Personal notes on visitors and travels in Frederick
Purely personal snippets list r. W. O. Biraly on a Philadelphia business trip, J. W. Huey and Mrs Eugene Grove in Baltimore, Lawrence Rust Lee visiting relatives in Frederick, Elmer Brown headed to Geneva, Lisa Clara Haller visiting Williamsport, Emily Landauer returning from Balt more, Marcus Williams in Baltimore Washington for the day, Nellis L Detrick visiting her nephew in Baltimore, Attorney Glenn H Worthing with son Richard in Washington, Worthing family at Avalon Cottage Brad Heights, John Wm Hardt and Miss Car Hardt visiting grandfather in Oburok Street, C P Meckel and child from Allegheny guests of Mr and Mrs Alien Rohr, Bessie C Biraly of Thurmont named delegate to American Committees of Work among Young Women. conference at Silver Bay Lake George June 27-July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. O. Biraly
Philadelphia
R.j. W. Huey
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Eugene Grove
Lawrence Rust Lee
Pitts Tg
Frederick
Elmer Brown
West Third Eet
Geneva
Marcus Williams
East Second
Washington
Nellis L. Detrick
John OG. Hardt
Oburok Street
C.P. Meckel and Chilin
Allegheny
Mrgq
Alien Rohr
West Patrick Atreat
New York
New York, Hav Ome Loke Four Years’ Courses of 7. 6 Bessie C. Birealy
Thurmont
Woman’s College
Baltic
Silver Bay
Lake George
N Sud
XN J Wilson Dies Sudden After Stroke at Store
N S Wilson aged about 70 died after a fatal stroke near his store this afternoon at about 1 15. He collapsed on a bench in front of C C Carty’s store while returning from dinner and passed away at 2 15 with Father Goleman present. He was a well known Frederick resident active in the store and plumbing business, now operated by N J Wilson & Son. He is survived by his wife, sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. Wilson
Father Goleman
Son
Wilson
Frederick
Tinwara
N. J. Wilson & Son
The Work of Death Miss Annie M Fenseyfrock
The notice reports the death of Miss Annie M Fenseyfrock daughter of Harvey Fenseyfrock residing Apples county aged 15 years 5 months and days. Funeral held morning Rev W L Martin officiated interment at B cemetery. An infant Marguerits Richardson aged about ten months died at Roanoke while visiting relatives with funeral service at Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Fenseyfrock
Harvey Eyiock
Apples ‘Ch
Seliness
W. L. Martin
B. Cemetery
Marguerits
P. A
Battie Richardson
Roanoke
Annual Commencement at St John’s Literary Institute
At St John’s Institute the annual commencement featured songs and recitations in the school building last evening. Father Coleman presided as premiames or prizes were distributed amid an interesting program, with students and faculty attending the event.
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St. John‘s Institute
St. John’s Literary Institute
Ste
Father Coleman
Frederick and Emmitsburg Commencement Addresses and Diplomas
The Frederick Male and Female High Schools held their annual commencement at the City Opera House with Prof. M. B. Stephens presenting diplomas. Rev. Dr. Elbert Todd delivered an address on the value of education, and Miss Mary Lloyd Grayson read an essay on the English drama. Amon Burgee and Hunt Hendrickson received gold medals for top averages. graduates include Bessie Clay Anders and Elenora Lenora Rickerd among others. The Emmitsburg High School also held its fifth annual commencement at Spangler's Opera House with processional, essays, orations, and diplomas awarded.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Frederick Select Orchestra
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Gchools
Mary Lloyd Grayson
Sane
Misa Grayson
H. 8. Todd
M.eb Church
Stinespring
Amon Burgee
Hunt Hendrickson
Calvin Hines
Bessie Clay Anders
Edna Rebecca Courtney
Nellie Craing Dean
Alvida Browning DeLleshmutt
Mary ‘Lloyd Grayson
Hlmnor Markey
Beulah Diehl Moberly
Elenora Lenora Rickerd
Hdna Hella Rhoderick
Ruth V.S. Sappington
Ana Willard
Grace Enda Zimmerman
Dorasy Cleveland Adama
Eric Oslvin Biser
William Marshall Fout
Arthur Theodors Kreh
Thomas Irving Miller
Guy Roelkey Ramsburg
Eogar
Russell Stockman
Lester Adam
Ooms
Steesburz High School
Emmitsburg ‘High School
Spangler’s
Opera House
B. L. Anusn
W. O. B. Shhulenberger
Mies Elizabeth M. Horner
Violent bar fight leaves man stabbed seven times
At Byler's saloon on West Patrick Street a fight ended with Charles Mitchell, an ice wagon driver for Capt. Anderson, badly stabbed by James Spriggs. Mitchell suffered seven knife wounds, two near the heart, one on the neck. he was treated by Drs. Goodell and McComas and his condition improved to serious but stable by noon. Spriggs fled. police searched for him as racial tensions and threats surfaced among intoxicated patrons.
