Death Toll Rises in Twentieth Century Limited Wreck
The death list in the Twentieth Century Limited wreck has risen to nineteen. Officials say a switch was found open and believe the act was malicious.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
Petition Denied in Brattleboro Habeas Corpus Case
In Brattleboro Vermont on June 22 Justice Inatice Wheeler denied the habeas corpus petition of Mary Rogers and her counsel said they will appeal to the federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Densarr’s King Dyeng Nears Death Report
Special dispatch reports King Christian near death as of June 22. Details remain sparse but condition is described as critical. Authorities provide no further confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Copendacen
Christian
Purely Personal Notices From This City
Mrs Margaret Abrecht travels to Harrieburg Pa. John N Tregellas from Grafton W Va stays at City Hotel. Richard Perry and Daniel Crimmine visit Walkerablie. Mrs Clayton T Orum of Springfield Ohio visits relatives here. Mrs Ann Mornell mother of Mrs Morgell is ill. Mrs L O Frantt improving after illness. Keefer Toms of Washington visits his parental home on East Second Street. Edward Cramer back to work after illness. Mrs George A Root has returned home from visit. Isabel Kreh returns from Washington visit. James E Staub building a new porch on Waet Patrick tick Street. John W Hartsock of Gighfield grows fine wheat 51g feet high. Mrs Edward Michael and son of Freeston return from visiting relatives in Iila county. Miss Harris of Maryland School for the Deaf is taken to City Hospital for treatment. Mrs Frealand and Mrs Henry Snyder of Clearspring visit Lense on West South street and return home. A M Hoover of Washington retires from long Florida sojourn to visit his niece Mrs J Miller. Edward Bentz on East Fourth Street sick. appendicitis. Hon and Mrs Milton G Urner of Record Street attend Dickinson Seminary graduation in Williamsport Pa. daughter Helen A Urner graduates. Dr A L Pearce family and Mr Charles P Levy family move to Clifton Cottage Braddock Heights for the summer. Mr O C Warehime returns from Pittsburgh after attending General Synod as Maryland Synod delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Abrecht
Wat Patrick Street
Harrieburg
John N. Tregellas
Grafton
W. Va
City Hotel
Messrsichard Perry
Daniel Crimmine
Walkerablie
Clayton T. Orum
Springfield
Ohio
Ann. Mornell
North Market Street
Wm. FP. Morgell
L. O. Frantt
South Market Street
Keefer Toms
Washington
East Second Street
Edward Cramer
Church Street
George A. Root
Isabel Kreh
West Third Street
James E. Staub
Patrick Tick
John W. Hartsock
Gighfield
Heigts
Edward Michael and
Aon
Preeton
East All Saints
Church Gill
Iila County
Harris
Maryland School For the Deaf
City Hospital
Frealand
Henry Snyder
Clearspring
Washington County
Edward O. Lense
West South Street
A. M. Hoover
Florida
J. Marshall Miller
Edward Bentz
East Fourth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Milton G. Urner
Record Street
Williamsport
Dickinson Seminary
Misa Helen A. Urner
A. L. Pearce
Charles P. Levy
Clifton
E. Goldsborough
Braddck Heights
O. C. Warehime
Pittsburg
General Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maryland
Marriages Reported in Local Notices
Hymeneal items record the marriage of Harvey A. Long and Sarah C J Keeney near Libertytown officiated by Hilder Geo. Sappington. A separate quiet wedding at United Brethren parsonage Frederick County pairs David Smith and Mary Gertrude Smith with Rev. J W Kira officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long—Keeney
Harvey A. Long
Misa Sarah C.J. Keeney
Libertytown
Hilder Geo. KE. Sappington
Ladiesburg
Say You Saw It In The News AREHIVE
A compact note from a local page in The News AREHIVE recounts a brief sighting item. It records a casual reference to an event or chatter without naming people, places, or dates in detail.
