Ronaway Boy Drowns in Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Harvey Palmer a 16 year old from near Pearl, in this county, drowned Saturday evening while on a canal boat near Washington. He slipped while removing shoes and fell overboard, and the body was not found until after dark. He was buried at the 12 mile wall near Washington, with an inquiry into his parents starting. He was living with his grandfather, Jacob Dinterman, after his parents died. He leaves a brother Cyrus and a sister Blanche. The funeral will be held at Mt Carmel Church with burial nearby.
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Harvey Palmer
Pearl
Counoty
Chesapeake and
Q@hio canal
Washington
Young Palmer
Ron
Thas
Jacsb Dinterman
Parante
Cyrus
Blanche Palmar
Mir
Harry Witter
Big City
Mr. Dinterman
Bervicea
Mt. Carmel
IN THE LAW'S GRIP FCHED FOR FIRING CRACKERS
Three youths Brachey Youngs and Walters living on West Patrick Street were arrested by Officer Clater for firing crackers. Justice Eckstein fined each $1 for their first offense. crowd warned that future violations will be punished. Ordinance limits Fourth of July fireworks. police pledged enforcement.
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FCHED
Iids
Brachey
Youngs
Walters
West Patrick Strat
Clater
O H. Eckstein
Hokateia
Anford
Thia
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Notes
Summary of church services across multiple denominations. St Johns Catholic, Presbyterian, Bracgelical Reformed, German Baptist Brethren, Grace Reformed, All Saints Episcopal, United Brethren, Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran, Trinity ME, and Shenleyville churches report Sunday worship times, sermons on scripture passages, Sunday schools, vesper and evening prayers, and notes on attendance and a late-hour service correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Phurch
Smith
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Lot
Peser
Eschbach
John the Baptist
German Baptist Brethren Church
A Bruner
P.D Fahrney
Grace Reformed Pharoh
HE. L.mclsan
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Quberne Ingle
Schleyavilla
C. M. Gilpin
Mica Engle
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Methodist Episocpal Church
A. Thirlketh
Paul
Philemon
Cassie Sad Etracofe
Stack
God
Baturdas
Trinity ME
Church
South
Kar. Sos. Balthis
Maté
Epworth League
Anbfsot
Apguatina
Harry Miasiong
England
John
Local Illnesses Reported Across Frederick Area
The column lists residents with illnesses or recoveries. Captain William T. Haller remains ill on East Second Street, George W. Fisher of Lime Kiln bedridden, Justus Miller Jr. on North Market Street improving, Mrs. Freuchin Hager East Booth Street slowly improving, Mrs. Toomad Golstager after City Hospital operation somewhat better, Mrs. Howard Staley at Frederick City Hospital able to walk, Mrs. Falk on North Market Street still very ill, Mr. Falk paralyzed with no change, Mrs. Bradley TMarman post appendectomy at Frederick Otley Hospital recovering, and Mr. Gosnell after fall near Hagerstown back to work activity forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Haller
East Second Street
George W. Fisher
Lime Ktin
Justus Miller
North Market Street
Freuchin Hager
East Booth Streak
Toomad Golstager
City Hospital
Howard Staley
South Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
John Falk
Falk
Romaina
Bradley T Marman
Frederick Otey Hospital
Wm. Gosnell
Hageratown
Wm. F. Orem
Baltimore
Isana Orem
Harry Oram
A.E Serna
Eva
Silver Springs
Washington
D. M. Daniel
William
Moberly
William Davie
John Gasser
Kansas
Charles A. Wachter
Geasey
Maryland
George N. Haller
Washington, D. C
Panama
Isthmian Canal Commission
Missea Haller
Hat Brawl Over 39 Cent Purchase Near Darrow Store
Two youths arguing over a new hat bought for 39 cents on North Market Street at midnight clashed. The owner was struck, the hat kicked about, and taken by the other youth who departed with an old hat left behind. No arrests were made.
