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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary historical notes mention events from Napoleonic era and births in Clay county. details are incomplete with broken names and dates. The fragment references a French campaign under Napoleonic command and a person born in Staffordshire with unclear context.
Local notices advertise sales and bargains including clothing and cigars. Names such as Wertheimer Walter E Daway and others appear with shop mentions and a call for subscribers to report receipt irregularities. The page lists merchants and services in a rough ad collage with partial phrases and misspellings.
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on June 29 Esfislo Maralisno shot his daughter Mrs. Joseph White in the head and killed Marscamp after seizing a revolver. He surrendered to the authorities. Mrs. White is expected to recover.
Robert G. Procter former private secretary to United States Senator Lodge was found guilty of stealing republican campaign funds. Sentence deferred.
New York June 29 Harry Thaw arraigned for the murder of Stanford White and pleaded not guilty in court. The sensational trial centers on the prominent society figure and the famous age old affair.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mr Zion Lutheran church held a public meeting Sunday evening with anthem choir scripture reading and prayer. Miss Anos Stockman and others performed a quartette and duets. Miss Alice Scheffer and brother John visited Mr G B Ontler's. Mr William Hamilton and family and Mr Charles Hamilton from Frederick spent Sunday with Oslyn Hamilton.
Mr Frank B Sippington installs an electric coffee mill in his North Market Street grocery. Brushmakers at Ox-Firs Brush Works are held to stock until Monday. Wounded in battle at Pings Swamp are improving. James Ingram Jr to be choir-master at Mt Vernon Place Church in Baltimore. Tyson & Nicodemus market today lists corn at 2.50 per bushel shelled 52c. wheat No 3 red 32c. steamer 74c. tea 650 per basket. all per bushel prices.
Rev. R. B. Poifemberger of the Woodsboro Lutheran church is raising funds for either repair or a new building based on congregational wish. Overcome by Heat Mr. Wm Thomas collapsed from heat on West Patrick street yesterday afternoon and improved today.
The Pennsylvania conference branch of the Young People Christian Union of the United Brethren Church met in York Pa to elect officers for the coming year and set plans for foreign mission support. Frederick was chosen as the next meeting city with Rev O W Brewbaker as president and a slate including Ray A Clippinger as vice president and Cassandra Stine as recording secretary. The resolutions urged increased missionary work, Sabbath observance, and a goal to raise 10000 for foreign missions and expand home study classes.
PURELY PERSONAL lists many names: Arther Harbert of Leesberg and others visiting Frederick, Baltimore, Knoxville, and Washington. Several returns from travels appear, including Willia Fisher from Oklahoma and Mrs. Laura Gook visiting Knoxville. Names include LGC Praff Hanover Pa, Robert Tyler Rocky Springs, George Zimmerman East Patrick, Carrie Hyann Washington, and Edw in Markell from Holmes D. Beker area.
At the board of Charities and Corrections morning meeting in the grand jury room contracts were awarded for flour to Tyson and Thicodemue bran and cornmeal to M Zentz tobacco to Wm G Rausburg cattle to Borke Zacharias hides and tallow to George K Birely and Son coal to J M Newman and Co shoes and pint s to B Rosanour and Son clothing to G S Radock and Co.
Mrs Satan EF Englebrecht of Fraderick is granted a divorce from George Englebrecht. She receives custody of Fraderick Addison and Margaret Englebrecht until they reach majority.
Readers report from Atlantic City as Maryland's State Teachers' Association gathers at the seaside resort. Attendees include Frederick and Allegany county educators and school leaders with notes on hotels, accommodations, and prospects for next year's meeting.
Monaotala City Council No 13 Daughters of Liberty elected Osnee Wor Edward M Eader Thomas S Lippy Mrs Katie Dyar Mrs Fannie M Bader Charing T Kinne Mellis Oland Daley McDonald Carrie Kustmaul Engelbrecht Sallie A Cramer as officers Frederick Council No 118 Jr0 OU AM chose Robert A Bennett C W Ford Arthur B Rager Frank Smith Alpha Milner William H Mebbing C 3 Moberly M S Moberly Chippine Trida No 19 Improved Order of Red Men elected Joseph W Gaver C H Eckatetu John Wood J B Smith Harry U Bennett for the ensuing term.
The community gathers for the funeral of Dr. H. H. Hopkine Sr at Naw Msr Ket with interment at Oen Seal cemetery near New London. Rev. D. May leads, pallbearers listed, and KR. B. Randle serves as funeral director. Separate notice: Lacy Co. Main funeral from Rocks Springs with service by Rev. A. W. Pailhower and interment at Davie's cemetery. Thomas P. Ric on funeral directors. Local sick reports include Peter Seeger improving and Francis F. Rhoades resting. Mrs. Lewis Adams confined. Wm. Banil of Barnesville hospitalized for appendicitis.
Mr and Mrs William B Storm hosted a surprise party for their daughter Miss Isabell Storm at their home on South Market Street in the evening. About twenty friends attended. The event featured music and games and refreshments representing seasonal delicacies.
A romance culminated in a Logansport wedding after James Gernaud, a wealthy Logansport resident, traveled from Indiana to win Missouri F Bays of Hagerstown. Mrs Bays, widow of John Bays, and Mr Gernaud wed soon after her arrival, completing a cross state match.
Two weddings are recorded. George Franklin Freed and Eileen Ellisboth Myers wed at 8 pm at 104 East Patrick with pastor Charles F Stack officiating and large attendance. Receipts of gifts and a reception followed as they plan to reside at 101 East Patrick.
Obituaries report the death of Henry Irving at Boonsboro Maryland aged about fifty eight with Civil War service and G A R ties noted. Other notices include Mrs Sarah Emma Wiles of 227 West Patrick Street dying of peritonitis aged thirty two with large family survivors. Lewis Phillips aged nineteen dies of paralysis at Montevue Hospital and is to be interred in Rockville.
Thomas Potts was held after a hearing before Justice John Wood on a fighting charge at Markes and All Safete. He paid a $4 fine. William Gray was arrested for fighting on West All Satasy Street and fined $5 with 30 days in jail for nonpayment.
Frederick county bank report shows assets including loans and discounts, notes and coins, and a redemption fund. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus, reserve, and deposits. cashier G Zimerman sworn June 1906 with directors J McEHERy Haller Barker.
Advertises June July sales on clothing and accessories with low prices. Mentions belts shoes hosiery and embroideries, plus a local gilding service and a sale of suits formerly high priced. Includes shop names and locations and a note about porch shades and fresh seafood items.
Dr. Somerset R. Waters resigns as clerk in the State Tax Commissioner’s office. John G. Wolfs and Henry Willmar killed by a passenger train on the Baltimore and Sparrows Point Railroad. William Lee arraigned in Baltimore before Judge Harlng for abducting Mrs. Lilly Bartes and Miss Frances Powell, pleads not guilty, elects trial by court. Medford Raisin from Cheatertown missing aboard the Bertle Tull. feared drowned on Worton Creek trip to Chestertown. Contract awarded for a Queen Anne cottage on the Weights, to Martin O. Kemp for Mrs. Annia H Roberts of Baltimore. Effie S. Barbermac sues Joseph O. Garnand for slander. $2,000 damages claimed. Located in Gracsham area of the county.
Frederick officials vow strict enforcement of a ban on firing guns pistols and explosives within city limits. Police are instructed to arrest anyone using firearms or cannon crackers with heavy fines and possible bail for concealed weapons. A related criminal offence forbids toy cartridge pistols. Local merchants promote cigars and a Friday night dance at Braddock Heights with seasonal drink specials and clothing sales.
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