Notable Visitors and Short Stays in Frederick Area
A stream of visitors and locals in Frederick and nearby towns includes Mr. M.S. Snapp of Winchester and Mr. Willie Zellers of Washington. Judges McSherry and Motter are in Rockville, while many others tour Baltimore, Utica, Martinsburg, Buckeystown, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Snapp
Winchester
Frederick
Willie Zellers
Washington
James McSherry
John C. Motter
Rockville
Dr. Brown
James Jones
Martinsburg
Nannie Brengle
Grace Dixon
Baltimore
Annie E. Humm
Utica
Lillian Chambers
Charles Baumgartner
John Cassin
Grandson
George M. Gittinger
Charles W. Lough
Philadelphia
Fred. Schley
Casper
Allen G. Quynn
East
Patrick Street
Kittie Shea
Clara Cassin
Brief Bits and Local Happenings
Hockleberries ripe early variety whortieberries noted. A Braddock Heights dance tonight with a special 6 45 PM car from the square corner. Edward Duvall, a Newscarel, fell from his bicycle and was bruised returning from fishing Saturday. Taige N. Chas. Burke of Towson earned the L L D from Mt Saint Marys College and will address graduates Wednesday. Bernard Kelchner of Rockville, former Maryland School for the Deaf pupil, in town. he will play for Frederick on July 4 against Lafayette of Baltimore at Athletic Park. Mrs Barrow of New York sentenced to 12 years and 10 months for kidnapping Marion Clark. The Modern Beauty ad touts good food and sun, exercise, and Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Edward Duvall
Taige N. Chas. Burke
Towson
Bernard Kelchner
Rockville
Maryland School For the Deaf
Kelchner
Lafayette Club
Baltimore
Athletic Park
Maryland Farmers and Labor Struggles in Dim Maryland
Joseph Ager of Hyattsville testifies before the Industrial Commission in Washington on Maryland agriculture. He notes scarce labor, migrant black workers, low farm wages, long hours, and credit issues. He supports agricultural education, better fertilizer use, and state experiment station guidance, while highlighting land mortgaging, pricing, and road problems in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph B. Ager
Hyattsville
Maryland
Baltimore
Ager
College Park
Prince George's County
South
Montgomery Coounty
Maryland Road Funding Sparks Taxation Debate
A speaker urged annual property assessments in Maryland to fund road improvements noting roads lagged 20 years. He criticized three assessors and suggested one. He argued farmers are improving, would prosper if they understood their business like others, and that spending could yield statewide gains if managed properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Montgomery County
Jie
Taylor and Brown Held for Slidell Murders in Maryland
Armstead Taylor and John Brown, charged with the murders of Louis and Dora Rosenstein at Slidell in Montgomery county, were shipped from Baltimore to Rockville and jailed by Sheriff Thompson. Deputies kept watch as fear of mob interference loomed, while Taylor grew nervous and contradictory in statements he says stem from past confessions and fear. Both men have hired Baltimore attorneys and await trials, with Brown displeased about possible delays to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead Taylor
John Brown
Louis
Dora Rosenstein
Slidell
Montgomery County
Rockville
Baltimore
Thompson
Connell
Drrs. Rosenstein
Washington City
Sargeant Pagenu
Frederick
Brown
Taylor
Small Fire Destroys Wareroom and Threatens Home
A small fire at 9 pm Saturday damaged Henry Hett’s wareroom on West Patrick Street destroying bacon and fish. The blaze spread to the adjacent residence occupied by Mr. Frank Zimmerman but was extinguished by the fire department. Hett estimates losses around one hundred dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hett
West Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
Lewis Main
Frank Zimmerman
Jefferson
Hett
New London Farmers Cut Wheat Rapidly on Shared Lands
Charles Albaugh on Mollie Clary’s farm harvested fifty acres of wheat in two days using one team and one binder averaging twenty acres daily despite down wheat. William A. Droneburg on Dr. H. C. Jones' farms cut seventy acres in three and a half days, including a heavy wheat stretch of twenty one acres, then twelve hours later reworked eighteen acres on another Jones parcel. Crop yield is better than anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Charles Albaugh
Mollie Clary
William A. Droneburg
H. C. Jones
Dr. Jones
Wes
Maryland Funds for Colored Education Highlighted in State Report
State Comptroller Goldsborough shows total last year for colored schools at 123 021.94 dollars plus county and Bainmore city amounts. Additional appropriations included 2 500 for the Colored State Normal School and 3 500 for the Industrial Home for Colored Girls. The free school book fund for colored children totaled 22 867.44 dollars. A separate note recalls Mr. Harry Scholl’s hand injury while handling a hose during a Saturday fire alarm response. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertises remedy claims for ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Bainmore City
Colored State Normal School
Harry Scholl
Scholi
F. B. Smith
Religious World Notes On Local Ministers And Services
Sunday religious notes report sermons by Rev Page Milburn at M S church from St John 7 18 Rev Osborne Ingle at All Saints on barley Christians Dr Eschbach at Evangelical Reformed from Matt 7 46 Christ s Lesson to the Cent l ous Vesper at 6 30 Grace Reformed Rev M L McLean preached Psalm 103 3 1 The Tillage of the Poor The Presbyterian church held morning service with Rev Edw A Snook formerly Buffalo Pa and evening Oblig tions Trinity M E Children Day program and offerings at church St Johns Catholic collected for cemetery fund and Braddock Heights picnic planned St James Lutheran Rev J F M Myers preached Romans 12 1 and Psalm 119 180 Matthew 16 communion next Sunday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Milburn