Milla to Shut Down For Two-Week Overhaul
The Union Knitting Milla will close on Saturday for two weeks per annual custom to allow improvements and machinery overhaul. The hiatus supports necessary maintenance and upgrades to ensure continued operation.
Cashiler Adopts Cashier System at North Market Street Store
Mr R 8 J Darrow and William Staley Jamee implement the cashier system in the store on North Market Street with Darrow as proprietor and Jamee filling the cashier role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Darrow
North Market Street
William Staley Jamee
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK VISITORS
A parade of Baltimore residents and other guests visit Frederick city, including Annie Hauer and Mrs. Sobell, while locals entertain relatives from Sharpsburg York and Philadelphia. Several travelers return from weddings tours and trips to Baltimore and elsewhere, with updates on visits to markets churches and family homes.
Masons Attend Service at Evangelical Reformed Church
Hanone Attend Charch Columbia and Lynch Lodges of A F and A M met last evening at the Mason temple. They formed a line of march to the Evangelical Reformed church where Rev Dr Hsohbach preached on The Manter’s Tribute to John the Baptist from Matthew 11 11. Music by a trio with Miss Eisemfancer Rose Birley and Prof Geo Edward Smith accompanied by Daum sung Geibel. After service the group returned to the temple in a counter march, about 63 Masons present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attilla
Lucy Eisemfaner
Rose Birely
Geo. Edward Smith
Daum
Geibel
Io Lige
Driving Mishap Near Swinging Bridge Sends Carriage Into Creek
Mr. Allen Lampe and wife with several Jadiea were driving when the whip tapped the horse. the animal bolted breaking the carriage ties and sped toward West Church street. A gentleman with another vehicle aided two rescued occupants while Geo. Salter attempted to draw the carriage from the water but could not move it. No further damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Lampe
Carrell Creek
Mrs McLean to Visit Frederick by DAR President General
Mrs Donald McLean, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will visit Frederick starting Wednesday July 26 and stay several days with relatives. A Frederick Chapter DAR meeting Friday morning June 30 will arrange details of the visit. Turn it Into Cash. You have something you do not want. Somebody does want it Find him and get cash for it by putting an advertisement in Tar News.
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McLean
Donald McLean
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick
D. A.R
McLaan
Tar News
Indictment Validated in Mercer Perjury Case on Appeal
The Court of Appeals upheld the indictment for perjury against Grayson Mercer and his brothers William and Albert in the estate case of their father William E. Mercer Braddock. It ruled the deputy register oath valid while the register was present, directing trial and noting deputies should not administer oaths when the register is in office.
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Heglater
Wille
Hegister Himeself
Hte
Te Legal
Agathet
Wiliam O
Albert M. Mercer
William E. Mercer
Braddock
Orphana’ Court
Grayson H. Mercer
Messrs
Glenn H. Worthington
P. Frank Pallipel
Torullog
Court of Appeals
Villa
Casa Ba
Funerals for Rhodes Caesar Boyd and others
Funeral services were held yesterday for Cornalla A Rhodes at her East Fourth Street home with Rev Dr H R Eschbsch officiating and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers named include O F Rice O W F Gashour T P Rice M O Rice Everest Harding and Lewis A Rice. A second service for Jaline Caesar colored was led by Rev Fr Albert Smith with pallbearers Ping Wolan Hiram Kay Henry Coates John Barbonay Andrew Barnes and John Mahony and interment at St Johns cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director. Agnes O Boyd colored died last Saturday with services at her Hast Fifth home and burial at Laboring Sons cemetery. Pallbearers James Matthews Walter Sewell Arthur Brown and Charles Brooke.
