Personal visits and travels of noted residents
VUBELY PERSONAL. Mrs. F. J. Datis of Washington visits relatives in the city. Mr. Charles D. Dall of Hotel Belvedere Baltimore is in town. Miss Mary H. Burger guests of Mrs. Luther Kuhlman Gettysburg Pa. George A. Root of Washington spent yesterday with relatives. Mrs. Samuel B. Shearer of Carlisle Pa visiting Mrs. H. S. Landte. Miss Emma Derr and Miss Clara Rowe visiting Mrs. Harper Walkeraville. Gen. L. Victor Baughman, after Carlsbad, now at the Savoy London. Mrs. Louise Tillack and others of Bayonne N J who attended the Tillack Warser wedding at Lewistown will leave for Washington. Mr. Wim Rodrick and Mr. Wm. W. Pickets travel to Baltimore for O U A M state meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Datis
Washington
Charles D. Dall
Belvedere
Baltimore
Mary Hi. Burger
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
George A. Root
Samuel B. Shearer
Carliafe
H.S. Landte
North Market Street
Emma Derr
Mies Clara Rowe
Mra
Narrow Escape in Yard Involving Conductor Thomas Look
Conductor Thomas Look of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad narrowly escaped death early this morning in Bronwick. While crossing a yard he climbed onto a freight car platform and stepped toward the main track as a westbound passenger train at about 40 miles per hour struck him, throwing him onto the side track. A basket he carried was crushed, but he sustained only scratches and bruises and walked home.
Male High School Graduates to Receive Diplomas
The following young gentlemen have passed final examination at Male High School and will receive diplomas if the commencement exercises on June 23: Albert Stanley Holtz, Herman William Ordeman, Harry William Zeigler, Robert Daniel Humm, Jay William Tome, Lewie Alexander Woodward, Upton Sharcotts Reich, Garley Stanley South, William Staley Tames, John Williams Quynn, Francis Brown Sappington Sr., Henry Beeson Sameburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stanley Holtz
Herman William Ordeman
Harry Willam Zeigler
Robert Daniel Humm
Jay William Tome
Lewie Alexander Woodward
Upton Sharcotts Reich
Garley Stanley South
William Staley Tames
John Williams Quynn
Francis Brown Sappington, Sr
Henry Beeson Sameburg
Naturalized Ray J H Jeffries Connected to Baltimore Court
Ray J H Jeffries, previously stationed in Middletown, has 2900 granted all naturalization papers in Baltimore County court. A native of Walesad, he has resided in the United States seven years. Jeffries is now stationed at Highland Avenue M E Church, Baltimore, near Ney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
J. H Jeffries
Middletown
Baltimore County
de Tai
Waleasad
United States
Mr. Jeffries
Highland Avenus M. E. Church
Baltimore Ney
The Local Mart Market Quotes for Todmy Goods
Waring Tyson lists buying prices for corn shelled 50 cents per bushel. wheat No 2 red 92 cents per bushel. amortized figures include 850 and 790 per bushel, with 40 cents per anahel in January. damaged and rejected items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring Tyson's
Marke
Tragedy and Local Notices From Hollofields Station to Bolivar
Dropped Dead. George Jackson, lampman on the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, collapsed at Hollfields Station. His family, a widow and several children, remain in Mount Airy. Mrs. Susan Fink, widow near Bolivar, was found dead in her chair yesterday morning due to heart trouble, aged about 70. In wrestling, Kid Taylor, featherweight, was defeated by Columbina, Baltimore, claiming the world title. Reynolds Post G A R decorated comrades buried at St John’s cemetery with address by Dr. F. W. J. Kanne. Bids for Frederick street paving will be opened at 8 PM at a mayoral-aldermen meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Baltimore
Chio Silroad
Hollofields Station
Mount Airy
Susan Fink
Bolivar
Joath
Ourgived
Charles Hildebrand
Taylor
Pera Houses
Kid Aylor
Columbina
Reynolds
St. John’s Metory
Fe. W. J. Kanne
Relgious World Notes From Whiteh Over Local Ministers
Local ministers teach gospel truths in week notes. Evangelical Reformed and Catholic churches held services with Holy Communion and sermons on the Holy Ghost. Trinity ME and United Brethren reported Sunday school, Epworth League events, and evening services. Lutheran and Presbyterian churches hosted Children’s Day and staff awards. Grace Reformed celebrated Pentecost with large attendance, new members, and a 600-member Sunday School showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteh Oer
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R.eschbach
I. M. Motter
Johon’sa Catholic
W. J. Kane
J. H. Balthis
God
Epworth League
United Brethren Church
J W Ellacore
Y.P.C
Lutheran Church
Steck
J. B. W. Kitzmeyer
Aohagl
Woman's Missionary Society
Qlnae No
Misa Smiley
