Frede rick Bits of City News In Briefs
Front of the City Hotel repainted and a new pavement laid at Frederick City Hospital. Exparsions to Washington and Baltimore planned for Sunday. Fourth of July celebrations discussed by patriotic residents. Gate replaced after Bantz tannery wall collapse. United Drill Association to perform at 7 30 p m. Grace Reformed church doors to be revarnished by Charles A Welty. Excavation for six inch water pipes in Rockwell Terrace Addition. James Rows hosted a banquet at City Hotel praised by attenders. Grass cleared along Dill and Centre streets. Peace conference weather noted for inauguration events. J K Stringer resigns from Chesapeake and Potomac Tel Co. Walter Zeigler elected to fill vacancy. Gaithersburg town council reappoints Harry B Gramer as clerk and treasurer. Lutheran Young People’s Society set banquet at the parsonage. Bassball game Braddock Heights versus Bentz Street Club anticipated. O Leonard Storm sprains ankle answering a fire alarm. Mosquito ad jokingly referenced. Electric lights at Hotel Braddock ready for State Bar Association supper. Y W C A delegates to Silver Bay described as bright and happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Bantz
United Drill Association
Grace Reformed Church
East Second Street
Charles A. Welty
David Stetcer
East Sixth Street
Rockwell Terrace
West Third Street
James Rows
City Hotel
Dill
Muse
Ooenter Street
Lutheran Young People's B Sociery
Lutheran Parsonage
Braddock Heights
Bentz Street
Braddock Club
O. Leonard Storm
Braddock
State Bar Association
Bham
Woman's College
Silver Bay
Lake Georges
N. Y
New York City
Population Lacks Births in New Salem Borough
New Salem borough in York County Pa with 200 people has not had a birth in over a year and few children remain. There are 58 families and 1 widow. About a quarter of residents are over 60 years old. Worn ages are noted with long, unclear phrases about ages eighty and above.
Local Mart Market Prices and Quotas
Mr G Waring Tyson’s market list shows corn at 2.55 per barrel shelled 62 cents per bushel wheat prices 90 and 760 for No 8 red 720 for steamer 650 for rejected 600 for damaged 40 cents per pushal gata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Colored Teachers Examination Figures Record Nine Applicants
Eleven applicants took the examination for colored teachers certificates today in the grand jury room at the courthouse. Four sought second grade and seven sought fourth grade certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Bond Posted as Brick paving Contract Approved in City Meeting
The mayor and board of aldermen approved a $7,500 bond for B H Goryell of Goryell Construction to pave three blocks with vitrified brick on East Patrick Street and Market Street. They deeded a lot to United Fire Company for $400 and authorized a $600 cash appropriation, with paving aims set to begin mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Goryell
Goryell Construction Company
Eil
Goryell
Douglas
Crimmina
Cutizone
Frederick
Frank B. Rhodes
B. H. Qoryell
Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland
City Register
Patrick Street
Market
Middle Alley
Choroh
Third Streets
Fairmont-Hammord
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Alderman Kindley
Schell
Dongian
Goryall
Hoe
Goryell Beant
Officers Elected in Washington Camp and Key Council
In Wash ington Camp No 17 P 6 01 4 officers were chosen for the term with Charles A Welty as President and Geo T Shaffer as State Camp delegate. Francia Scott Key Council No 48 0 U A M elected Charles W Shaw as Councilor and John W Falk as Recording Secretary for the visiting term. Explanations note holdover officers and anticipated installations next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aemi
Washington
Charles A. Welty
Wm. L. Rhodfer
Leonard Storm
Wm. I. Shenk
Roy A. Beeler
Cbarias R
Dudrear
Edward M. Made
Francia Scott Key
Mrs McLean to preside at Patriote meeting in Frederick
A letter from Mrs Donald McLean states she will arrive in Frederick on Tuesday evening July 4 from Washington to preside at the Patriote meeting in Memorial Continental Hall. She will be accompanied by her husband and Rev Dr Newatt Steels, vicar of Trinity Church New York, chaplain of the New York Chapter D A R. A morning meeting at 10 oclock will arrange Mrs McLean's reception.
