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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
5
The sun sets at 5 48 PM and rises at 6 27 AM. The moon sets at T 5B yp. The moon is in conjunction with Venus and rises from the west to the east of the planet.
A jumble of small ads and notices lists houses for rent public sales lost items and personal notices. Names such as A E Bitzer J Zeigler Clyde Abrecht and R E Delapiaine appear amid brief references to rooms for rent dog items and political cards. The page reflects routine 19th or early 20th century neighborhood classifieds.
Master John Roberts of South street and Master Grayson Abrecht on West Patrick street are ill at home. Peter L. Hargett of West Patrick street remains about the same. Margaret and Alien Schell of Madison street show partial improvement. George Mehrling of West South street is slightly better. Dr. Steiner Schley of West Church Street had an uneasy night with unfavorable morning signs. Robert L. Roesky of West Patrick street, off work from a mashed finger at Morris Tron Works, has resumed tasks.
The January report from Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Departments shows over $7,000 daily in benefits paid to employees or their families. East of Pittsburgh and Erie issued $144,005.6h in January, with $45,010.62 for families of deceased members and $279,854. Su total benefits since establishment in 1885. West of Pittsburgh paid $60,6.50 in January, including $27,500 for deceased members and $42,500.60 for those unable to work. Overall, relief payments have reached substantial totals since inception.
Mount St Marys five was defeated by the Carlisle Indians 28 to 21 in the closing game of the schedule. The Mountainers, finishing strong, came within one goal of victory after a spirited comeback in the second period. Arthur H Malloy of Wilmington Del was unanimously elected captain for next year.
In Baltimore Charles Tucker estate heirs challenge a $10,000 legal fee paid by administrator Mary J. Smith to Stoner Weinberg and Harp. The court refused to ratify the charge, citing lack of jurisdiction, while defenses argue the dispute is between administrator and distributees, not the court. Multiple heirs protest the fee as excessive and improper.
Frederick Gouncil and allied lodges held a Washington birthday celebration with a business meeting awarding A Frank Miller for securing the most apples. The evening featured remarks by members, a program on Washington, and social time with oysters sandwiches and coffee. Eagles meet in new quarters as Frederick Aerie hosts a warm gathering, while Frederick Lodge elects officers for the year. Grand Master J S Green and Grand Secretary W A Jones plan a visit to Frederick City Lodge No. 100 on a Wednesday evening in March.
Frederick county citizens travel to Baltimore to press the State Roads Commission to buy the Emmitsburg pike at $1,000 per mile. Delegates include Stewart Annan Andrew Annan Vincent Seybold and P M Hamaker. The road runs from Emmitsburg to near Woodsboro. earlier proposals failed due to toll issues and price disputes over access to Frederick City.
Independent Close Company No 1 plans a church service at Grace Reformed Church on Sunday March 3 at 7 pm inviting United and Junior companies. Rev Pr McKean chaplain will lead a procession from West Church Street engine house. About a hundred firemen expected to attend and a lamp explosion at Mr Joseph A Trundle’s residence caused carpet and coat damage but no injuries. The cause remains unknown.
The court heard multiple cases for a new trial this morning. Leatherman vs Neighbors was held under advisement, with representation by Mesara Stoner Weinberg for Leatherman and William P Manluby for Neighbors. The Adamstown Packing Co. appeal in Geisbert v. them was dismissed, with Geisbert represented by Worthington Delauder and the packing firm by Coblentz. Joseph Smith’s petition for a new trial in his suit against him was dismissed. Sless Stoner Weinberg represented Guy Smith and Wa Maulsby Joseph Smith. The Kaplon v Harrison motion for a new trial was dismissed, with Worthington Pelander for Kaplon and Reno Harrington for Harrison. Clayton North Teun faced charges of carrying concealed weapons. EF Hichelberge represented the traveler Cara Brown for keeping a bawdy house, with a sentence to end. The February term closed yesterday and the court adjourned. Deri and Reed were taken to Maryland Penitentiary, while Dick Potts and James Nelson were sent to the House of Correction to begin sentences. A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to James M Statoose and Theresa Nelson. Latent tonic sold as La To Cure a Cold in One Day.
In the ready-to-wear department of a Frederick shop, a wide line of fashionable garments occupies attention with affordable prices from 15 to 25 dollars. Navy serges and striped suits appeal to refined tastes, plus inexpensive skirts in black and navy with varied fabrics and trims. Dressy jackets, curtains, mats, and toilet sets are also advertised, alongside local notices about a cruelty to animals meeting and various local business mentions.
Members of Independent Hose Go No 1 plan a Sunday gathering at Fo zine House West Church Street at 6 30 pm to attend divine service in a body at Grave Reformed Church led by chaplain Rev BE Lt McLean. Junior and United Companies invited to join.
Notice to the public announces JOAN F. KRE as photographer owner of The Kreh Photo Company at a new location opposite the Opera House effective April 1 1914. The move follows a public sale of cows tuberculin tested and a prepary department cake sale at Evangelical Reformed Sunday School.
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