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Byler
West Patrick Street
Charles Mitchell
Wm. Anderson
James Spriggs
Eyster
Spriggs
Charles F. Goodell
McComas
Mitchell
Eyler's
Irs
GOMAS VS MUDD Ties Deepen Over Bowling Appointment
Senator MoComas and Representative Mudd clash publicly amid a feud tied to Aloysius Bowling’s subtreasurer bid. Mudd defends his endorsement while accusing MoComas of personal attacks and press campaigns, citing a White House protest letter questioning Bowling’s fitness and party implications.
Double Execution For Baltimore Railroad Killers
Two Black men Frank Jones and John Johnson were hanged together at Ellicott City for the murder and robbery of Tarael Radetsky along the Baltimore and Obi Railroad in Howard County. The execution occurred at dawn with the trap sprung by Sheriff James L. Hobbs. Jones, christened William Henry Francis earlier, received baptism in prison before the end.
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Frank Jones
John Johnson
Tarael Radetsky
Baltimore and Obi
Howard County
Ellicott City
James L. Hobba
Roy
Frank B. Randall
St. Alban's Protestant Episcopal Church
Alberton
Joboson
Mr Randall
Johnson
Sheriff Hobbs
Warden Hinman
Jones
William Henry Francis
Court of Appeals rules Hagilton not to remate as marshal
The Court of Appeals holds Capt Samuel T Hagilton not empowered by law to remate as marshal of the Baltimore police. William F Spangler, a Williamsport businessman, remains missing six days after his disappearance. Charles Grady Jr’s five year old son died after being trampled by a horse. Governor Smith pardoned George Oberly, serving seven years for receiving stolen goods. Surveyors map a link route between the Western Maryland and West Virginia lines. Allegany County approves road work on the national pike from Red Rock toward Cumberland. Singerstown bicycle plant in Hagerstown announces upgrades and plans to produce 60,000 wheels yearly with 450 workers.
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Court of Appeals
Samuel T. Hagilton
Marshall
Baltimore
William F Spangler
Williamsport
Charles Grady
John W. Young
Allegany County Court
Smith
George Oberly
Camberland
Oberly Run
Western Maryland Railroad
Weat Wirginis Central
Allegany County Commissioners
Feastal Sovernment
Sample Road
Red Rock
Carmberlard
Singerstown
American Bicycle Company
Hagerstown
Guy Concern
Real estate Auctions Tomorrow at Court House and Market
Auctions will sell ground at Market and Eighth streets and real estate at Fifth tatreat and Middle alley by agents D G Winebrenner and others. A two story brick dwelling and a two story frame dwelling are described as improvements on parcels. Also a Woodsboro land parcel with a two story frame dwelling will be sold by Wa 8 Hinks and Hammond Urner trustees. Baseball notes report a 6 to 6 tie between Park and Eastern Stars at Athletic Park with Keefer Eckstein and Erast Bennets among battery lines. St Johns New Pastor Rev J Kane of Baltimore City Hospital will assume formal charge June 29. Rev J F Coleman to St Francis Xavier’s in New York. EB J Craig expected to be ordained as Kane’s assistant.
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Walter Saunders
Oonrt House
Charles OC. Waters
D. GO. Winebrenner
Court House Door
Fifth Tatreat
Middle Alley
Hinks
Hammond Urner
Woodsboro
Park
Eastern Stars
Athietic Park
Pheobus and
Moberly
Lsho
Reynolds
Frederick Athletic Club
Keefer and Eckstein
Heankern Stars
Erast and Bennets
F. AG
St. John’s
J. Kane
City Hospital
Baltimore
St. John’s Catholic Church
J. F. Coleman
Order of Jesue
St. Francis Ravier’s Church
New York
Isis
EB. J. Craig
St. Mary’s Seminary
Father Kane
Board of Tax Commissioners to close sessions tomorrow
The Board of Tax Commissioners, meeting in the city register’s office, plans to conclude its work tomorrow after assessing new property and adjusting several taxpayers. The Board of Aldermen, acting as Board of Appeal, will review the Tax Commissioners’ work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tax Commissioners
Office of
the City Register
Board of Alder Ted
Tax Commissioners
Painful accident at Waynesboro injures local worker
David Kendell of the county, employed in Landis tool shops at Waynesboro, Pa., suffered a severe accident while moving iron when an 800 pound press weighing fell on his left foot. It broke the big toe bones, severed the next two toes, and bruised the rest of the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kendell
Landis Tool Shops
Waynesboro
Change at Athletic Park
The Board of Directors of the Athietico Park Association decides to close the theatre at the park tomorrow evening. The park will be run on a new plan with attractions three evenings a week, replacing the current loss making arrangement where crowds were small and performers were paid well. Attractions in the future will be secured locally and will vary in kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Athietico Park Association
Miss Nelly Les Detrick At Baltimore Aid Society Visit
Miss Nelly Les Detrick, visitor of the Henry Wetterson Children's Aid Society in Baltimore, will be at 72 East Patrick Street this city until June 27. She will see anyone wishing to apply for children or seeking information about the society's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Society
Nelly Les Detrick
Henry Wetterson
Woodsdorn Open Air Concert By Woodsboro Band
The Woodsboro Cornet Band performs an open air concert tomorrow evening from 8 to 10 in front of Sasita's Hotel Woodsdorn with free admission and local attendance expected.
