Purely Personal Glimpses of Visitors and Relatives
Purely personal notes describe Mrs A S McDonnell returning from Washington Grove and Frank Payne visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss Alice L Feiser of Woodsboro and Miss Amy Zimmerman at his city are noted along with many other locals visiting relatives in Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware. Several residents return from Atlantic City Ocean Grove and links to York Pa Middletown Valley and Grace DeGrange are mentioned with moving or convalescent updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Feiser
Woodsboro
Amy Zimmerman
Misa May Barton
Delaware
O. B. T. Hendrickson
East Seventh Street
Harry Brengle
O York, Pa
Joseph F. Payne
North Market Street
Middletown Valley
Anna Abler
Hagerstown
Ganas
Samuel Hafar
Patrick Street
Francis D. Rosskey
New York
Bertha Trundle
South Market Trest
Dawsonite
Montgomery County
Charles J. Doll
Ihildren
West Third Street
Atlantic City
Annis
Cora Hankey
Iss Mame Meisenhelder
York
Meredythe Beale
Camberne
Gertrude
Grace DeGrange
West Patrick Treet
C.B. T. Hendrickson
Ocean Grove
Dudley Page
Record Treet
Braddock Heights
George William Smith
Rosa Dyer
Harry Dyer
East Fourth Street
E. M. Dyer
CO. M. Raudesill
Rudesill
Helen Rudesill
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Alfred Ritter
East Second Treat
Deaths and incidents across Maryland and nearby states
Died July 29 at Mount Savage Daniel Donnelly aged 93. Laurel lineman William Owens killed on Reisterstown road by live wire. Talbot Democrats nominate Barry Covington for state senator. Lemuel K. Taylor resigns Annapolis Third Ward post. John O. Hopkins appointed. Baltimore Grand Jury presents Daniel A. Switzer for alleged patricide July 24. Epworth Leaguerra to lead Vesey Grove services. Murray Hill sewer contract awarded to Charles Howard at 51 cents per foot. 99 seats for V’s and T’s. Wicomico Democratic Convention selects delegates but defers county ticket. Robert Fitzgerald arrested for suspected felonious assault near Albardesa Harford County. Cumberland tax rate fixed 90 cents per $100. year’s appropriation $117,690. Samuel L. Tetlow Brunswick files for bankruptcy. liabilities $263 and estate $5. Say you saw it in Taz News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Donnelly
Mount Savage
William Owens
Laurel
Reisterstown
Barry Covington
Talbot County
Lemuel K. Taylor
Paxrohhan
Annapois
John O. Hopkins
Daniel A. Switzer
Baltimore
George W. Switzer
Epworth Leagoera
Washington
Vesey Grove
Murray Hill
Annapolis
Charles
Howard
V’s
T’s
Wicomics County
Man Ends Life in Monotacy Tragedy
Harry Blackston, a prominent city tailor and clothier, reportedly rode to the Monotacy and, seated beneath a large tree, fatally shot himself in the temple. Two color men nearby heard groans, then discovered him lying under the tree about an eighth of a mile south of the Gas House pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monotacy
Harry Blackston
Tha Oon
Monocacy
Mr. Blackston
Frederick man commits suicide at bridge with revolver
A man named Blackston was found dead by a bridge after firing a shot into his right temple with a 38 caliber revolver in hand. An on the scene inquest, led by Acting Coroner Smith, returned a verdict of suicide based on a letter found in his pocket. The death occurred after a day of routines including store tasks and a dinner, with witnesses noting a shot heard by nearby swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hendrix
Smith
Blackston
CO. H. Eckstein
Foreman
J. Aldetne Williamson
Samuel Wertheimar
Wm. W. Brish
Wm. E. Stanp
A M Gladhill
F. Lester Smith
David Wineb Rg
Ingomar Albaugh
Woerner, Jr
Ugene Sponseller
D. J. Markey
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Enoch Royal Arch
Masons
B. B. Blackston
Adolph Hahn
Benjamin F
Philadelphia
William
Guy Blackston
East Patrick Street
Kublmar
Mt. Olivet
H. BR. Heck
W.E. Staup
Thomas Bratton
Thomas Johnson
Guy Motter
George Motter
George
William Fout
Rey Hoy
Hoy
Charles Quynn
Prize Money Delayed for Firemen Reel Race Winners
Independent Hose Q Company members in Westminster question when the prize for winning the reel race at the State Firemen’s Association meeting will be paid. The Junior team protested a disqualification, but the committee upheld the judges’ decision and deferred payment until Junior officers sign off. The prize remains unpaid nearly two months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Q Company
Westminster
Waa
Westminster Committee
Receiver for M. and O. H R Applied for
Application filed in the Obsocery Court at Meridian Mississippi for a receiver of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Plaintiffs L Edmonds of Virginia and George L Venner of Massachusetts, stockholders, seek restraint on Southern Railway operation and appointment of a receiver to publish stockholder names. General James C Clarke, former M O president, says the move will fail since 90 percent stock approved the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
L. Edmonds
Virginia
George L. Venner
Massachusetts
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Ioncer
Southern Railway
Southern
Mobile and Ohio
James C. Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
The Work of Drate An Infant
William Howard six months died of infant cholera at Plana No 4 on Tuesday July 23. Funeral Thursday with interment at Prospect cemetery pallbearers Sheel Bruce Thompson Frank Sheel and Thomas Kriner. L T Lewis Ridgeville undertaker. David Specht Frederick county resident found dead in chair at home Linganore Hills Inn heart failure cause. Seventy years old survived by widow funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Reformed church Mt Pleasant with interment in graveyard adjoining church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Thomas Cashour
Plana No. 4
Prospect Cemetery
Sheel
Bruce Thompson
Frank Sheel
Thomas Kriner
L.T. Lewis
Ridgeville
David Specht
Frederick County
Linganore Hills Inn
Specht
