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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
3
Tax Westy News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue filled with news and features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new and changed ads with deadlines this week.
A list of residents and visitors across Frederick, Maryland, including Mr. and Mrs. Enright at Atlantic City and others returning from trips to Richmond, Washington, Hagerstown, and Ontario. Mentions ex-mayor Yeakle, hotel staff changes, and local scenes as people travel and visit relatives. Also notes the widespread endorsement of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
The 60th anniversary of the Academy was observed with a banquet and program. Mrs Carrie Kroh Beckley played the oldest distribution march as guests wore gold and blue decor. Toasts honored the anniversary Alma Mater and first graduate Mrs Sara Osckey Fendall, with Mother club and guests present. A card party at St Johns Library followed with prizes for winners in various categories.
Miss Flaasia Kauffman, pupil of Miss Faenti Roy, delivered a flawless graduation recital at the Woman's College hall last evening. The standout number Brownlog's Herva Reel showcased interpretative power, with Estharine of Aragon from King Henry V and Tittle Brown Baby among the favorites. Mrs. Nancy Heyde Adams of Baltimore accompanied, offering French German and English songs with a warm soprano and expressive delivery, praised for vocal artistry and stage presence.
Washington dispatch says Rear Admiral Winfield Sobley, hero of Ssatiego, is a leading candidate for the Senate seat created by Senator Gorman’s death. He is a strong Democrat, Maryland native, a potential 1903 presidential contender, with Governor Warfield seen as favored for 1903 if Sobley appoints to the Senate.
State and defense opened the case in the Mercer will dispute in Itgerstown. Albert M Mercer and two brothers Grayson and William Mercer face perjury indictments after a will was found posthumously and questioned by the Orphans Court. State's Attorney Willard Iofourme outlined the estate plan while defense lawyer William P Manteby argued no fraudulent intent and adherence to the deceased’s wishes.
News notes in Maryland report the Republican Congressional primaries scheduled for June 30 in Allegany County. Cumberland City Council under President Matthew G Slosn promotes a Walton victory after a council meeting. Lieutenant Ferdinand Williams of the US Army Engineer Corps was buried with honors at St Mark's churchyard in Washington County. Michael Qualter, 62, is jailed in Upper Marlboro charged with organizing a 16 year old from Branchville. Governor Warfield signs the death warrant for Harold E Lytes, to die July 18 in Towson for the murder of Asbett A Carricks.
Secretary Elika Rone backs the Young Men's Christian Association project praising its usefulness and management. Committee reports show Henry Abbott in command of Company O leading fundraising over 18400 pledged as the city canvasses residents for broader support.
Mr John Hergasheimer called at The News critics to pay tribute to Hon Arthur P Gorman of Maryland. He said Gorman was one of the brightest men the country has ever seen and the poor man's friend, whose loss will be deeply felt by Maryland and the Democratic Party.
Fragmentary note references a $100,000 figure and several names including E Braakert and J.D. Baxess. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear roles, making it difficult to determine real identities, dates, or a coherent event.
Local notice urges purchase of Frederick Building Association Series No 12 shares begun June 2 at 25 cents weekly per share with 10 cent entrance. Par value £100, interest rate 4.16 per $100 borrowed, expected return above par. Secretary J W L Carty to collect payments at Frederick County National Bank. Also notes sales ads for Darrow’s and discounts on gas or electric bills, plus travel and gift shop promos.
City health officer Dr. F. F. Thomas reports for May nine deaths in male and female totals with ages from under five to ninety. Causes include epilepsy tuberculosis appendicitis chronic interstitial nephritis brain softening general debility and heart hypertrophy. Seventeen births recorded and contagions list includes measles scarlet fever.
Randolph Neb Times notes the newly elected officers of the Hasterm Star were installed by Grand Matron Mrs M N Winebrenet. A reception followed in her honor after the ceremony. The event marks a historic first for Randolph citizens in a grand lodge leadership role.
The Francie Scott Key Council No 48 calls members to an important special meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. All are urged to attend. Also advertising United Festival with music by a superb band and orchestra at Braddock Heights tonight. Regular Tuesday and Friday dances begin tonight and continue until further notice. Doors open at 7 p.m. and run every 10 minutes until 10 o'clock.
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