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Woodabdorn
Woodsboro
Dinner to Graduates at Prof Amon Burgee's Home
Prof Amon Burgee hosted a dinner for the Male High School graduating class at his East Patrick Street home. The table was adorned with roses carnations and other flowers. Guests included Prof Isanogle Wim Fout Leater Toma Eric Biser Russell Stockman Irving Miller Gay Ramebarg Arthur Kreh Dorsey Adame Mrs Norrin Mrs Sogieman of Union Bridge and Mrs W E Bargee of Fountain Mills.
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Amon Burgee
East Patrick Street
Prof
Isanogle
Wim Fout
Leater Toma
Eric Biser
Russell Stockman
Irving Miller
Cafe Improvement and Postoffice Relocation
George Salter's cafe on East Patrick street undergoes a thorough renovation with decorative wallpaper and repainting of woodwork to beautify the interior. The postoffice will move to the first floor of the Masonic Temple on Wednesday, June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Salter
East
Patrick Street
Masonic Temple
Funeral Services For Elizabeth Main Held At Home
The funeral of Elizabeth Main was held yesterday at 3 o'clock from her East Fourth street residence. Rev. Dr. E. B. Eschbach conducted the service. Pallbearers were George Goetzbaugh Solomon Garber Lewis M. Kintz Augustine Fromke Lawrence Fankle and J. J. Gladhill. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. A T Rice and Sons were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Main
East Fourth Street
E. B. Eschbach
Pic
George Goetzbaugh
Solomon Garber
Lewis M. Kintz
Augustine Fromke
Lawrence Fankle
8. J. Gladhill
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Davis-Gevenndarnee wedding at bride's home
George R. Davis and Misa Zenta J. Getzendanner wed last evening at the bride's home on West Third Street with Rev. C. W. Stinespring officiating. Reception for a few friends followed. Market quotations from Eastern Milling and Export Company listed for corn wheat and hay. Will Study Medicine: S. W. Ahalt of Borkittsville to pursue medical studies after graduating from St. John's College Annapolis. Alumni Banquet: alumni high school to meet at Doll's cafe with a business session at 8:30.
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Davis — Geverndarnee
George R. Davia
Misa Zenta J. Getzendanner
Weat Third Streat
Rev
C. W
Fae Hegel Dart
Eestern Milling & Export Company
W. Ahalt
Borkittsville
This County
St. John’s College, Annapolis
Alumni High School
Doll's Cafe
Pax Model Parasol Bargains From Hendrickson Store
John Hendrickson offers a fall sale on children's parasols and assorted fabrics. Satin taffetas, wash ribbons, wash silks, new ginghams, and colored linings are advertised at low prices to clear stock. Many items reduced to attract quick purchase.
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Thane Goode
Tele Folke
Minker'n Coat
Bubdry Towel Promotes Bathroom Upgrade Try One
An odd promotional line touts a Bubdry Towel as the best choice for bathroom work. It suggests trying one product at a price of 50a, with peculiar branding tied to Jony Hewnprioxton.
Variety Store Ad Promises Deep Discounts on Fabrics
A dated late week catalog touts low prices on bleached muslin, table linen, napkins, silk fabrics, and ribbons. It also advertises hats, shirts, ladies waists, and child’s garments, plus household items and a pharmacy with personal attention. Nearby notices promote baskets from Indigenous artisans and sale of dinnerware and glassware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ubge
Notice To Box Renters At New Postoffice
Local notice invites all box renters to apply for keys before June 24 1902. Also announcements of social events at Sam's Place and Junior Hall plus medical ads and railroad excursion details for Harper's Ferry and Hagerstown with prices and times.
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Buc Sale
R. P. Ross
Fox
Fred
Stove House
Wimbrough
Rae
Wews
Harper’s Ferry
Belem B. &O. KR
Ratival
Junior Hall
Nce
Braddock Heights
Garrett
DeGrange
P. M. Ildren
Paranois
John Hendrickson
Ming Oxrfords
Moser 'Y Goods
Meidig & Miller
Operty
N.E. Cramer
Kle Soup
Sam
Garrette DeGranas
P. M
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State Superintendent of Education
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Frederick, MD
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Brussels
KO & Yard
Sica
Rodock & Co
A. T. Rich & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Strea
Frederick County
Telephone
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Willard G. Keller
West Patrick Bteket
Athetic Fare
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Selp
Frederick Stare Bouse Izoart
Saegrns Gini Gaer
Waris 4
Ree Creen
Aliteia Fredemiekotice
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Onceceeary
Wimbroach
N.sixtt St
Fort Church Street
Canrek St
Samus O
Square Corner
Brenners Super Orchestra
Wao. C. Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
Harper's Pony
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
Radosd I
Hegerstown
Bud
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Trier
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