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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
3
The Woman's Auxiliary met on Tuesday March 1 to discuss plans to advance its work and continue support for the Y M C A. Miss Eliga Hardta's resignation as treasurer due to relocation was announced with deep regret and praise for her long service.
John H Orden man of Philadelphia dies at 65 from Bright ailment. He leaves a widow and three Philadelphia children. Surviving siblings D T Orden man Mrs J B Prices and Mrs Eugene Hughes, plus Frederick area Kin. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Also Mrs Hannah Zimmerman, widow of ex Sheriff Michael Zimmerman, dies at Thurmont aged unknown. funeral set for Saturday at Union Church Oreagera Town. Mrs Tillie Woodward dies in Vincennes Indiana aged about unknown. her husband was brother of Alexander Woodward of this city, died 1902. Mrs Rosalie F Knott wife of Cornelius L Knott dies at 867 West Lexington Baltimore. funeral with requiem at St Peter’s Church. Letter to F K Gilbert discusses paint and Devoe brand.
Mrs. Mary Jane Baughman widow of John W. Baughman died at home on East Second Street at 3 46 p m after a long illness aged 88 She was a Colonial Dames member noted for charity and wartime aid to Confederate soldiers Her family and local veterans announce her funeral at St John s Church with Confederate and Daughters of the Confederacy groups in attendance
At the Colonial Hotel Charlottesville Maryland men attending University of Virginia session organized a Maryland Club. Officers elected include President Roger B. Wood Frederick and Vice-President Henry A Osborne Havre de Grace. A banquet featured songs and toasts honoring alumni and Maryland.
In the House of Delegates Delegate Barry introduces a charter for the Ustootin and Pen-Mar Railway Company with capital stock 50000 dollars and route from Myersville through Ellerton Middlepoint Wolfsville Garfield Foxville to Pen Mar. The measure grants ten year tax exemption after completion and allows electric lighting. A second bill funds tree destruction damages to Ramsburg and seeks reimbursement. A Walkersville election district bill passes.
Public notice urges buyers to consider dealer reliability before purchasing pianos and carpets. It promotes Birevy's Palace of Music and L. KE. MULLINIX Carpet and Wall Paper House, inviting inquiries and visits to view new spring stock.
George W. Jones, about 50, a Black man, was killed this morning crossing the track at the tipple near Rishl's Mills by train No 97. He walked onto the rails trying to cross as the train approached and was struck. the jury ruled death due to his own negligence. Dr Ira J McCurdy attended. An Eckstein presided at the inquest.
Emanuel Hine of Ostoctin Switch near Point of Rocks surrendered to Justice John Francois Smith this morning on a charge of shooting Robert Rutherford Jr in the face with bird shot. Hine claimed Rutherford threatened him. peace warrants were issued for Rutherford and his father.
Funeral services were held for Anna Ramburg at her Lewistown home with Rev. J. A. Raper. pallbearers named. Louise Hert, a 14 year old colored girl, died Saturday and was buried after Catholic rites with pallbearers and undertaker A. T. Rice & Bons. Lydia A. Ogie, colored, was buried at Silver Hill near Mt. Pleasant with J. S. Ferry & Son as undertakers.
Notice states all the Daughters of the U D C will meet at Mrs F F Smith's residence tomorrow morning March 4 at 9 45 to attend the funeral of Mrs Baughman by order of president Mrs A L Pearre correspond ing secretary. Also notes fish produce for sale and dues at Frederick Bank with bank hours 6 to 9.
Meetings on Friday evening March 4 1904 at 7 800 oclock in four Frederick city voting precincts to elect fifteen members to the Republican Executive Committee of Frederick for the municipal campaign. Locations include Maj E Y Golds borough West Patrick Street Examiner Office East Church Street Bentz Building Church and Market streets and Ire Biser's press office Third Street. Hamersham URNER Chairman Harry E Chapline Secretary. D H Morris noted eye specialist ad follows.
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