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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
5
Readers are urged to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of papers to the News office to ensure timely delivery and proper service. The notice emphasizes quick notification to resolve delivery issues and maintain reliable subscriptions.
Notice to subscribers that on Monday the fifteenth, the regular collection day, Taz Dany News carriers will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready may save manual inconvenience.
Purely personal notices list many visiting relatives and travelers. Estelle Castle visits Thurmont. Murray Brish of Philadelphia travels here. Arthur Kreh leaves for Washington. Laurie Price visits Baltimore. Patrick Street Rast in Baltimore. Sister from Harrisonburg visits Weiner family. J H Markey family moves to Catalpin Braddock Colony. E V Weait, Carroll County states attorney, in town on business. Hoetsl Cramer of Mt Pleasant visits Grace Loweny in Baltimore. A B Sye of Benedict in Frederick for several days of business. George H Kiszeiller of Chambersburg attends firemen’s convention. Elia Twig returns to Baltimore after stay with Mrs. Rowe. Mrs. John Burch and son visit sister Mrs. Orlando Burch and return home. Lawrence Drawer and family take Mrs J H Markey’s seat at East Second Street for summer. Annie Hauer returns to Baltimore. Eva Linn and Fannie Biden of Baltimore guests of Swan O. Birely. Jesse Brown and Frank Mitchell of Washington guests of Dr. and Mrs. Magruder at Frederick Junction. Mary and Margaret Albert return to Latrobe, Pa.. Edos Evans of Connellsville returns home. Mrs. John W Bartscher, Willie Judgeon, and Alice Pittroff of Baltimore return home after visiting Mrs. Jos. O. Houff and family. Rev L A Bush and family of Scalp Level Pa visit Jefferson and Feaga ville, warmly welcomed but sadly their stay ends.
A compact column of local and general items with quirky proverbs and odd phrases. Includes playful lines about fate, daily routines, and social observations, presented as brief humor and curiosities from the daily newspaper.
Special correspondence describes Dresden as a premier Saxon city with handsome homes, green terraces, and Elbe views. It notes deer in fields, Brühl Terrace, Loschwitz, and funicular rails, plus Dresden as a leading European musical center with Wagnerian opera and affordable prices. The piece highlights Hoffmann and Sunday receptions with artist autographs for charity.
A traveler describes Dresden's gardens bridges and railway depots with ornate details and public comforts. In Montgomery County, 8 year old Reuben Leizear was shot and killed by 17 year old Walter Gates after Gates aimed at dogs at Lay Hill farm, a tragic ending to a morning.
The article notes crowds greeting a kingly procession along Prager street, praises the Crown Princess and royal missteps, and references a theater parade. A separate event recounts a hunting accident where Gates shot Leizer, leading to accidental death verdict. Oakmont tree collapse avoids injuries to Dr. Goodell’s office.
Church notices list Sunday sermons and Sunday school times across multiple churches. Cardinal Gibbons will attend St Johns Catholic services and preside at high mass with elaborate music and a cardinal's reception. 100 plus confirmations expected. Also reports on a court clerk receiving a serenade and market quotes from Eastern Milling & Export.
OCR fragment shows a banking balance line with liabilities and profits plus a bustling set of 1920s store advertisements. It includes references to a redemption fund with U S treasurer and alienation, various bank figures, and a long retail ad text for The Glass of Marion and clothing and hosiery promotions. Also features Mountain Lake Park Maryland resort ad with Chautauqua program.
Local store ad lists low prices on household goods such as jars, pans, tablecloths, mats, stockings, and lamps. Also promotes Crab Soup and Green Turtle Soup at City Hotel Grill, a Gipsy Queen operetta on June 16, and a firemen's souvenir glass. Includes removal notice for Dr Boteler and excursion and rail fare details for Saengerfest travel in June 1903.
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