Brief Bits From A Busy Day In Town
Weather favors outdoor picnics as woods fill with visitors. Frank O Smith of Araby dies from colic while James H Salt tests fishing along Monocacy. Wm Kine of Rocky Springs reports a copperhead killed hauling wood. Chippewa Tribe members warn by trolley to attend Wolfaville picnic. Murray and Stoner begin plastering O H Cline building at Market and Patrick. Independent Hose Company holds quarterly meeting with new duties. Harry W Bowers notes a rattlesnake seen at Fishing Creek while timber hunting.
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Straian
Frank O. Smith
Araby
James H. Salt
Macket Street
Wm. Kine
Rocky Springa
O. R M
Wolfaville
Murray & Stoner
O. H. Cline
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
Hoss Company
Harry W. Bowers
Hotel Braddock Hosts Noted Guests and Planned Ball
Recent arrivals at Hotel Braddock include F R Basser and wife from Shippensburg Mrs Mary Silke and Miss Annie Snively from Shady Grove Miss K Bhalsacker of Philadelphia Mrs M G Kreps Greencastle Mr and Mrs J H Routson Brokestown Md Miss Gertreds Cramer Baltimore A Q Tollinger Philadelphia Mrs Chee Markell Baltimore Miss Charlotte Gray Grayton Md Mir Mary F Gray Maryland Miss Nellie Stonebraker Weverton Md J C Gray and wife Baltimore EK Stonebraker and J E Stonebraker Weverton Md Harry Hamburger Carl Stoatser Baltimore George Grove Hagerstown Mr Santa Peak Washington at hotel over Sunday John Peak and family Washington returned home Guests enjoyed a fine dinner and dancing in the parlor with violin music by W W Osborn A grand ball is planned with hopes many out of town guests will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
F. R. Basser Ane
Shippensburg
Mary Silke
Annie Snively
Shady Grove
K. Bhalsacker
Philadelphia
M. G. Kreps
Greencastle
Mra
J. H. Routson
Brokeystown
Gertreds Cramer
Baltimore
A. Q. Tollinger
Chee
Markell
Charlotte Markell
Charlotte Gray
Grayton
Mary F. Gray
Maryland
Nellie Stonebraker
Weverton
J. C. Gray
EK. Stonebraker
J. E. Stonebraker
Harry Hamburger
Carl Stoatser
George Grove
Hageratown
Santa Peak
Washington
Local Market Quotes From The Local Mart
Mr G Waring Tyson reports today s buying quotations for corn and wheat with prices per barrel and per bushel. Corn is 2 65 per barrel and 58 cents per bushel shelled. Wheat is Wo 2 red 68 dollars per bushel, rejaated 650 per bushel, damaged 600 per bushel. Oats 40 cents per bushel.
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G. Waring
Tyson
Braddock Heights Song Service Proceeds Noted
The 200g service at Braddock Heights will be delivered by Ira N. Logan, secretary of the Y M C A, with a special musical selection. Commissioned officers of Company A First Regiment MN G have received commissions from Governor Warfield and arrived with complete field gear, now at the armory in Independent Hall.
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Braddock Heights
Ira N. Logan
Y. M. O A. Thera
Flrst Regiment
M.N. G
Royal Arcanum Rates Action of Pen-Mar Council
Royal Arcanum members in Pen-Mar Hagerstown condemn new assessment rates as leading to the order’s annihilation. Maryland officials protest the schedule adopted by the Supreme Council at Atlantic City, urging a one-year delay and a special session to reconsider. Maryland delegates Dr. A. D. McConachie and E. Q. Etcheberger defend the action as right and equitable.
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Frederick Q Council
Royal Arcanum
Pen-Mar Council
Hagerstown
Letter Council
Maryland
Eupreme Council
Supreme Council
New York
Brooklyn
Osw
Howard C. Wiggins
The
Rome
N. Y
Atlantic City
A.D. McConachie
E. Q. Etcheberger
MccConsohie
Grand Council
Noblon
Mail Box Numbering And New M O A Building Plans
Post Office officials plan to number rural letter boxes to streamline deliveries and allow box addresses by number on routes. Brunswick M O A building project in plan to house baths, pool, bowling, reading and sleeping rooms and a restaurant, with completion soon. Trackman Patra, Italian, killed by a fast eastbound train near Kensington. body mangled.
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Post Office
Ice
Brunswick X
Ootens Patra
Stotte, Esat
Kensington
Sailors and Saints Readings Across Local Churches Sunday
A compiled list of church services across Sobleyaville and nearby towns. Lutheran, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, Methodist, Buckeystown, United Brethren, Trinity M E, First Baptist, German Baptist Brethren and St John’s Catholic churches announce morning and evening services with Sunday schools and rosary, noting pastors Rev. Freeman Dixon Rev. Dr E R Eschback Rev. Melvin T. Tabler J. W. Kirscore Rev. J H Belthis Elder Andrew Hutchinson and others. additional details include times 9 15 9 30 10 30 and 6 30 p m and special mission talks and religious instruction.