Municipal Matters Review Deeds and Nuisance Proposals
The Frederick city council discussed hog nuisance actions, street improvements, and a potential deed transfer for the United Fire Company to its engine house site. Meetings considered a grade for the orphan asylum, guttering near Mt Olivet cemetery, and paving Market Street with the turnpike company contributing funds. Epworth League Convention attendees totaled about 1410 delegates from multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Co
Hagtne
Turnpike Company
F. Thomas
Thomas
Thoman
Dons
Lavy
C.C. Onsry
Toate
Mosers
Hammond Urner
Berr Shriner
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Mc Levy
Cerner
Shriner
Third
Fifth Street
The
United Fire Company
Gaver
Atty
Mc “Avy
Messrs
O. H. Eckstein
Elmer, Brown
Tia
Thas
Linehart
assie#s
Committee On
B&o RR
John Baumgardner
Baltimore Sag
Oacar Coblentz
Willard Garrets
N.G.R
Wehater Heck
F. B. Sappingtona J
Glankilt
General Electric Oo
KF. Zarn & Co
H. O. Roberts Co
Bonemonus Bign Co
Frederick Gas and Electric Ga
Union Manufacturing Co
Wilcoxon & Brown
O. P. Smith & Bon
the News Company
Bhipley & Bopuas
St Pogit Seeman
I Garlock Packing Co
John E Sohell
M. J. Grove Sims Company
Willard Gall
Willard N. Garrett
Stalla
Epworth League
Frederick District
Baltimore
Center Street
Gumberland
Mra
W.W. Barnes
W. J. Meeks
Hancock
L. A. Thirlkeld
Frederick
A H. Thompson
Frostburg
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick Counties
Mineral
Morgan County
W. Vased
Bedford County
Cornell Graduation Noted for Mr J Paul Urner
Mr J Paul Urner of this city graduates today at Cornell University Ithaca New York with a course in civil engineering son of Hon Milton G Urner and wife Mrs Urner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
J. Paul Urner
Milton G. Urner
Cornell University
Ithaos
N. Y
Statehouse strike and local civic actions in brief
The Statehouse skilled workers strike continues. John W. P. Somerville named road superintendent for Prince Georges County. Fort Deposit resident Charles H. Thames and Marlila Taylor married at the first Baptist church. A drowned oyster dredger’s body found at Fishing Creek near Annapolis. Mise M. Grace Matthew from Chicago Hospital offered and accepted as superintendent of Washington County Hospital. Edward G. Phillip? appointed director at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Cambridge to fill vacancy from death. Jona Thomas convicted of manslaughter in Baltimore. six months imprisonment ordered. Laura Laila Stonebraker married Mayberry Irvin Patterson of Chicago in Hagerstown. Court of Appeals upholds lower court ruling. Habeas Corpus issue disputed by Roland B. Higor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
John W. P. Somerville
Allegany County
Prince Georges County
Fort Deposit
Charles H. Thames
Marlila Taylor
First Baptist Church
B. 8. Brown
Fishing Creek
Annapolis
Mis
Harlan
Monsha
Mia
Laura Laila Stonebraker
John W. Stonebraker
Hagerstown
Mayberry Irvin Patterson
Chicago
Robert Alexander Boyle
Court of
Detective Hardy Plucks Suspect After Canal Chase
Detective Tom Hardy of the Balti more and Ohio pursued a hobo train robber near Weverton. After being thrown into the canal twice and long pursuit, Hardy finally handcuffed the tramp and escorted him to Weverton. The judge sent the suspect to the House of Correction for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hardy
Baltimore and Ohio
Weverton
Hardy
Buatore
Eugene A. Brown
House of Correction
Jefferson High School Commencement Noted For Variety Of Delights
The Jefferson High School held its annual commencement with a large audience. The program included processional songs, class prophecy, diplomas by Rev Metzger, and a grand class song. Also reported were commencements at Myeraville and Brunswick High Schools with named graduates and an oration by Dr. J. O. Morgan. A Cumberland arrest case involving Arthur Hammond was noted, plus baseball games at Athletic Park and market quotes from G. Waring Tyson. An Oakersetown picnic scheduled for August 5 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson High School
Marc W. Ouller
le Serejohabert
Oram