Olass
Dean Hendrickson
Baisy Abrecht
Jennie McCracken
Mary Myers
Bertha Fraley
Upton Reich
John Abreohe
Luther Abrecht
Margaret Eichelberger
Louise Esbartaon
Hazel Danner
Walter Crouse
David McCrecken
Mary Rogers
Pradie Lambright
Glenn Lense
Wardie Moler
Zohn Ebert
Methodiet Episcopal Church
L. A. Thielkeld
M. G. Urner
E.R. Lewin
Naondlem
Mery Young
Messra
Harris
Beinlein
Oline
Stockman
Hbert
Dyer
George Heinlein
Elmer Eixon
Edna Rhodrick
M.O Castle
Grace Reformed Church
Rev. L. McLean
Grace Sunday School
Walter Mc Dance
O . T. Hendrickson
Thea
J. Travera Thomas
Holy Crows
Profi
Elinor Markey
H. H. Abbott
A. RK. Fisher
Grace Reformed
London preacher calls for new methods to revive churches
Rev William J Dawson, a leading London pastor, warned that many churches are nearly empty and old methods fail. After eight months evangelizing in America, he urged preachers to wake audiences, arguing indifference rather than dwindling faith, and urged sermons to reflect true experience and passion to draw people back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thoman
William J. Dawson
Highbury Quadrant Congregational Church
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Snch
New York
Dawson Gaked
Miniatere
Organizing Military Company In Frederick City
A group of young men in the city plans to form a Bark of the First Regiment Maryland National Guard. The effort follows Col O A Little’s note to Mr John Markey, recalling a strong local spirit from the Spanish American War. The unit will enroll 40 to 60 men with barracks secured, and Col Little can provide uniforms and arms. He favors joining the Frederick company in the national camp at Belshin Anguat with the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrst Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Col.o
John Markey
Col. Little
Frederick
Belshin Anguat
Lawful punishment in local arrests after weekend disturbances
Gordon Stewart colored was arrested on West Allaints street Saturday night by Officer Doiter for disorderly conduct and fined 2.5 which he paid. Frank Johnson and Charles Phebus and Frank Brochey were arrested Sunday at 1 am for disturbing the peace on Waat Patrick street. each was fined 50 and costs, in default 30 days. Brachey’s fine rose to 20 after jail remand. Harry Coastle arrested at Telegraph forest home for fighting with wife. Justice Eckstein reprimanded both and released them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peae IE Ourbers
Gordon Stewart
West Allaints
Doiter
Smith
Frank Johnson
Charles Phebus
Frank Brochey
Deiser
King
Waat Patrick Streat
Brachey
Harry Oaatle
Telegraph Forest
Funeral of Caroline R Michael Widow of Isaac Michael
Funeral held from her late home near Utica yesterday with services at Re Pauls church Aston at 2 pm. Rev M Heach conducted. Survived by three sons and three daughters including John Pieroa Caleb Michael C Eyler Minnie Barah. Age 41 years 2 months 20 days. Interment Utica cemetery. M L Greager Thormont funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline R. Michael
Isaac Michael
Utica
Re. Paul's Church
Aston
J. H. Beer
Geo. W. Cramer
Cornelius Derr
H.L. Gaver
J.H. Patman
T. Stull
M. L. Greager
Thormont
Tragic Railroad Fatality in Grafton
Walker Onatley a colored boy aged eleven was killed by a train on Saturday night near Grafton West Virginia. He was a son of Mrs. Soales Burgess of Weat All Satata street. His remains were brought to his mother's home and the funeral is set for tomorrow at St. John's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Onatley
Grafton
W. Va
Soales Burgess
St. John’s Church
Sick residents improve at local homes and shops
Mrs Ida Koogle who has been quite sick improving. Mr Augustus Herwig Weat Patrick a troes who has been quite sick is able to be back at R B J Dutrows confectionery store where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Koogle
Augustus Herwig
Patrick Atroes
J. Dutrow
Livery Team Theft Sparks Pursuit and Arrest
Eugene Sponseller reports a horse and a runabout stolen by A O Smoot. Sheriff T K Young traveled to Cumberland where Smoot was arrested on charges tied to the caper. Witnesses describe Smoot as a 35 year old salesman with cash on him and undergoing identification with Sponseller and Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Allan Johnson
Kraft
Stover
Shultz
S Ranabout
Sponseller
Andrew Baker
Qiry
J. W. Wilson
Baker
Mears
Walkersville
Firet Tollgate
Jefferson
Myers
Condence
Ana Drivar
Sponreller
Mt. Airy
Sponapller
Sherrif Young
Dumbarland
Resignations and notices from Prince George's and surrounding areas
