Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Social Circuit
Mr. Elder Hoover of Hagerstown was in Frederick yesterday on business. Miss Elizabeth J. Watt visits Miss Martha BE. McCleery. Miss Mary Simmons of Adamatown visits Miss Elea nor Dill. Miss Mavournesa Williama of Ijsma ville visits Miss Madeline Shipley. Robert Hammond Beal, nephew of Mrs. Howard Young and Miss Janie Hammond, graduates from Baltimore Law School. Mrs. A. W. Focessi and Miss Ida Strausberger return from Littlestowe, Hanover and Gettysburg. May Derr of Baltimore attends Woman’s College commencement. Mr. Roger B. Wood leaves for University of Virginia exercises. Mr. T. M. Magruder of Baltimore visits Mountain View. Mr. Fred Bragonler of Bia Bee, Ariz. visits Mountain View and Vielé. Mrs. Laura Diehl, Mrs. Edward D. Shriner and Rev. B. L. McLean attend Briartley Halls Seminary commencement. Maude Getzendanner, daughter of Will R. Getzendanner, is among local graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Hoover
Hagerstown
Frederick
Elizabeth J. Watt
Martha BE. McCleery
Patrick Atrest
Mary Simmons
Adamatown
Eleanor Dill
West Third Street
Mavournesa Williama
Ijsmaville
Madeline Shipley
West Third
Robert Hammond Beal
Howard Young
Janie Hammond
Baltimore Law School
A. W. Focessi
Ida Strausberger
Littlestowe
Hanover
Gettysburg
May Derr
Baltimore
Woman's College
Derr
Roger B. Wood
Enet Second Street
Charlotteshire
University of Virginia
T. M. Magruder
Mountain View
Fred. Bragonler
Bia Bee
Ariz
Charles T. Picking
Laura Diehl
Haat Third Street
Negroes Appeal to Court Over Vote Registration Rulings
In a series of appeals from registration denials for Black residents, Nicholas Gassaway challenged a precinct No 8 ruling claiming property valued at over 500 dollars and taxed accordingly qualified him to vote. Attorneys Urner and Urner argued the law requires ownership of property valued at 500 or more, while registers’ counsel cited legislative intent. Judge Motter reserved final rulings as cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registers
Frank Roberts
Marshall E. Jenkins
William RB. Diggs
Zachariah Daly
Nicholas Gasnaway
George
Themypsod
Urner
Regiators
John O. Motter
Nicholas Gassaway
Gasnaway
Matter
Fifth and
Klinehart’s Alley
Walter Saunders
Hammond Urner
Grasaway
Messrs
Charlies P. Levy
Glenn H. Worthington
Osssa
Daly
Thompson
Waa
Motter
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
The Mountain City Mill reports today’s market quotes for grain. Corn shelled 56 cents per bushel Bo 3 red 94 No 8 red 88 steamer 83 per bushel. Cate 55 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monntain City
Cate
Maryland Firemen at Cumberland Contests Highlight Hagerstown Reinstatements
Frederick's fire companies returned from Cumberland with prizes in prize for beat department parade and steam engine contest. United Company of Frederick won two prizes in ladder and open races. Antietam and others earned second prizes. A heated convention debate centered on reinstatement rules and dues arrears, ending with seating of Hagerstown delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cumberland
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
United Company
Indepen Gott Company
Cumberland Valley Hose Company No. 5
Chamberaberg
George H. Bittner
Friendship Fire Company No. 1
Chambersburg
Ernest
United Steam Fire Company No
Decatur Street
Hons Company
Hagerstown
State Association
Antietams
Antietam
Hoss
J. L. Stern
Hebrew Congregation of
Stern
Ench
Uniteds of
Mosers, Crimmins and
Harp
Frederick Dale, Sions
Committee On
Hageratuwa
Maryland Bonding Company
Family visitors and engagements at Valley View
At Valley View Braddock Colony Mrs Charney Cabe and three children, and Miss Leah Levine of West Point Virginia reside for the summer. Mrs L H Levine and son of Baltimore also reside there. Miss Flora Levine, former summer cottage guest, will wed in Baltimore on Wednesday. Mrs Marvus and two children of West Point VA also stayed last summer and will arrive next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Charney Cabe
Leah Levine
West Point
Virginia
L. H. Levine
Baltimore
Braddock Colony
Flora Levine
Marvus
Weat Point
Wagner Sues Again Over Maryland Judgment
Burrison Wagner now Ohio resident and famed Utigant claims $130000 default judgment against Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. He alleges related heirs and executors, while the company contests the judgment's legality. Wagner’s long, volatile history includes prior suits, indictments for forgery, and multiple imprisonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrison Wagner
Ohio
United States Circuit Court
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Dickerson County
Wagner
Mariah Wiestling
Frank
W Norwood
Miss Wrestling
Norwood
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Marqiseed
Hig Security
Maryland
Virginia
Fidelity Company