Reonsberg
Failore
Miga Ada Marriotte
Men‘dolesohn
Men‘dolesohn, Mra. Whipp
Ries
Remaberg
Ouller
Miss Doty
Grace Marriotte
Gelbel
Misa Borine
Hemp
Miss Rodrick
Valediatory
Earle Rice
Keller
Fry
Jacob Rohrbach
Haquotette
Kentucky Howe
Metzger
Lutheran Church
Matzger
Misa Grane Marriotte
Musla
Lettie Whipp
Myeraville High School
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Charles Branklin Coblentz
Hubert M. Dutrow
Albert Danial Flook
Daisy Susan Gladhill
William Eugene Hauver
Charles Garfield Rameburg
L. Victor Smith
Martin Luther Wenontel
Brunswick High School
X. W. Troxell
Red Men‘e Hall
Bravnwick
J. O. Morgan
Dickinson College
Carlale
Winifred Porterfield
Iola Oannos
Flora Leban
William Dixon
County Commission Fixes 1905 Tax Levy at 82 Cents per Hundred
The Board of County Commissioners yesterday set the 1905 levy at 82 cents per $100. The basis is 21,247,920, about $204,000 higher than last year’s. A floodless year and new bridge removals reduce the rate, with a total estimated expenditure of 395,203.20 and various line-item charges including pensions, roads, schools, and health services.
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Board of County Commissionere
New Market
Monrovia
Witneeseas
Wille
Popreselen
OLB Ovens Nuns
Durora
Eton
Migcellansoy
Obas
O. Biser
Shriners Ride In Frederick Outing With Parade
Mystic Shriners from Hagerstown visited Frederick yesterday on an annual trolley outing. They paused at Braddock Heights then paraded downtown before dining at the Ott y Hotel and leaving Frederick around 10 45 p m. The group included many Hagerstown members in full dress and fez. Also noted were Girls High School class day exercises at the City Opera House and St Johns College commencement at Annapolis with 20 diplomas awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Boum Temple
George B. Oawald
William A. Roulette
Charles Carier
Bates M. Bays
L. H. Keller
Newcomer Kelley
William Oliver
Clifford BP. Martin
Charles KE. Sater
Harry E. Baker
William H. Ridanour
Edward Shafer
J. Frank Miller
O. K. Hoffman
Olatra
J. Frank Roessner
A. V
Local Royal Arcanum Notice and Gas Range Offer
Royal Arcanum members are urged to contact W A Gototawati of Baltimore for full details on rate increases. Includes Saturday night offer with multiple grocery items and a range offer from Frederick Gas & Light Co. Details mention 181 South Market Street and a note about Ohio Railroad excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
W. A. Gototawati
Baltimore, Md
Frederick Gas & Hie. Co
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Polite Gallantry: Admiral Schley Amid Phone Call Charm
The New York Herald lauds Admiral Winfield Scott Schley for old fashioned politeness. In Washington, he and Mrs. Schley return to a modest inn and he answers a phone with hat off, cigar in hand, amid praise for his gallantry and gentle manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Schley
New York Herald
Lord Chesterfield
Schley
Washington
CIA
Admiral Sohley
Green
Bobby
Esme
Churches Plan Sunday Services Across Linganore Libertytown and Maple Ville
Church notices outline Sunday June 25 services with Rev L H Pearce D D of Baltimore preaching at Linganore at 10 45 am at Oak Orchard school house and Rev F A Millman preaching and administering the Lord's Supper at Libertytown at 10 30 am then at Maple Ville at 2 pm and Linganore at 7 pm The 7 pm service runs 7 to 4 o'clock and Linganore services may move indoors if rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore
Libertytown
Oiroutt
L. H. Pearce
D. D
Baltimore
Linganore Church
Oak Orchard
F. A. Millman
Mapleville
Local Seafood and Sewing Machine Ad Highlights
Local mentions advertise Friday offerings of mackerel, trout, soft and hard crabs, clams, butterfish, crab meat, and related seafood. Also promoting Yrxameina’s Sewing Machines for rent by week or month at low rates, claiming the Singer brand is light and convenient. Includes contact details and street references for Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrxameina's
Singeratores
Patrick
Frederick, Md
Lidie's
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