The
Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
Social World Card Party at the Schleys
Dr and Mrs Steiner Schley hosted a pleasant card party at their West Church street home in Indianapolis. Guests enjoyed euchre and refined refreshments with attendees including Senator Jacob Rohrback and numerous Phillips acquaintances, Misses Spencer Potts Ritchie Waesche and several Doctors and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Schley
Schley
Indianapolis
West Church Street
Jacob Rohrback
0. W. Ross, Jr
Marshall Fout
Spencer
Philadelphia
Louie Potts
Nannie Potts
Willie Ritchie
Lynn Ritchie
Edith Ritchie
Mary Ritchie
Bertha Trail
Helen Stauffer
Kate Ramaburgh
Drew Ramsburgh
Daisy Waesche
Wary Waesche
Edna Waesche
Grace Waesche
Katie Eschbach
O. Markell
Harry Chapline
Guy Thomas
Roy McCardell
Bert McCardell
Dr. McCurdy
Kemp Keefer
Funeral for George Arthur Smith Held at Home
The funeral for George Arthur Smith was held at 10 this morning at his father's residence south of Frederick. Rev. B. W. Switzer conducted services. Pallbearers were Arch Fisher Carrell Flichinger Roger Geisbert and Murray Stauffer. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Funeral director W. H. B. Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arthur Smith
Frederick
B. W. Switzer
Arch Fisher
Carrell Flichinger
Roger Geisbert
Murray Stauffer
Mt. Olivet
W. H. B. Etchison
RYMENKAL WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCED
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Arthur D. Willard of Frederick bar and Miss Mary Ella Stoner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Stoner formerly on the Women's College faculty. The ceremony is set for August 1 in Wyomissing Pennsylvania. The theatrical season opens in City Opera House the first week in September with Uncle Hez by Frank Adams Company. Manager F T Rhodes has secured Herald Square Opera Company and other attractions for September. The Sick: Mrs Harry Baumgardner improving. Ada Lough of South Market street improving. Dr Lloyd T Mac Gill Jr in about the same condition as yesterday. Louise Brengle, age unknown, cut forehead yesterday falling on glass. Dr Burke dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick Bar
Mary Ella Stoner
Henry Y. Stoner
Women’s College
Wyomissing
City Opera House
Uncle Hez
Frank Adams
F. T. Rhodes
Herald Square Opera Company
Harry Baumgardner
Ada Lough
South Market Street
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Louise
Elmer Brengle
Local Mart Market Report Highlights Staple Prices
Mr. 3. 8. W. Hargett notes market quota with today stems for corn at 32.50 per barrel, shelled corn at 59 cents per bushel, wheat at 66 cents per bushel, and hay priced from 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hargett
Marriage License Issued in Baltimore County
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore yesterday to Charles A. Wickless of this county and Elizabeth H. Sadler of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles A. Wickless
This County
Elizabeth H. Sadler
Shovel and Tool Works Incorporation Formed
Articles filed for Maryland Shovel and Tool Works with capital of 50000 dollars. Incorporated in Baltimore and West Virginia with directors including Francis Albert and George Steiner. Planned factory in Jefferson district near Steiner's mill to produce forks using patented design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
West Virginia
Maryland Shovel and Tool Works
Francis Albert
C. R. Yohn
W. W. Albert
Francis A. Albert
T. H. Rose
New York
George W. Biser
Henry M
Bain Frederick County
George WW. Biser
Berkeley Springs
W- Va
Wm. F. Steiner
Frederick County
George T. Steiner
Francis Augustus Albert
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick
Population figures show Maryland women outnumber men by 9401
Census bulletin reports Maryland with 1 188 044 total population, 60 4 percent female, 49 5 percent male for native and foreign born splits. Maryland ranks second after Massachusetts for female proportion, with detailed counts by race and county, including Frederick county figures and Jesuit assignments at the Novitiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sureau
Maryland
Massachusetts
Kentucky
P.O
Maine
Louisiana
Frederick County
Frederick
Newport Schley City and Festive Pictures
Newport R I and Newport Schley City show a crowd decorating pictures of Sampson for a fete. A window was broken to remove a pictured portrait while another resident swapped images. Several Davey pictures remained, but none of Schley appeared, angering attendees. A new touring mill by Smith Hoyle at Boyd's in Montgomery County is now completed and operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Schley City
Sampson
Davey
Schley
Boyd's
Smith Hoyle
Montgomery County
Frederick County notices and events mix in late summer card
Local notices urge Masons to gather at Masonic Hall for P M Famities funeral. A candidate announces for Frederick County treasurer under the Republican nominating convention. Optical examiners from Washington visit Frederick for free eye checks. Excursions to Baltimore and Luray Caverns announced with round trips and rail fare. Community events include a band day, races, a canary’s return reward, and a Mt. Carmel festival update. Deer Park hotel notes and Annapolis Naval Academy Band reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Baltimore & Qobic
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
Juana
W. E. Burwell
Queen City
Cumberland
Garrett County
Prices on Silks and Linens Drive Big Summer Sale
A bustling sales notice proclaims halved prices on French ginghams parasols chalules linen skirts and walking skirts with remnant silks and stripe linens discounted 33 percent on some items cloths like challies and parasols in limited stock urged to buy now at department store window. Arnold inks advertised as long lasting and resistant to light while summer reading offers and a late night office line invite customers to visit.