T. T. Crump
Shank
Frederick County
Adame Express Company
Court of Appeale of
Court of Appeals
Soy
Auch
North Oarolina
Anita
Adama Express Company
Anite
Adams Express Company
Stafford County
William B. Dinamors
Express Company
Washington
Baltimore
Hetta
Oliver Miller
Court of Aposate
Adama Express
Fairfax
Expresa
District of Columbia
Fidelitysand Deposit Company
Reunion proposed for Mo ntocacy survivors in Frederick
A plan to hold a reunion of Mo ntocacy battle survivors in Frederick on July 9, the battle date. York officers helped organize with generals Lew Wallace Warren Koelfer and others expected to attend. A camp fire may occur July 8 in Baltimore or nearby, followed by battlefield visits and a push to erect monuments commemorating the engagement that saved Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montocacy
Frederick
York
Lew Wallace
President Invited to Speak at Catherans Reunion
The Lutheran reunion committee invites President Theodore Roosevelt and U S Senator Charles A Dick of Ohio to speak at the eighteenth annual Catherans and friends reunion at Pen Mar on July 28. The Loyville Orphans Home band will provide instrumental music. York singers conducted by Professor Alfred Hueter will sing with a brass quartet. The program features speech making and singing including Ein Fester Burg Ist Unser Gott. Clergymen from multiple districts will attend and take part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Reunion Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Charles A. Dick
Ohio
Marcus Hanna
St Pen-Mar
Loyrville Orphans
York Singers
Alfred Hueter
Christ Lutheran Church
Frestisnt Roussvils
End of Their Course at Amborat College Graduation Address
Commencement week at the Woman's College closed with a speech by Merri Edward Gates on The New Education of Women and the Old-Time Graces. Diplomas and certificates were awarded, with a reception and a luncheon for alumni and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amborat College
Woman's College
Merri Edward Gates
Soas
Grace
Moray
Trath
Costa
Gring
St. Saens
Mise Mary Mase
Dr. Gates
Mascheroni
Milas Upcraft
Connellaville
Pinno
Mary Edna Mailliniz
Freder
Alice Marian
Pen Mar Park Opens With Great 1904 Improvements
Pen Mar Park opens its season on June 22 1904 as visitors view new park improvements and enhanced amusements. J O A M oversees a guided day of special programs promising attractions for excursionists. United Brethren Reunion Days set for June 25 with trains from Shippensburg Hagerstown Baltimore and York to welcome members and friends to Pen Mar Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Pen-Mar Park
Reauré Alnca
Dey
United Brethren
Pen _lar
United Brethren Church of
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Pan Mar
Shippensburg
Hagerstown
Baltimore
York
United Brethren Committee
Pon-Mar
Briarley Hall Seminary Commencement At Poolesville
Briarley Hall Seminary held a commencement in Poolesville Montgomery county. Graduates include Marguerie Riggs Laytonsville valedictorian Elizabeth Jones Poolesville Mida Mande Getzendanner Beallsville Iuoilis Gott Buck Lodge Bosnle Price Poolesville. Susie Griffith Beallsville Mabel White Dickersons received scholarship medals Hattie Margin Fairfax Court House Va earned art medal Elena White Mabel White Dickersons Elizabeth Jones Poolesville Attend Ancé medals Saale Griffith received a diploma in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briarley Hall
Briarley Hall Seminary
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Marguerie Riggs
Laytonsville
Misslizabeth Jones
Mida Mande Getzendanner
Beallaville
Misa Iuoilis Gott
Buck Lodge
Bosnle Price
Pooleaville
Susie Griffth
Bealleville
Mabel White
Dickersons
Misa Hattie Margin
Fairfax Courthedss
Elena White
Elizabeth Jones
Misa Saale Griffith
Funeral Notices for Miss Mary O. Dean and Infant Clarence Bradley
The funeral for Miss Mary O. Dean was held yesterday at 3 o'clock from her home at 202 North Market Street with Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Olives cemetery. A. T. Risa & Soba served as directors. Also noted is the funeral of infant Clarence Bradley, son of O Beadley and I M Stull, held at Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville with Rev. S M Heach officiating. interment at Zion cemetery. O J Smith of Broofield directed this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O. Dean
North Market Street
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Stewart Dean
Wm. G. Dean
Baltimore
Charles Malohart, Jr
Royden Maichart
Barnesville
William and Roberts Hamm
Tiarmony Grove
Mt. Olives Cemetery
A. T. Risa
Soba
Clarence Bradley
O. Beadley
I. M. Stull
Bethel Church
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
M. Heach
Zion Cemetery
O. J. Smith
Broorfield
Court and local notes sweep Harford and surrounding counties
