Brish Bros. and B&O RR Named in Railway Note
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
3
The Weekly News Promises Expanded Twelve Page Issue
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday. It boasts Frederick city and countys largest bona fide circulation and surpasses others as an advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 5 P.M. Wednesday and changes by noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Tami Wresty
Purely Personal Visitors and Travels Mentioned
A long list of local residents and visitors are noted across Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Miss Whipp Jefferson visiting Lancaster. Nannie and Elizabeth Knott at Linganors Hills Inn. John S. Lakiz Jefferson in Frederick. Henry J. Fox Woodsboro in Frederick on business. J L Michael West Patrick street in Donbs on business. D S Rice North Market street in Washington. Helen Abell Baughman returning from Visitation Academy Georgetown. John and Mrs Newman East I Second street leaving for Washington. Margaret Hood spending a few days in Lancaster. Rev Dr E R Eshbach at Franklin and Marshall College commencement. J Alliene Williamson Court Square returning from Montgomery county. Castle family St Louis visiting then to Emmitsburg. Harry Hedges Hantonville in city for slate extraction by Dr Wim Boteler. Douglas H Hargett and Bessie Hargett Hast Church street at Franklin and Marshall College commencement. Mrs Croft and Miss Mary Croft of South Carolina visiting Ross Court Square returning. Miss Wiener Frederick and Miss Jordan Brunswick visiting Lillian Licklider Martinsburg WV returning. Mrs Rose Holbruner Woodsboro brought to city for pin removal from throat by Dr Stoltz and Dr Boteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Michael
West Patrick Street
D. S. Rice
North Market Street
Washington
Helen Abell Baughman
Visitation Academy
Georgetown
John §. Newman
East I Second Street
Margaret Hood
Lancaster
E. R. Eshbach
Franklin & Marshall College
J. Alliene Williamson
Court Square
Montgomery County
Castle
St. Louis
Emimitsburg
Harry Hedges
Hantonville
Wim. C. Boteler
Douglas H. Hargett
Bessie Hargett
Churchstreet
Croft
Mary Croft
South Carolina
Onaries W. Ross
Miss Wiener
Frederick
Misa Jordan
Branswick
Lillian Licklider
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rose Holbruner
Woodsboro
Stoltz
Wm. C. Boteler
Lost Mats Report Amid Evening Fishing Incident
Four men recount a stolen wire mat with a name woven in it found in Carrell Creek and later vanished from bushes after fishing. Notices include Mrs. Hiram Grove convalescent, George Moberly Jr on sick list, and N J Wilson on sick list. UDC Fitzhugh Les Chapter will open West Patrick Street rooms Thursdays 9 am to 1 pm for reading writing and social time with a Daughters presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast Third Street
Carrell Creek
Mealey’s Meadow
Hiram J. Grove
George Moberly, Jr
South Market Treet
N. J. Wilson
East Patrick Street
U. D.C
Fitzhugh Les Chapter
United Daughters of the Conederacy
West Patrick Street
Frederick Firemen to Enter State Meet Contests at Westminster
Frederick firemen from United, Independent, and Junior companies will travel by Pennsylvania Railroad to Westminster for the Maryland State Firemen's Association meeting. About 100 from United include drill, reel and hook and ladder, and bugle corps. Independent and Junior send 60 to 75 each with the Independent Drum Band. The next meeting may be in Frederick, with merchants urging hosting to boost business and town vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westminster
United Company
Drill Association
Wll
United Fire Company
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Salisbury
Enjoyable Trip Across Frederick County Alums Plan Reunion
A party including Enoch L. Frizzell Vincent Se bold Jos B Elder and J C Williams of Emmitsburg toured Woodsboro Walkersville Mt Pleasant New Market Kemp Town Ridgeville and Frederick then Thurmont before returning home Frizzell a former sheriff candidate is urged to run again Visitation Academy Alumnae hold a reunion with a noon gathering and 2 p m banquet on June 19 at the president's residence 210 members and 150 guests expected Victoria Raymond Medal to be awarded to top scholar in all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch L. Frizzell
Vincent Sebold
Jos. B. Elder
J.C. Williams
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
New Market
Kemptown
J. W. Williams
Ridgeville
Frederick
Thurmont
Frizzell
Visitation
Visitation Academy
F. K. Smith
