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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
5
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Purely personal notes list Miss Lynd Ritchie visiting Mountain Lake Park, families moving to summer homes in Braddock colony, and several residents returning from Baltimore Philadelphia or St. Louis. Visitors include Prof Hull, Rev Kindley, Prof Bowies, and Prof Swisher. Others travel to Clifton and Gapland for vacations or attend meetings and reunions with relatives and former students.
A special dispatch reports Britain has broken off diplomatic relations with Serbia after Belgrade gazetted a new Serbian constitution. The British minister has left Belgrade, signaling a severance of ties between England and Servia.
Special dispatch from Hosciiis reports the cable steamer Colootahea finished laying the Pacific cable between Gasm and Midway. Only the shore link between Midway and Hosolala remains to be completed.
Rochester firemen faced a smoky blaze on North Walter Street at the Fee Brothers wholesale liquor store. Twenty five men were overcome but nearly all recovered. Fire losses may exceed 100000 dollars.
Special Dispatch to The News Loxvox reports Cardinal Vaughan died at midnight. An advertisement appears in the issue.
A banquet at Hotel Sohen Toy Pittsburg marked the presentation of a sterling loving cup to Elbridge T. Gerry of New York by the Chi Pai Fraternity. Gerry joined Columbia College Chapter in 1853 and led the fraternity as president since 1882. The 14 inch high repousse cup, designed by Tiffany, features E T G monogram and fraternity colors with oak and ivy motifs.
Bank liabilities and capital figures appear alongside sales notices, ship and trolley party plans, and a nearly unreadable market column. items include a redemption fund, undivided profits, and notes outstanding. auxiliary notices discuss a YMCA trolley party in Myersville with travel details and ticket prices. a machinery sale at Fair Grounds postponed. a bustling ad section lists seafood, stocks, and various goods with prices and vendor names.
Local churches schedule sermons, Sunday schools, and meetings. Rev O W Stinespring preaches at United Brethren 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Grace Reformed and Evangelical Lutheran hold morning services around 10 30 a m. Cornerstone of Toms Creek M E to be laid July 11 at 2 p m. Trinity M E South and St John s Catholic Church note masses and Sunday school timings. Christ Reformed Middletown dedicates new chapel with 10 a m sermon by Rev Geo W Richards. Buckeystown M P Children s Day at 10 30 a m and Y P S C E evening program. Bucking ham Industrial School leader J H Routsoo to lead Harvest time theme at 7 30 p m with Prof Bull speaker.
A large crowd watched the Young Swampers beat the Red Birds 10 to 4 yesterday at Athletic Park. Batteriesa-Chew and Davall starred for the Swampers while Baer and Dutrow held for the Red Birds. The Swampers schedule a July 4 rematch with the Royal Bines of Brunswick.
Maggie Staley, a colored woman, was arrested by Officer Crouse for disturbing the pesos of Cat alley. Judge Eckstein fined her $1.50, which she paid. The Alamo Girls High School annual banquet at City Hotel featured Miss Hal Lee Ost as toastmistress and toasts by Miss M Kolb Miss Robinson and Miss Weinberg. A fine dinner followed. Local Market notes from Eastern Milling Export Company show corn at $2.15 per barrel shelled, wheat mixed prices, oats and hay values listed. Mr C F Rothenhoefer’s horse slipped on Church street crossing, causing little damage. The Town Crier notes ads in the Live cswepaper and Taz News want ads.
Edgar G Guyton son of William L Guyton of Barkittsville area graduated from Maryland Collegiate Institute Union Bridge Md at its 1900 founding year and delivered an oration titled Carve a Name born January 17 1831 two miles north of Barkitesville in this county This item records a graduation and a notable speech by a local student.
J Allen Grumbine, Braddock toll-gate keeper, received a severe electrical shock about 6 AM while installing a lightning arrester at his office telephone during a storm. Current from a lightning strike through a nearby pole or wire hurled him from the telephone. he recovered movement later and was aided by Dr. Thomas B. Johnson. A festive recital at All Saints Church featured organist Dr. J W Bischoff and soprano Eleie Bond Bischoff.
Carroll county commissioners set the upcoming year tax levy at 45 cents per $100 with about $109000000 total. School purposes receive 20 cents, courts and officers' salaries 12, almshouse pensions and indigent care 7, miscellaneous 5. Road levies by district include Taneytown 11, Westminster 10, Franklin 18, Manchester 13, New Windsor 9, and other towns ranging 10 to 18 cents. Westminster and Middleburg rise one cent, Manchester Franklin and New Windsor drop one cent.
The Washington County School Board approved higher teacher salaries, extending the term from seven and a half to eight months. Schools will run September 1 to May 1. Teachers gain up to 25 per term, with early sero teachers receiving a $25 increase, and $5 annually to pay janitors. The plan costs $7,000 to the teachers, with board payment of janitors in certain towns.
Obituaries and death notices for Mrs Jane Lewis and others from Montgomery and surrounding counties. Includes service details, survivors such as children and grandchildren, and local interment plans. Also reports on Andrew Entz death, cornerstone ceremony postponement for Mt Airy Masonic Temple due to rain.
Among Marston's University School graduates in Baltimore is Thurmont's Les ter Sam'l. Birely who, besides a high academic record, is noted as one of the best athletes with several medals. He will go to Washington June 25 to take prelim exams.
An inquiry by authorities into alleged cruel treatment of a 14 year old girl reported repeated thrashings by Blizs beth Wright. Dr A G Bourne examined the girl noting wounds from an edged instrument. The case was heard Monday evening at 5.00.
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