Decisions in the Court of Appeals cover several cases. Oscar Q. Murray of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a systemwide inspection return. A colored man, Budoley Johnson, who killed two men in Allegany County, is slated for hanging. Don Manuel Cervera the matador slain at the World’s Fair grounds is to be interred in Baltimore. Workmen digging foundations in Cumberland uncover a tin can of silver coins totaling $100, shared among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
Michael Mackin
Samuel Brutt
Edgar
Broadwick Neck
Talbot County
Court of Appeals
Oscar Q. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Budoey Johnson
Smith and Reinhy
Siso
Allegany County
Henderson
Local political meeting notices and classifieds
A Democratic City Central Committee meeting is announced to be held Friday in a room above Yeakle's shoe store with O E Kemp as secretary and O P Levy as chairman. A Republican City Executive Committee meeting is set for Friday evening June 10 at 8 in City Hall, by order Hanny EK and Nusz as secretary and chairman. Also a job ad seeks a stout boy to learn tinning slating and plumbing at Fox's Stove House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central Committee
Yeakle
Republican City Executive Committee
O'Stock
City Hall
Hanny EK
Owapline
Millaed N. Nusz
Secy
Stont
Fox
Lawful Grip Arrests and Local Notes
Allen Sier was arrested in Ijamsville by Deputy Sheriff Darner on non support and wife beating charges. He appeared before Justice Eckateir with a 100 bail. a new trial and assault on his wife are set for today. Also, George B. Moberly donated a recently caught owl to the National Zoological Park, shipped today. Maryland School for the Deaf seeks a game with Brunswick at 3 pm tomorrow, and Hyattsville hopes for a Tuesday match at Athletic Park. Mr Gay Fout has returned home from Frederick City Hospital improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Sier
Ijamsville
Darner
Eckateir
Sier
Wita
Zoo
George &. Moberly
Evangelicst Lutheran Church
the Nations Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Moberly
Maryland School For the Deaf
Brunswick
Hyattstown
Athletic Park
Gay Fout
Patrick Street
Brederick, City Hospital
Waa Naw Floor Coverings offers latest carpets and rugs
L. E. Mullinix advertises Waa Naw Floor Coverings highlighting a wide display of late novelties in carpets rugs and matting. The copy touts moving week prices exclusive designs and early ordering with the shop holding items until needed.
Blue Flame Wickless Stove Promoted by Sappington
B Sappington at 78 North Market Street advertising a Blue Flame Wickless stove and refrigerator lineup. Claims from Standard Oil endorsing the stove as the best cooking device to keep homes cool in hot weather. Also promotes a low priced refrigerator line to ensure comfort during summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
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the Daily News
Russia
Moscow
United
Louis Green
New Haven Green
New Haven
David Burnett Scott
College of the Cli
New York
New York City
R. W. Huntington
Guantanamo Bay
Walter Besant
London
Robert Buchanan
Peter the Great
Yenoit
Jane
W. L. Moors
Zimmerman
H. BE. Chapline
P. Lary
Doll Bros
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Co
O. Thos
Kemp
Walker & Bennett Children’s Wash
Jane Hammond
Rosenour
Promsant
Aarhe
Prebes
Samous
Reunion
Monocacy
Woman’s Golleys
DE. M. E. Gates
Elocation
Elizabeth Aguas Engler
Gratis
Myrtla Estaire Hershberger
Edith Work Isenberg
Huntingdon
Mary Eleanor Dill
Bessie Mary Hargett
Tts
Olty
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Ofien
Clinton E. Maren
Malo's Drug Store
Clinton E. Mstn
Graduate Pharmaciat
THE
City Hotel Grill
Best and Promptes
Winfield Scott Schley
Lone of Veterans
Janior Hall
BE. Wilson
Chicago
Ill
Baltimore, & Ohio Railroad
Illa
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Inalualva, Galt
Barper's Ferry
Charlestown
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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O. E. Kemp
Q O. P. Levy
L. E. Mullinix
L. EB. Mulliniz
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington
Pombrook
Orrant Cavera
Ogiah
Sacorday
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Bons
ANL Furniture Repairers
North Marext Stelez Frederick, MD
Thomas F
Proteerman
West Franklin Street
Baltmore
RTE
Martidenly O. A
East Church Street
Dentisi
Kefauver
Oraces
East Second Straits
Wil Madero Improvementa
East Third Street
Clifton
Braddock Pielzhts
Edward ¥. Goldaborough
Third Street
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
S. Hichelberger
Patrick Strait
J. . Gove
W. Patrick Street
Apolyte
Cline
A. Frazier
Mildatt Ok
All Batnte’ Street
Market Street
Matt
Belant & Knott
East
Patrick Stree
T Or Rodlyr
Menard
Bro
Albert Zimmerman
E. Cleve
Mattings
G. S. Cline
Carpet and Fubniture Store
Njewara Preebrrhives
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