Victoria Raymond
Mountain Lake Park
Rezort
Allegheny Mountains
Glades
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
West Virginia State Teachers’ Meeting
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Chautanqux
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Market Notes and Hospital Update
Market morning shows robust tone with fresh country produce flowing in. Peas moderate in price while strawberry crop remains abundant with top boxes at 6 cents. old fashioned varieties sold at 25 cents for six at 6 o'clock, later small berries sold cheaply. Also cherries come in 5 to 8 cents per quart. Hospital notes report Frederick City Hospital Association meets at 7 PM at Mrs. J H Markey home. rummage sale results decent. building foundation progress with cornerstone expected around July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Mr Murray Denies Leaving Baltimore and Ohio
First Vice-President Oscar G Murray states reports of his departure from the Baltimore and Ohio are unfounded he has not considered severing relations with the railroad and will not leave his post addressing rumors surrounding his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio
Back From the Philippines Returns Home Soldier Arrives
Mr. George Gelbach son of Groff Hotel owner William H Gelbach arrived in the city Friday after three years in the army in the Philippines. He brought home many relics and enjoys showing them to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
George Gelbach
William H. Gelbach
Groff Hotel
Gelbach
Digging Commences for New Masonic Temple Foundations
Foundations for the new Masonic Temple were started today after the old building was torn down and debris cleared in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Tax schedule for internal revenue revenue act details and rates
A historic tax schedule lists rates for liquor dealers brewers oleomargarine and other items under the internal revenue laws with specific per unit and base amounts. It outlines taxes on cigars cigarettes oleomargarine lard extracts and other goods, plus taxes on banks brokers and theaters, with thresholds based on capital and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Eg Tee Dioceses
Aedpaceue Ee Hava
Saternal Revenue
Internal Revenue Laws
United States
Ratsil
Atic
Stolen horse and buggy from Sharetts stable near Bruceville
A light bay driving horse named Dexter and a buggy were stolen from the stable of Dr. A A Sharetts near Bruceville Carroll county. The horse known as Deck answers to his name and is highly intelligent and valued by Dr. Sharetts who offers a 50 reward for the return and 200 for arrest and conviction of the thief. Authorities in multiple towns and states alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia.t
B. E. Sharetts
Bruceville
Carroll County
Dexter
A. A. Sharetts
E. J. Sharetts
Local notices and upcoming events in Frederick Maryland
The Frederick News lists dances at Braddock Heights with free music and late car departures, a city opera house recital by Miss Eisenhauer and others, and a strawberry festival by St Joseph's church. It notes a new paper route purchase, optical services by Dr. Highbarger, a removal sale on violins and pianos, dressmaking services, and an excursion to Washington on June 16. It also advertises skirt deals, silk fabrics, linen, and dental services by Dr Radcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joasph’s Catholic Church
Admiral Schley Honored by German Society Honorary Member
Admiral Schley is made an honorary member of the Pfaelzer Volksfest Verein after a delegation from the society visited his New York home. He expresses sincere thanks, notes six generations of his family in America, and praises German-French ancestry and the republic’s liberty. He emphasizes gratitude for the honor and pride in belonging to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Sampson
Northwest
Secretary Long
Schley
Pfinelzer Volkfest Verein
Raiter Skell
Staats Zeitung
Pfaelzer Volksfest Verein
America
Frederick College Falls to Freddrick Amateurs in 22 17 Loss
Frederick College was defeated by the Frederick Amateurs 22 to 17. Worman and Wood led their teams with strong hitting. The Amateurs lineup included Sponseller Willard Railing Schroeder Young Toms Leihert Kolb Wood, while College featured N Eberta Carty Worman Maulsby Eberts Eppley Smith Thompson Johnson. A rematch is set for Saturday June 15 at 10 at Athletic Park. Managers plan to travel to Westminster tomorrow for a game at 4 after the Frenan parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Frederick Amateura
