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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1903
Page
3
A compact note outlines various eve-page features including fees, replete news, and numerous interesting special features. It hints at rich content and ongoing coverage across topics. Local readers can expect expanded sections and notable reads in the upcoming issue.
The last quarterly conference of the year will be held at the U B church on March seventh with Rev. Mr. Martin to begin a protracted meeting. Meantime Mahlon Greene reports a driving horse in Washington County. Clarene Easterday, once very ill, is able to be out. Odd Fellows of Woltsville held a meeting Saturday evening roary. 208 Me Toned Flaste sold form which he recently purchased. Herm Stottiamyer sold to Lather Smith at a band. Gernard Dasesing all to veder. A section was visited by a recent heavy rain washing county reeds. Correspondent notes five inches in olr wil dosswing. Ramsburg visited William Bennet. Mim Katte May, once very ill with quinsy, is out. William Moler of Lewistown is sick.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev Dr Osborne Ingle at the house with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. The notice notes the family background and location of the deceased in a concise obituary style.
Baltimore Fire Department plans to purchase two horses for the Junior Fire Company to improve engine house operations. The engine house will be altered with a new rear layout and stronger floor, harnesses for larger city standards will be bought, and wagons will be organized for immediate alarm response. The standing committee will inspect offers from owners before finalizing the purchase.
Mrs. Markell from Frederick and relatives in Hagerstown and Frederick celebrate a golden wedding. The event links Edward Maskell and Amelia Trail with siblings and in laws across Maryland and Colorado Springs, Towson, and St. Louis, reflecting long ties to financial and eleemosynary institutions.
Morning departures show Gry Holmes Baker traveling to Baltimore for business and G W Dean also heading to Baltimore on business. Lizzie Haller plans a ten day visit to Emmitsburg, while Elizabeth Reed and Mr Snyder attend visits in Washington and Allegheny Florida. Mrs Tana Bagi suffers an illness and remains in bed.
The marriage of Grace H. Etzler to Justes Dobms took place November 20 in Washington with Rev. Joseph Jefferson officiating. The couple, long based in Baltimore, held a reception at the Dohme home on Calvert Street last night as friends learned of the affair.
Matthew Maaureneatan was reelected mayor of Williamsport. The Carroll County Court met at Elkton. Reports detail aging residents in Garrett, Queen Anne’s, and surrounding counties, church calls, fires damaging Fisk’s Cordova store and other small incidents. A Havre de Grace delegation sought Walter T. Jackson’s General Assembly candidacy. Mayor Hayes appointed Senator Olin Bryan as city solicitor, pending opinion from retiring solicitor.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will reopen for the summer coal season on March 10. Auction notices describe sales of personal property for Hamilton Geisbert near Lime Kiln and for B. H. Hoke executor at Jene O. Claggett’s premises south of Motter's. The day includes divers auctions of stock, horses, cattle, and farming implements on 61 acres, with ads noting auctioneers Charles B. Font and nationser John Le Darrow. Elections and temperance events are also mentioned in nearby notices.
The will of Samuel Leazer was filed for probate this morning. He bequests all his property to his widow, Ann Maria Leazer, making her executrix without bond. Values quoted include wheat at 2.40 per barrel, hay at 18 per ton, and oats at 0 cents per bushel, with other items listed as per older market terms.
Police think clues point to possible suspects in Sunday morning thefts from J. D. Hendrickson Albert W. Condon and Georges F. Thomas stores and a box lock theft at the post office. Authorities say evidence is not strong enough for warrants. multiple items remain under investigation.
A convention for the Young Men's organization will meet in Battigia on March 8 with special rates for delegates and sessions led by prominent leaders. Study sessions precede each meeting at Brown Memorial church with addresses by Dr Brookly of New York and other notable speakers.
A man named Gaither was knocked down beside the track and dragged under a train near Frederick. He suffered a crushed left leg and a severely injured head, was brought to Frederick City Hospital by Dr. E B Smith, and was reported resting well the next day.
The OCR shows a partial balance sheet line with total assets 764 BE and liabilities 2,451,892. It lists capital stocks paid in surplus fund undivided profits and taxes paid, with banks, trust companies, and reserve accounts. References to dividends outstanding and individual deposits subject to 1985.224 indicate ongoing financial items amidst broken formatting.
The Evangelical Reformed Missionary group holds its regular monthly meeting, the Kanani branch of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society plans its gathering, and the Presbyterian church schedules a meeting tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Separately an artist Frederick County shows his work, a painting by De. 5.P. Appleman of Middleton in the county is exhibited at Myers & Hedian, 214 North Charles Street, Baltimore, admired as a notable landscape scene.
Frederick readers are urged to attend a State Councillor visit to Frederick Council on Thursday evening March 5 by order of Councillor B. H. Aisaves. Also tonight unusual sale items include Baamel Ware from Sweitzer Limburger and Barasia, Oyster Pie specials, and fresh seafood. Advertising notes mention Dr J G Hendrix relocation, Resurrection Plants, tax values for Frederick County, Equitable Life offerings, and a display of Crockery, Glassware, and Pianos at local shops with wall paper and ART NOUVEAU books on display.
March winds and April showers foretell May flowers. Worries over money matter affect rich and poor. A steady maker is better than an unsteady one. The prophets foretell storms for the month. The moblest work of God is man, yet many married women doubt. Hotel arrivals list J D Garey A Tork J Keely F W Heam S Bowman B P Franz L M Nosysel St Louis Mo.
Meisling found guilty of carnal knowledge of a girl under sixteen in a Wisconsin courtroom. He was fined fifty dollars plus costs. He failed to appear for a subsequent matter. A related booking, the Trip to the Jangles company, did not come to Fred due to a misunderstanding.
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