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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
5
Those planning public sales for the upcoming season are urged to send their names addresses and sale dates to Tun News for recording in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. The newspaper notes it prints dairy and waXet notices and requires advance orders for ads.
Purely personal items note return trips and visits of residents. Rev A J Gu of New Windsor, Mike Rose Btern, Augustus Clemm of Woodaboro, and Misses Dutrow relocate to East Patrick. many others travel to New York, Baltimore, Reading, Georgetown, and beyond for family, business, or funeral reasons.
In Baltimore the House of Delegates rejected the woman suffrage measure 67 to 24 after an intense session. Supporters argued ownership and civic duty justify voting rights. opponents warned against constitutional issues and social disruption. The motion to indefinitely postpone passed, ending the bill's immediate advancement.
Upton and Thaddeus Lewis case closed after defense testimony. Zimmerman appeal from Justice Evkstein on trespassing. fine of $1. Shaff convicted for theft from wife and child with $100 fine. Burger estate suit verdict for $481.88. Howard Rippeon fined $16 for assault on child. Daisy Rippeon case to December term to report reform. Court recess at 1.15 pm. Local residents recover from illnesses. several neighbors listed as improving or sick.
Large audience enjoyed a staged breach of promise trial at the City Opera House. Charles S Price faced Mrs Jerusha Rugg Perkins in a drama framed by witnesses and an improvised courthouse, with Judge Newman presiding and Sheriff Grimes among the onlookers.
On November the Jet, 1909, this Bank increased its interest rate to Four percent per annum on all its special interest bearing deposits. ordinary deposits remain subject to contract terms. The notice says depositors need not respond to change and applies the 4% rate to new deposits of the same class. Three banks offer free-close facilities for general banking.
At yesterday’s meeting the Hagerstown Fair Board voted to erect a new poultry exhibition hall costing about 13000. The current building is too small for the annual exhibition. The planned hall will measure 15 by 120 feet and rise one and a half stories.
The will of Mrs. Laura A. Fox of Rocky River is filed for probate. Her heirs include Virginis Catherine Late and Amy Long with Linda Forls as granddaughter with potential shares to her daughter and others. Bankers A H E of Woodsboro and Gdy K Motter attended the session on the State Raphipg BIR at Ao yesterday.
At a March 2 1910 meeting the Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County unanimously adopted a tribute to late director John Elgenhauer. Elected May 1 1893, he joined the Executive Committee May 10 1894 and served until his death February 28 1910. The board mourns hisLoss, praises his diligence and courtesy, and sends condolences to his family in a formal minute recorded and sent to them.
Retail notes announce a broad stock of poplin and linen crash fabrics from Boc to 1.60 per yard with white and colored lines. A new line includes Buk an sets and table linens in white pearl and tan, with napkins to match, plus new neckwear and lace trimmings. John D. Hendrickson and Neidig & Miller advertise extensive selections in domestics, silks, and dress textiles, promising attentive showing of the latest patterns and trims.
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