputy Laomasalvaaga hosted officials of the clerk of the circuit court for Frederick County at a supper at his Walkeraville home last evening. The group met at 4:80 and returned on the Pen-Mar excursion train arriving at 8. Albaugh provided the supper of substantial and deli cacies famous to Glade country. Eli Baugh brought a camera but weather prevented photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laomasalvaaga
Frederick County
Walkeraville
Frederick
Pen-Mar
Elibaugh
Market quotes from Mountain City Mill local mart
Today's quotations show corn at 2.75 per barrel and shelled corn at 0.55 per bushel. No 2 red and steamer values listed as 82.17 and 75.34 per bushel respectively. Rejected corn at 0.66 per bushel and CSR at 0.65 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Csr
Kefanver reunion postponed to August third Thursday 1905
At a recent executive committee meeting the Kefanver reunion held at Braddock Heights was postponed until the third Thursday in August 1905, Western Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Dog and Pony Show Arrives in Frederick from Hagerstown
Gentry Broz dog and pony troupe pitched on East Patrick street. Parade at ten featured new acts and animals including 94 ponies and many trained dogs. Camels and elephants appeared. performances begin this afternoon and continue tonight with acts such as Don Juan the monkey looping and a pony bells act performing Home Sweet Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Broz
Frederick
Hagerstown
Patrick Street
Don Juan
Dance at Linganore Bille Inn
The weekly Linganore Hilia fan dance was held Wednesday night. The ballroom featured flags ferns and wildflowers. Attendees included George F. Easterday Misa Easterday F Easterday Jr Mrs F T Williams Jeannis Pendleton Ewing Maybelle Ewing Irene Pole Edith Guigan Kearsley Kearney Fannie B Taylor Belle Meyers Omohundro Will Omohundro Emma Pitt Misa Pitt F Clark Hanson Jennie Hagerty Gandlach George Long Wm Gibbons Joseph Price and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Bille Inn
Linganore Hilia Fan
Afra
George F. Easterday
Misa Easterday
Gao
F. Easterday, Jr
F. T. Williams
Jeannis Pendleton Ewing
Maybelle Ewing
Samual B. Pole
Irene Pole
Pole
Russell Pole
Edith Gui
Railway Officials Visit City With Su perintendent Brooks
A special train carrying General Superintendent Brooks and a P B and W R R party arrived in the city at 1.13 yesterday and departed at 2.80 o clock. During their stay they visited local landmarks and the antique furniture store of Frederick Obenderfer on East Patrick street. Tomorrow, Johns Newman and Alfred Rister trustees will sell at the Court House door real estate near Point of Rocks including a 162 acre farm with a weatherboard dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
P. B
W.R. R
Frederick Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Tomorro Johns
Newman
Alfred Rister
Court House
Real State
Point of Rocks
Barbershop Changes Hands
Roy H. Brust has purchased the barbershop from David M. Lambert at 31 South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Brust
David M. Lambert
South Market Street
Rainy Braddock Heights Dance Draws Large Crowd
At Braddock Heights a large crowd attended the dance despite rain. Many who danced in the afternoon joined the evening event. The United Drill Association exhibition drill was held at 8 in the pavilion and received hearty applause. Receipts are not yet totalized but expected to be solid given the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
United Drill Association
Dr Barck Reopens Practice and Local Social Events
Notice reports Dr Barck has returned to the city resuming his medical practice. Braddock Heights hosts a regular Friday dance with lively music and scenic views. Osrs leave Square Corner at 6 30 7 80 8 9 and 16. Event advertises excursions to Myora ville and return trips with low fares to Washington and Baltimore on July 31 and via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Osrs
Square Corner
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Tria.m
Capital
Monumental City
For Sale Pony Outfit and Rail Excursions to St Louis Fair
Advertises a handsome pony outfit with two seats and rubber tires and harness from Charies Hi. Mealey at 11 West All Saints Street. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers cheap round trip excursions to the St Louis World's Fair from Frederick on July 14 21 28 for 16 dollars, good in coaches both ways on specified trains. Island Park Harper's Ferry rail trip 56 cents from Frederick. Train departs 9 45 a.m. Rev A F Campbell and Rev E Bailey speak, concert band performs, tickets from agents only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosexoor’s
Merket
Patrick Street
Charies Hi
Mealey
West
All Saints Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Louis
Island Park
Harper's Ferry
Frederick Thureday
A. F. Camobell
E.&. Bailey
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Braddock Heights Trappera
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Doll Bros
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North Market Btrery
Frederick, MD
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Frederick County Telephone
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Ummer
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Sappington
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WM. G. Zimmerman
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Gentry Bros
Visita
James
Myoraville
Retaro
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