A collection of brief items notes Road Engineer Roger Boyle resigns in Prince George's county Confederate memorial services held in Washington cemetery Hagerstown Dr Louis J Sutton dies at Hyattsville aged 87 rural free delivery carriers association district officers elected Talbot county GOP primary results Fire damages Havre de Grace fish sheds $8000 loss Governor Warfield recommends graduates at Springfield hospital and Western Maryland College sermons and personnel news bail granted in murder case Dorchester lockout injunctive action at Pocomoke City changes at Markell and Trail coat firm Advertised letters Frederick post office June 10 1905 listing residents and visitors to retrieve mail Further names appear in ladies and gentlemen lists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George's
Roger Boyle
Washington Cemetery
Hagerstown
Louis J. Sutton
St. Mary
Hyatteville
Washington County
Warfield
Warnes
Springfield
Western Maryland College
Lewis
Elizabeth Diehl
George Diehl
Hageratown
J. H. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Keyser
W. Va
Pocomoke City
William Hermann
J. H. Thompson
Misa Jean Maxwell
Cumberland
Emmitsburg High School Commencement at Spangler's Opera House
The Emmitsburg High School commencement exercises will be held at Spangler's Opera House Thursday evening, June 2, at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanitaburg
Emmitsburg High School
Spangler’s Opera House
Citizens National Bank at Frederick Maryland May 2 1905 Financial Statement
Bank report from Frederick Maryland shows assets liabilities and capital. It lists total liabilities including deposits and notes outstanding and confirms the cashier’s sworn statement dated June 3 1905 with signatures of trustees and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Alleged Crap-Shooters Hearing Tonight in Juvenile Case
Justice John Wood will hear sixteen boys arrested yesterday by Sheriff Young and Deputy Alexander on crap shooting charges. Authorities claim the youths have long violated the law and will present evidence to convict. Names include Schaef fer, Elmer Jones, Yinger, McCanner, Phebus, Young, Brachey, Derr, Gilbert Young, Englebrecht, Grove, Fagan, Dixon, Brast, and others. Deputy Alexander also arrested Harry Grove, Cleveland Grove, Arthur Lambright, and Harry Brast in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Sheriff Young
Alexander
Harry Schaeffer
Elmer Jones
Frank Yinger
Frank McCanner
Arthur Phebus
Samuel Young
Walter Brachey
Quear Derr
Gilbert Young
Archie Englebrecht
Qghester Grove
Edward Grove
Louis Fagan
Ray Fagan
Fraley Dixon
Millard Brast
Harry Grove
Cleveland Grove
Arthur Lambright
Harry Brast
Local Business Notes On Repairs and Special Trains
Sewing machine repairs and supplies promoted by various shops in Frederick and surroundings. Ads tout absolute parity in oil and needles for all machines, plus discounts under fifty cents on the dollar at Hamburger's Clothier. A City Hotel visit on June 11 offers consultation and lodging, with other ads for piano tuning and boardings at The Avalon Braddock Heights. Special train to Washington and Baltimore on Sunday June 13 from Frederick at 7 45 p m offers day trips to capital attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singeratores
Patrick
Fredrok
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Capital
Monumental Oley
Linen Bargain Sale Ad by John Hendrickson
advertisement urges reading on dress items with alleged value. lists New Silk Skirt black priced at 3.08 a dubious figure. children lace hose black and tan. Bally shoes last season. genuine Englis fold Sarah Thos around 3.50. napkins and doultos at 0.50 per dozen. 86 inch linen lawn offered as linen bargain of the season claiming value comparisons to 5.00 elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bally Aa
Local Travel Deals and Gas Range Offers for Summer
Local readers are urged to compare gas range prices from 5.00 to 11.00 and consider store financing terms. Pueperick Gas & Light Co announces options at 181g Booth Market 6s. The notice lists popular seaside excursions from Atlantic City to Rehoboth Beach with sparse schedules and fares, plus Low Baltimore & Ohio Railroad excursion rates and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueperick Gas & Hic. Co
Booth Market
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Dorchester County
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Frederick City
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W. P. Howe
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Fourth Street
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Allen Rohrback Grocery
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Peterman
Franklin Street
Sefavver
Church Street
Frederick, Ma
Meldly
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Frederick, Md
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Citizens’ National Bank, Markat
Patrick Bursets
Madate Db Ih. WM. OC
Buteler
F. B. Sappington
Gosaan Goops
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