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McLean
Donald McLean
Frederick
Washington
Memorial Continental Hall
Newatt Steels
Trinity Chureh
New York
D.A
Steele
McLau
John Nelson
Weet Uhureh Street
Ritchie
Thea
Regent
Law’s grip: held for grand jury in theft case
Robert A Anderson was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Alexander on charges of stealing chickens from Milton Tucker near the city. He underwent a preliminary hearing before Justice Francia Smith yesterday, and was held in $100 for action by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A Anderson
Alexander
Milton Tucker
Justha J. Francia Smith
Boree's Fall Forks Horse in Front of Parsonage
A horse driven by Roy Warfield of East Third Street fell yesterday in front of the Lutheran parsonage on East Fourth Street while moving at high speed. Warfield and bystanders Letter Gertrice Robinson and Rev. Charles F.reak helped right the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boree
Roy Warfield
Hast ‘Qhurah Strait
Warfield
Gertice Robinson
Charles F.reak
Economy Silo Company Wins Africa Shipment Order
The Economy Silo Company in Shia City received an order for blog and tanks to be shipped to Africa. The order came through a London firm, confirming international trade activity and cross border logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Economy Silo Company
Shia City
London
Consecration of St. Luke's Church by Bishop Paret
Bishop Paret presided over consecration services at Adametown for St. Luke's Church rebuilt after lightning and storm damage. Rev. George W. Thomas led the rectorate with clergy Revs. Jeffreys Haverstrown Williams Yollett Ingle Haverstick and others. Archdeaconry meeting followed appointing Rev. Edward M. Jefferys. a missionary fund drive raised far beyond the $880 goal. Also noted are local illnesses and a train accident with minor damage and no injuries. Attending the M C A convention. J Hant Hendrickson leaves for Baltimore to join Johns Hopkins delegates and Yale Harvard race observers. Convention runs June 30 to July 9.
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Paret
Adametown
St. Luke's Church
George W. Thomas
BE. M. Jeffreys
A. Q. Haverstrown
W. J. Williams
J. I. Yollett, Jrv
O. J. Onrela
J. W. Trote
D.D
0. M. Ball
J. Hant Hendrickson
Western Maryland
Northfield
Mass
Baltimore
Johnes Hopkins
New London
Conn
Divorce Petition Filed by Ex Sheriff Gaver for Sophia Gaver
Ex sheriff Otho J. Gaver through attorney Charles P. Levy files for divorce from wife Sophia O. Gaver. The couple resides in Borkittaville, this county.
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Otho J. Gaver
Charles P. Levy
Smonen Ob Thero
Sophia 0. Gaver
Borkittaville
Thla County
Regular church services in Utica Mille and Charlesville
Regular service in St. Pauls church at Utica Mille on Sunday July 2 at 10 30 a m. and sod in Zion Reformed church Charlesville at 2 15 p m conducted by Rav S M Henoh the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Utica Mille
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Rav. S. M. Henoh
Fire destroys Baltimore and Ohio coal chute near Frederick
A large B&O coal chute at Riehl's Mills about a mile east of Frederick was burned last night. Erected in 1901 at a cost near $8,000 the up to date structure contained coal and was fitted with gasoline for hoist engines. A tank of gasoline exploded during the blaze and the fire alarm drew multiple fire companies to the scene.
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Baltimore & Ohic Railroad Company
Riehl's Mills
Frederick Janction
Frederick
Moore Sanders nuptials link Frederick and North Carolina couples
Hymeneal notes Davenport Moore of Frederick weds Henry Wilson Sanders of North Carolina in Washington D C. Rev J T Huddle officiates. Bridesmaids Elsie and Lillian Moore, best man Edgar Moore. Reception, music by Miss Bila Keefer, and travel to New Jersey after August 1. Other wedding reports include Charles Hadcock and Kathryn Buckey in Baltimore and John Hansen with Alice Geisinger in Frederick.
