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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
3
The Weesty News will publish a handsome twelve page issue with full news and features. It claims the largest paper circulation in Frederick city and county and offers strong advertising advantages. Advertising copy deadlines are set for 6 PM Wednesday for new ads and 12 PM Thursday for changes.
Mr Frank Trimmer and family of York Pa visit Frederick relatives. Miss Mary E Kennedy extends visit in Baltimore. Mrs Anns Beckley visits Baltimore and Washington. Miss Mamie Crimson of Baltimore visits Mrs John A Kennedy. Mr George Hosking Morgan of Baltimore visits aunt Mrs Jostes Mitler. Mr Barry Orum and son from Geitle borough NC stay with relatives. Mr Sellman Gaither of Washington returns home. Miss Mamie Conrad returns from DeGore. Mr Benjamin Grosh family from Hagerstown visits Mrs Edward Killian. Mrs A LeRoy McQuardell returns from Jackson Miss. Mr Claranca W Gimpher returns to Thurmond. Mr Samuel Waters of Farmers' Exchange on vacation in Hagerstown and Blue Mountain. Mrs Wm Hoffrick returns from Baltimore. Misses Beulah Ruth Moberly to Johnstown for summer. Mrs Lewis M Haller and children return from Woodsboro. Mr S Guy Gaither visits Anne Arundel Co. Rev Himer H E Bittle and family on way to Elierion to visit father Thomas F Bittle.
Mrs Mary Eyler widow of Joseph Kyist died at her home in Tourmost Monday June 25 at 5am from heart and lung complications aged 85 years 1 month 6 days She is survived by two children Onarisa Byler and Mrs Samuel Eyler of Troutville Funeral tomorrow at 10am at the U B church with burial there Pastor Gay P Bready will officiate Funeral director M L Greager.
Market notes list corn prices at $2.50 per barrel shelled 52 cents per bushel and wheat quotations with No 3 red figures. The fragmentary text includes odd repeated words and garbled units for several items with unclear error parts.
George Barrett, about 15, died last night at 9:45 at his Rock Hall home near Washington Junction from poison. He had begun Sunday taking eight ounces of laudanum in multiple doses to kill himself. He had married a Virginia widow, four stepchildren, and lately desponded after the daughter he loved married a man in Washington DC. Barrett was employed as a carpenter for the B&O Railroad at Washington Junction. His wife and mother-in-law survive, and he was the son of Wilton Barrett of Hav ingnost Point.
Mrs Adam West was killed in a race accident near Hagerstown Two women claim Abraham Darinsky of Hagerstown is husband Ex Gov Frank Brown says William Jennings Bryan will be the next Democratic candidate for president William Lee colored charged with assault of two women in Somerset County will be tried in Baltimore on July 5 Zistyland teachers discuss building a auditorium in Ocean City for annual state association meeting Menefee formerly of Hagerstown and Fireman G Wilton killed in freight wreck near Limeton on Norfolk and Western Railway
Judge Johnson hears a contested will case in Media Pennsylvania involving Letitia Humphrey retaining a homestead valued at 125000 unless a mark on the will shifts the estate to Grace Humphrey, widow of Gen. Humphreys. Attorneys debated the ambiguous mark as the judge reviews evidence.
Rev Edward T Helfenstein rector of St John s Protestant Episcopal Church near Ellicots Cuy declined the offer to become general missionary of the Diocese of Maryland. Bishop Paret had tendered the position which he said was important and lucrative but he preferred to remain at his current rectorship. Rev Hallingtein was named successor to the late Rev Hall Harrison whose death occurred about six years ago.
A proposed sham battle among Company A M N G Frederick and Company B Hagerstown for July 4 at Hagerstown was canceled. Captain Markey of Company A had accepted the invitation but today said the Hagerstown company cannot arrange for heavy gear. An alternative sham battle may be organized at Bradock Heights later in summer.
Lrampied by a mule, 1 year old son of Elmer Hoaizsha, on the Massra Rossastock farm, was thrown and trampled. He was brought home and Dr. W Long found serious chest injuries and internal harm.