M. S. Church
St. John
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Barly
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Grace Reformed Church
M. L. McLean
Presbyterian Church
Edw. A. Snook
Buffalo Presbyterian Church
Mivilinborg
Snook
Jno. W. Davidson
Wilbite
Trinity M. E. Church
Jude
Soldiers of Jesus
Grace Bowlns
Dnett
Bessie Dyer
Elsie Kelier
Jesus
St. James’ Lutheran Church
J. F. M. Myers
Bold theft leads to quick capture of diamond ring
A young woman entered Mr H Landis Jewelers on Sout Market Street and pocketed a solitaire valued at seventy five dollars from a ring tray. The clerks chased her by bicycle and tollgate pursuit, recognized her in a buggy with another woman, and recovered the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. &. Landis
Sout Market Street
C. R. Landis
Landis
Frederick couple quietly wed after commencement
Mr Lewis Zimmerman Cain a young law student and Miss Maybelle A Artman completed marriage at the M E Parsonage near Lebanon Pennsylvania on Thursday June 11. The couple, after a quiet series of visits and travel, plan a trip to the bride's Milton home before departing for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Zimmerman Cain
Bigelty
J. ©. Cain
Maybelle A. Artman
Woman's College
William Artiman
Wadsworth
Ohio
Lovanis Nelson
Lebanon
Olaewhboro
Mish Artuman
Freirich
Milton
Cain
Varrisbarg
Rov
Knnis Nelson
Groow
M. E. Charge
Lewistown
Harrisburg
Mr. Cain
Frederick
Mitton
Shooting Affray Near Sugarland Setstle ment
John Juma, a colored man, was shot and fatally wounded by William Douglass, also colored, early yesterday morning near Sugarland in Montgomery County ten miles southwest of Boyds. Douglass, after an entertainment and intoxication, fired on Juma after a road altercation, the bullet entering the hip stomach and exiting the lower abdomen. Dr Haddox of Dawsonville attended, expressing slight hope for recovery. Douglass has a bad criminal record with previous jail terms for minor offenses and assault on officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Juma
William Douglass
Sugarland
Montgomery County
Boyds
Douglass
Trums
Haddox
Dawsonville
Douglasa
Local notices and events fill Frederick listings
A period page lists a special Art Club meeting at 8 p.m. at No 51 East Patrick Street and thanks to firemen and citizens for Saturday’s blaze. It promotes an Excursion to Myersville with a trolley ride Wednesday June 28, music by the Frederick select band, and a 25 cent round trip. Also includes ads for Dr. Brown the chiropodist, free soup days, and various Patrick Street shops and medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Art Club
Mies M. Markey’s
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Buren
Myersville
Great Bear Down Club
Square Corner
Erish’s Bazar
John R. Young
Tougerial
Tvrederick Select
Greatest New Store Linen Bargains Prompt Fresh Stock
Homekeeping goods attract attention with new linen bargains now. Prices on linens are appealing for replenishing stock. Consider table linens and napkins as special buys with notable discounts.
Letter of condolence from Mrs. C B Rouss to T M Bantz
A condolence letter from Mrs. C B Rouss to T M Bantz of Winchester Va follows the death of Mehrie Bantz on March 14. Dated March 16 99 New Yoak the missive expresses heartfelt sympathy and notes the family’s sorrow while recommending Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadway Rouss
Mehrie Bantz
Winchester
C.B. Rouss
T. M. Bantz
Bantz
T. M. Bantz, Esq
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wai—Pizarro
Peru
Lima
David Rittenhouse
Ue United Staten Mint
Phiadelphia
Samuel Compton
Qed
Stear
Andrew Mull Foote
New York Cty
David Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Bloomington
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Russia
Lancaster County
Margaret Oliphant
Wimbledon
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Crore EE OE
NEW Advertis
Knights of Pythias
Myers
Housekeeping Good Watchmaker
Atlantic City
NTS Today
Seth ‘Burgess
Tar Down Club
Dolfs
Charlotte Ramsburgh
Hoyt B. Holton
Chisato Yoshida
Elias &. DeLashmutt
Michael Wachter
Lewis H. Reese
Barrow
New Yorks
Barro
Marion Clark
California Fig Syrup Co
Vavarerrathive
Maryland Farmers
Joseph Ager
State Grange
Industrial Commission
Henry Hert
Hood
TNE Religious World
Artman
We of An
Dolt's
New York
Norfolk
Castle's
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Blarketstreet
Residence City Hotel
L. E. Mulliniz
L.E. Mou
Garpet House
Telephone 10
John Hendrickson
Garmount
Joan Hoenopheason
P. S
Clinton E. Main
North Market Street
Physicians
Neidig & Miller
Nunic & Maze
N. Market St
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Ohio River
Yyo. Burgess
Seth Burgess
Fsor
Ourself
Evert
Ruly
Suly
G. S
A. mi
F. B. Sappington
Uneeda Biscuits
Cuits
Market St
GEO
Rodook & CO
Morig Anid Orbaths
Rodock & CO
A. T. Bice & Sons
A. T. Rocz & Sons
N. Market & Frederick, MD
Mackerbl
Vv. Slaus
Northwest Corner
I Fourth Ste Bailing’s
Bailing Grocery CO
O. BE. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Model Grourr
Burg, N
J. Heisely Keller
Avengraine
Deuggist
N. Market
Potomac River
Priess
Willard D. Keller
E. Patrick
D. K. C. Rigodemus
N. Market Street
CROWN
Univaresty of Marylands
Alfred Ritter
Fredatick
Milton G. Uzner
Hannent Men Ubner
Kbit
Caapen- Win
Oppositea
Mmehiedawe
Trables
P. Levy
Unchester
Corf
Hoods Sarsapannla
Hood's
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