Worman
Wood
Sponseller
Willard
Railing
Schroeder
Young
Toms
Leihert
Kolb
N. Eberta
Carty
Maulsby
BR. Eberts
Eppley
Smith
Thompson
Johnson
Frederick
Athletic Park
Frederick Baseball Club
Westminster
Westminster Club
Freman
Funerals for Major A. E. Davis and Miss Matilda Bielfeld
The funeral for Major A. E. Davis, killed June 4 at a Ridgeville railroad crossing, was held June 6 at Pine Grove church with Rev. Dr. D. May presiding. Pallbearers listed, L. J. Lewis in charge. Separately, Miss Matilda Bielfeld, who died in Greenville, Pa., had her remains transported to Frederick and will be laid to rest tomorrow at Olivet Cemetery after services at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Davis
Ridgeville
Pine Grove Church
D. May
New Market
Albert Jones
B. I. Dorsey
Albert Maynard
A. T. Baker
H. B. Wilson
Win. Hood
L. J. Lewis
Matilda Bielfeld
Greenville
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Market Street
Olivet Cemetery
Maryland School for the Deaf to Close Tomorrow
The Maryland School for the Deaf will close tomorrow while Western Maryland College and St. John's College plan commencements. The third reunion of graduates and former pupils is set for June 18 and 19, with St. John's College at Annapolis hosting graduation June 13 to 19. Oscar B. Coblentz of this county is listed among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
voImMeuve Neets
Maryland School For the Deaf
Western Maryland College
Westminster
St. John’s College
Annapolis
iOacar B. Coblentz
Opening of Republican Campaign in Baltimore
Republicans to open state headquarters in Baltimore tomorrow marking the start of the fall campaign. Senator McComas and Chairman Goldsborough will attend and spend much time at the Calvert Building from then on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Senator McComas
Goldsborough
Calvert Baildmg
Pay Car Arrives. York Visitors Dine at Doll's Cafe
A Pennsylvania pay car arrived in Frederick at noon with May wages for city and road employees. York visitors were treated to an elegant dinner at Doll's cafe. Mr and Mrs Dixon Walker of Urbana are touring Virginia by car, stopping in Winchester and Sunray, planning to attend the colt show via Upperville. Edward Brennan of Pittsburgh, who failed to report after joining the U S Army, has been caught and taken to Fort Howard. he will not face desertion charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Frederick
York
Doll's Cafe
Dixon
Walker
Urbana
Virginia
Winchester
Sunray
Upperville
Edward Brennan
Pittsburg
Fort Howard
U.S
Braddock Heights Dance Opens Season Tonight
At Braddock Heights the first semi weekly dance of the season will be held this evening. Oars will depart from the Square corner every half hour. The Frederick Select Orchestra will furnish music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Frederick Select Orchestra
Local Mart Quoted Prices For Today
Mr J EK W Hargett lists quoted prices for today with corn at 2.50 per barrel and 50 cents per bushel for shelled corn. Wheat at 72 cents per bushel. Bay priced at 12 to 14 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EK. W. Hargett
Death of William O Shafer Ties to Middletown Area
William O Shafer who was found dead near Danville Indiana reportedly died by suicide after a life filled with tragedy. His father Charles W Shafer of near Middletown traveled to Danville to bring home the remains. The deceased had been engaged to marry and had drawn funds from a bank before leaving for the West where he passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Shafer
Charles W. Shafer
Middletown
Danville
Til
Brans- Wick
West
Indiana
Pension Increase for William Augevine of Frederick
The pension of William Augevine of Frederick has been increased to three dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Augevine
Frederick
Local beer promoted as house specialty at Bob's
Bob's advertises tonight's beer offering with options light or dark and a claim of freshness and coolness. It notes the beer as the house famous product attracting customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob's
Awnings advertised by L E Mullinix
L E B Mullinix offers adjustable window and door awnings in a large new stock. Awnings fit any window, fasten low, circulate air, and install in two minutes. Made of striped duck. Prices range from 3.50 for narrow fits to 1.75 for wider ones, installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Mullinix
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