35th Annual Encampment of G A R to Cleveland Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers round trip tickets at a low rate from all points east of the Ohio River for the G A R encampment in Cleveland September 10 to 14. Tickets valid September 8 to 12 for outbound travel and return by September 15, with possible extension to October 8 upon deposit and a 50 cent fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milite
Thotsanus
Madras
G. A. BR
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohé
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Toad
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Baily Newe
Mertin Harpertsen van Tremp
Texel
Akig
Phebe Cary
Alice Cary
Andrew Johnson
Carcer County
Tenn
Franz Liszt
Baireuth
Banana
Robert Morris
Freemasonry
la Crange
Buenos Ayres
Richard M. Hunt
B. C
Manila
Philippines
Kate Chase Sprague
Salmon 2. Chase
Daniel G. Brinton
Auunie City
John Clark Ratpath
New Verhaul
Ge Wasminatoy
Taz News
W. L. Moor
Wm. F. Chilton
Secy
Davilbius & Urner
N. Market St
Milton G. Urner
Ivy Goods
John Hendrickson
Allen Rohrback
Isador Saks
A S. McDonnell
Washington Grove
Frank Payne
Balimore
John T. Moore, Jr
Washingon
D. C
East South Reat
Elizabeth Stewart
Henritia Jacobs
George T. Phebus
News OF
Samuel L. Tetlow
Brunswick
Ganty
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John L. G. Lee
Independent Reel Team
Drate
Rymenkal
Shovel & Tool Works
Jefferson
Thomas J. Gannon
J. H. O'Rourke
J. Hayeng Richards
James Casey
Francis McNig
Joseph H. Smith
J.B. X.coleman
St. John‘s Church
J.B. Gaffney
Urbana
the Manor
J. Keelan
Edward Bourcard
Singleton
Boston College
Boston
Patrick Collina
Woodstock College
Francis Menser
Charles County
Francis Byrne
Georgetown College
California Fig Syrup Co
Lynch Lodge No. 1
Columbia Lodge
Masonic Hall
P.M
Seo'v. Lynch Lodge
William F. Opiitox
Frederick, Md
Isador Lake
Saka’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Nivor Saxs
Camden Station
Doll's
Frederick Fair Grounds
Luray Caverns
Luray
Edward Hewes
Market Sta
Mt. Carmel
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
Dr. Wim. C. Boteler
Eige
Accordeon
A. L. Roeves
Second Street
Eaper
East Church Street
Jobn Bendrickson
Foulard Siles
Neidig & Miller
Nedig el Miller
Ge&o
Sea Yard
Batiste
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
T. P. Rige
St. C
Rick
Fourth
St. Fredy Co
Nivhe Calle
Ceresille Mills
Qerriville Minrand Co
W. P. Ronaxo
Duar Sist
Newie & Maze
Glintone, Main
DH. Mean
Clinton & Main
Isanogle & & Wagaman
Biss. Books
de Hasn
Arnold
Isanogle & Wagaman
Sappington
Dinser
Ington
North City Hall
Suphy Co
F.roland
Andi Sand
Bandit
Willard ©. Keller, SE
Patrichiet
Exeter
Atlantic Avenue
Dyiddin WH. Hewitt
He Begemann
South
Arkansas Avenue
Beach
Mrr
K. Hegemann
Atlantis City
N. J
Dyl2m
Aye Hg
Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
Noorhees
Lantile City
Ho ™ Osborne
J. Osborne
Abby
BNOOK
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewin Own
Babuas B. Fout
Frederick City
Aaje l of Res
Deczicawty
Dutrow
Walbersville
Wm. H. Rameburs
ARVEY
B. Rosenour
Bliss St
Professiona
Peterman
West Frankiiz Street
Déua Baliavce
Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
North Market Streae
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