Pauline Smith a colored two year old was knocked down after being struck by the step of a Frederick and Middletown Railroad car at Bentz Street intersection around 11 39 this morning. She was not seriously hurt and was taken home on DeGrange Street. Practice March reports company A M G marching to the Monocacy River with a lunch along the Gas House road and a swim and a ride on return.
Ralph Finneyfrook a pressman on West Patrick Street at Mesars Marken and Bielfald had three fingers mashed after his right hand was caught in a press while feeding it. Dr. F. H. Hodges treated the injuries.
Special dispatch from New York reports Harry Thaw, charged with murder in the Stanford White killing at Madison Square Roof Garden, arraigned at Jefferson Market Court and held without bail.
Pasis Jans of France won the first day of the grand prix with a 103 kilometer run in 5 hours 45 minutes and 30.25 seconds, securing the lead in the event and a strong start for SISZ.
Special dispatch reports Walter Wellman arriving at Tsoxpwes lane 26 en route to the North Pole as part of his expedition.
Mr. Scott of Washington county, former state senator and naval officer, denounces a self styled meeting of local delegates to Frederick. He says the group lacks broader GOP support and purports to bind delegates, urging that nomination and instructions come from the county convention rather than a private conference.
A wall attended meeting of the M C A Building Campaign Committee in Kemp Hall last evening applauded the faith pledge drive concluded Sunday. The group will continue to administer the trust until merged with other committees and discussed a site and building plan. A follow up meeting is planned this evening at 7 30 to advance site selection and plans.
Mountsis City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias elected officers at a recent meeting. John Oland was chosen Chancellor Commander, William D teee as vice chancellor, Cheries E Haller as prelate, George Saunders as master of work, George B H Gram as master at arms, Hiram R Beck as trustee.
Rev J W Kiracofe and his daughters Misses Nelle and Bebbs Kiracofe, and Mr Martwood D Harp, departed this morning for York Pennsylvania to attend the conference meeting of the United Brethren church F C U convening there today.
A New Jersey commission of Fourteenth Regiment survivors arrived in Frederick to select a site for a Monocacy Battlefield memorial. The group includes H La Rowe John O Patterson William H Foster S J Wormser and BR A Clark. The effort follows the 1864 battle losses and prior state appropriation plans.
The Edwin B. Hay estate mainly of notes totaling 53000 as indorser was cited to show his selfless nature. Washington crowd at the National Rifles Armory heard calls for voluntary contributions to a memorial fund for Hay wife and children. Carrington initiated a $100-per-person plan and donations began as speakers urged substantial support beyond flowers and words.
A marriage license was issued in Towson Maryland yesterday for Morrie Vincent Chenoweth of Pikesville and Gaterieve Mary Steighner of Frederick County. Alphonso Dean, aided by Joseph W. Gaver, filed for a divorce from his wife Grnos V. Dean.
A rousing verse story blends financial woes with a street theater protest as Troubadour Smith and a chorus of Aldermen lampoon a failed trolley franchise. The piece lampoons bond failure, demand for payment, and political posturing in a civic skit.
Sally Kollics catered was arrested on disorderly conduct and fined four dollars after a hearing before Justice John Wood. Guy Dorsey was fined one dollar for disorderly conduct on South Market Street and jailed five days for nonpayment. Major E Goldsborough departed for Baltimore to hear arguments on the Rice Mountain Iron 2nd Bites Company proceeds distribution.
The shop advertises National colors in Ribbous ash and surplus stock with deep discounts on dress goods. Featured items include colored silks, black taffeta, and wash goods at low sale prices. Selection highlights skirts, linens, and novelty fabrics with reductions aimed at quick closeouts.
A chaotic clump of items includes YMCA building fund soda water drive at Derrow’s, a Tuesday night dance, public safety ordinances against fireworks, and mayoral mention. Also listed are fish and seafood ads, a charity hospital benefit in W Second Street, and miscellaneous business notices from Wan Anderson and others.
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