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Sobleyaville
Sp. m
Lutheran Pharah
Steck
Pondnot
All Sainte Hotscopsl
Presbyterian Church
Bonday Gobool
Freeman Dixon
Hvangelisa
Ohuroh Bonday Eohool
E.R Eschback
Quurterrest
Grace Reformed Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kirscore
Trinity M. . Church
South
Christian Progress
Japan
J. H. Belthis
Santor Epworth Leagus
Banday
First Baptist Church
German Baptist Brethren Church
Andrew Hutchlgon
McPheerson
Kan
Eider Autoblson
Pardon sought for Irene T. Fleming in Baltimore case
App lic a tion for a pardon was filed with Governor Warfield for Irene T. Fleming who was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for obtaining goods under false pretenses from Baltimore jewelry firms and department stores. The petition, led by her brother Thomas Troxell, cites support from the Gemma and prominent Baltimore residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Irene T. Fleming
Baltimore
Isst
Grand Jarms
Thoewmes
Mayor to Improve East Patrick Street Sewer Trouble
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen held a special session to hear a petition from property owners on East Patrick Street between Market Street and Middle Alley about runoff from an undersized Intake. They approved a 14 inch terra cotta pipe connection to the sewer to direct floodwaters down the alley of the old Besant and Knott property into Carroll Creek. Union Picnic. The First Baptist Sunday school of Hoageratown plans a picnic at Braddock Heights on Thursday August 10, potentially meeting Frederick Flat Baptist School and picnic together.
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East Patrick Street
Board of Aldermen
Market Street
Middle Alley
Esat Patrick Street
Hardt & Keefer
Besant & Knott
Carroll Crank
Local Bank Officers and Capital Figures Listed
The record lists officers including B. D. Baker as President and Wm. Zimmerman as Vice President with Cashier and Account names. Capital is shown as 100000 and Surplus as 250000, followed by scattered names such as Juper Jas, McBuerry, D. E. Kerauven, Gro, Wu, Barr, and others, indicating board and staff entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juper Jas, McBuerry
D.E. Kerauven
Gro
Barr
Bane
Frederick Female Seminary to Award Free Tuition Scholarships
Trustees of the Frederick Female Seminary announce at least two free tuition scholarships for the Woman's College of Frederick for the next scholastic year. Applicants must file by August 19 and be qualified for the French class. Also notes Frederick College and Academy for boys opens in September 1905 and state scholarships require notice by August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Female Seminary
Woman's College of
Frederick
Lard Thief Ned. Wilaon Arrested In Colorado
Ned Wilson colorad who stole a can of lard from a car near the N. 0. RK freight office about a month ago was arrested this morning by Sheriff Young and committed to jail by Justice Eckstein for a hearing on Monday at 8:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauget
Ned. Wilaon
N. 0. RK
Shariff Young
Justice
H. Eckstein
Death of Former County Commissioner Eshleman in Dearfoss
Obituary notes the death of former Washington County official Benjamin F. Eshleman at his Dearfoss home. The item also mentions local court action on Allegany County’s primary law and various minor thefts reported at a Lutheran reunion and in nearby towns. Extra items include a mayoral report on Cambridge suggesting a general awareness system and a farmer named Growdan finding his child’s body in a spring after the child wandered away.
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Benjamin F. Eshleman
Washington County
Dearfoss
Allegany County
Court of Appeals
Royal Arcanum Council
Hagerstown
Clement G. Rogers
Cambridge
T. G. Growdan
Cumberland Valley
Cumberland
Pee-Mar
Thorsday
G. D. Kokela
Shippensburg
John Baer
Wayneaboro
J. W. Sting
Waynesboro
Kesdysville
Grand Union Tea Co Notice and Local Ads
Local notice from Oval A Wickliss stating strict cash terms for deliveries and ticket payments, urging patrons to provide funds and orders promptly. Also items promoting hard crabs from the steamer, August record entries at Dyer & Yinger, and a reunion event for the Reformed Sunday Schools of Frederick County with addresses by Rev. Claver and Rev. Pilgram at 2:80 p.m.
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Grand Union Tea Co
Oval
A. Wickliss
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Braddock Haights
Conrad Claver
D. D
Hagerstown
Robert J. Pilgram
Baltimore
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Royal Arcanum Rates
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Washington, D. C
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Myereville
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Buckeystown
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Hyattstown
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South Market Atreat
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St. Louis
Mon
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South Market Atreet
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Thurmont
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Snd
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Libertytown
R. W. Parrish
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the Bick
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Alok
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Jorn B. RaMsnura
Tros
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G. Bares
U. M. Thomag
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John Hendrickson
John Bendrickson
Neng & Miller
Nevis & Miller's
Woren
Weidig & Miller
Mitton G. Urner
Janxson
Viaitora
Singer
Singer Company
Eaat
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Mt. Carmel
Harmony Band
Mt. Carmel Bazar
Fac
Moutey & Bro
West Patrick St. Frederick
Wo. Anderson
Carroll Manor Wooda
Frederick Select Orchestra
Frevexicx Gas & Euro. Co
Big South Market
Rasurn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tas
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Monumental City
George
Rodgcr & CO
Gio Yard
Hamburg
Fonlard
Rodous
Thos. P. Rice
Homas P.rice
Ufrical Specialist
Cor
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Ita
O. B. Oster
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Kefauver
Church Street
Frederick, Ma
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Piosis
Fastidiova
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Weet Patrick St
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Sappington
F. B. Bappington
City Hall
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