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Paris
Elsie
Lillian Moore
Edgar E. Moore
Frederick
John T. Moore
Mica Bila Keefer
Madama A. F. Owings
8. L. Hoover
Knoxville
Tean
Sanders
Jersey Avenue
N. W
Washington, D. C
Tadcock
Buckeey
Charles Wesley Hadecock
Chicago
Lal
Kathryn Handerson Buckey
North
Arlington Avenue
Baltimore
G. M. Buchanan
Lafayette Square Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Misa Roth
July Fourth At Braddock Heights Picnic And Fireworks
All day July Fourth at Braddock Heights features a dancing start at 2 PM, grand firework display at 8:30 PM, and a vaudeville show for afternoon and night. Cars run every half hour. Local vendors offer devilled olives and other snacks. Bee our tire and bicycle repair services promoted by Shipley and Borst. Fresh deviled olives at Gem Dinlog Parlors 5 cents each or 6 for 25 cents. Also advertised are fishing and seafood items at Heershberger's. Numerous novelty items and candy boxes for Fourth of July remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Gem Dinlog
Grand annual tournament and rail excursion to Niagara Falls
The notice promotes a grand annual tournament and related excursions from Frederick to Niagara Falls with round trip fares from $11.05 including multiple travel dates in 1905. Tickets cover trains 504 plus daylight scenic routes through the Lehigh Valley and Wyoming Valleys, with stopovers at Buffalo and Rochester and side trips to Toronto and Thousand Island. Also announces Epworth League Convention travel via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with special and extended return options.
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Niagara Falls
Frederick
Jane
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Lehigh Valley R. R
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Island
Buffalo
Geneva
Walking Glen
Glen Summit Springs
Mauch Chuck
Busquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Oail
Baltimore & Ohio
Epworth League
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Industra
Hmit
Maryland
Pistaburg
Chicago
B &O
O. W. Bassett
Local notices and shop displays in Frederick area
Local advertisements list A J Hichelberger grocer promoting Staff of Life flour for winter wheat, Gem Dining Parlors deviled crabs, Lidle s seafood offered with phone orders, and July records. Notice enforces Frederick city Fourth of July firework ban with fines and arrest risk. Also entries on sewing machines for rent, gas ranges offers, business moves to Rohrback stand, and July 2 rail excursion prices from Frederick to Washington and Baltimore.
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Shipley & Bopst
Shipley & Bopatee Ae
Gem
Ries Aarastt Hershberger's Pees Kingling’s Lane
Ie the Bee
S’ Bhoes
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Coryell Oo
United Fire Company
Board of Charities and Corrections
Rhees, Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Wm. H. Ramabarg
Geo E. Biraly & Sons
Rice & Haller
J. M. Newmar & Ogo
F. Knock
G. Waring Tyson
Burke &Zacharias
Mt. T. Derr
South Market Street
Mites M. M Robinson
Alice Thompean
J. A. Kidwiler
South Market
Bertie Kandt
Charles H. L. Fox
North Market Street
John L Johnson
Thia City
Joseph W. Long
Jafferson
Walkersville
Mise Lesh Mateny
Freeman Dixon
West Second Street
Baltimore County
Frank Gill
Martinaburg
W. Va
George W. Heinlein
West Third Arrest
Charles 8. Houghton
Edward Campbell
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Shepherdstown
McSherry
Gen. L .Y. Baughman
Col . T. Brien
Messrs
Milton G. Urner
Hammond Urner
John 8. Newman
Hagerstown
John Falk
Ephraim H. Kline
West Sevanth Street
Andrey Hutchinson
McPherson, Kan
Mary Crimmins
North Market
Abouue
Market Street
News OF the Churches
Riehl’s Mills
Linganore Sits
Linganore Hilla Inn
Wm. Bayes Brown
Inno
Kitzmiller
Darton
Roheson
Hugh Lenox Hodge
Mias Helen Bordley
Misa Gough
Jackson
Mra Mercer
Shipley & Borst
Heershberger
Citizens National Bank
Citizens' Nat
BANK
Frederick, MD
John Hendrickson
Bargetus
Blake
Madras
Joan Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Riwig & Miller
Lee
Plonlo
Qarrell Mavor Wacode
Boockeystown
Baltimore & Ohio Mailroad
L. E. Mullinix
Formah
L. BE. Mullinesz
George &. Rodock & Co
SES
Bargalmni Bulletin
Bolienne
Theas
George
Hodock
Thos. P. Rice
P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
D. C. Foster
Manbet Street
JH. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Adawiy
D. N. E. Refauver
Church Street
L. Kefauver
Duman
Citizens’ National Bank
Patrick
WM. C. Sotelee
OFS
Cecil & Gorman
jJeagdae
ARENA
the News Job Printing Department
F. B. Sappington
Gummer Goods
F. B. Bappington
City Mall
Lidle’'s
July Records
Sumiay & Boost
Mao
Woosa
Chiild
Mith
O. F. Goodell
Daly
Singer Fa
Singer
East Patrick St
Frederick Gas & Elec. Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ospital
Monumental City
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