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Cornalla A. Rhodes
Isla
East Fourth Street
H. R. Eschbsch
O. F. Rice
O. W. F. Gashour
T. P. Rice
M.O. Rice
Everest Harding
Lewis A. Rice
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thommon
Loa
J. T. Wagoner
Pallbesrera
James Matthews
Walter Sewell
Arthur Brown
Charles Brooke
Laboring Sons Cemetery
Thomas P. Rios
Railroad to aid victims families after Ransom wreck
Western Maryland Railroad officials say the company bears no liability for the June wreck at Ransom but will support families of killed and injured. Funds will come from the Western Maryland Railroad Employee Beneficial Association, with medical care for the wounded and recognition sought for engineer Covell who used the airbrake to avert greater harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Landatreat
Western Maryland Railroad Employee Beneficial Association
dand—Haginesar
Western Maryland Railroad
Benafidia Rescolation
Covell
Osmegle Hero Fund
Advertised Letters at Fraderick City Post Office 1905
A list of letters remaining unclaimed as of June 24 1905 at the Fraderick City post office. To receive advertised letters callers must request “advertised letters” and letters uncalled for within two weeks go to the dead letter office. Names include Rev. J. G. Butler J. Henry Ferguson Marshall Jones William Lapell Charles Martin Harry Plater Edward Smith Giles Smith Mrs Cbrienting Hines Mrs A H Hubbard two Mrs Ohbarien W Kolb Mrs Charles Marshall Miss Ray Rhodes Mrs W Wilson Miss Pisby Wilthide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraderickerty
GeneLemen
J. G. Butler
J. Henry Ferguson
Marshall Jones
William Lapell
Chas Martin
Harry Plater
Edward Smith
Giles Smith
Lavies
Cbrieting Hines
A. H. Hubbard
Ohbarien W. Kolb
Charles Marshall
Ray Rhodes
W. Wilson
Pisby Wilthide
Attack of Vertigo Seizes Miss Nannie Cunningham in Chapel Alley
Miss Nannie Cunningham of Baltimore suffered a vertigo attack Saturday evening near East Chapel alley and East George Street. Dr Ira J McCordy examined her, ambulance summoned, she was taken to Emergency Hospital and treated with restoratives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Cunningham
Baltimore
Qhapel Alley
East Gharoh Street
James Brown
East Church Street
Ira J. McCordy
Death Notice of David H. Brown at Emmittaburg Farm
David H. Brown, a respected citizen, died suddenly June 17 at his George P. Beam farm near Emmittaburg. Sunstroke listed as cause after he grew ill while plowing corn and feeding horses. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs George Sanders and Mrs William Magraw. Funeral at Lutheran church Jane if with Rev A M Gluck officiating. Interment Mountain View cemetery.
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David H. Brown
George P. Beam
Emmitaburg
Brown
George Sanders
William Magraw
Jane If
Charles Rethewald
A. M. Gluck
Reformed Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Craver and Tyler Wed in Quiet Yellow Springs Ceremony
Charles E. Craver and Mary J. Tyler, both of Yellow Springs, were married yesterday at 40 p m in a private ceremony performed by Rev. E L McLean at his residence 4 East Third Street. They plan to reside in Yellow Springs.
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Cravekr
Tyler
Charles E. Craver
Mias
Mary J. Tyler
Yellow Springs
E. L. McLean
East Third Street
Craver
Royal Arcanum Notice In Frederick Council Meeting
Members of Frederick Council No 1186 are asked to attend a meeting at Red Men s Hall Tuesday June 27 at 5 o clock p m Regent W Nasu Youna and Secretary Charles H Heffner announce. A grand lawn fete is set for Urbans M E Parsonage Saturday and Tuesday July land 4 with refreshments by local ladies to aid parsonage debt and improvements. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Frederick Council
Moeting
Red Men’s Hall
So'olock P
W. Nasu Youna
Charles H. Heffner
Urbans
Local mention of trousers and pricing noted
Baltes lists trousers at 8.60 with two pileos on them and a 1200 dollar figure. Edw. James Tatlor at 4 W Patrick 86 provides a phone 828-3 for contact about the pressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltes
James
W. Patrick
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