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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
3
Purely Personal Notices From The City
Multiple residents and visitors are listed with travels or stays in Washington D C, Baltimore, and Virginia. Eleanor Carty residiting in Washington D C. Isaac Ford visiting relatives there. Ada Renner and Leila Culler visiting Washington D C. Mabel Gilbert visiting Baltimore and Washington. Mrs CO J Riehl and daughter Lilian in Washington. Mary Mobarly in city due to father’s illness. Clara Schroeder Mamie Zellers en route to Washington for inauguration. Edward Nichols Jr and kin visiting Oklahoma Territory relatives. Nichols a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Renner
Washington
Virginia
Wm. Mehming
Bt. Elmo
Camden J. Romeburg
Weat
Patrick Street
D. C
Leila Culler
Misa Mabel Gilbert
Weat Patrick
Baltimore
CO. J. Riehl
Lillian
South Market Street
Marry Mobarly
Lewis H. Moberly
Clara Schroeder
Mamie Zellers
Edward Nichole, Jr
Ken
Victor
Oklahoms Territory
Adamstown
Mr. Nichols
Nichols
Oldtime Turnpike Election and Rough Road Incident
Frederick and Jeffsraon Turnpike Company will hold its annual election tomorrow at the Citizens National Bank. A bystander recounts a buggy accident on the reservoir pike near Frederick, where a coupling pin broke, causing a coach and horse to crash. the horse suffered cuts but survived, and Mr. Grove remained with the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Jeffsraon Turnpike Company
Qlitizsna’ National Bank
Frederick
Hiram Grove
Reservoir Pike
Woodeboro Turnpike
James Honck
Grove
Maryland Students to Parade in Washington Inaugural
Among those going to Washington this morning to witness the inauguration parade are Mrs. Goodhart Mrs. Davis Miss Rodock Mr. McCardell Miss Carty Mr. Landauer and others. James Paul Brown, a High School of Frederick pupil, is chosen by Governor Warfield as one of ten Maryland high school cadets to represent the state in the inaugural parade in Washington tomorrow. He is the son of James A. Brown of East Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, D. C
Rupert Goodhart
D. F. Davis
Regina R. Rodock
Albart McCardell
Cora Carty
A. M. Landauer
Charles E Haller
Hallie Brookey
James Paul Brown
Fraderick
Warfield
Maryland
Osdeta
James A. Brown
East Church Street
Ald to Chief Marshal in Washington parade
Mr Rene 8 Harp of this city is named among the alda to the chief mareral of the civic division for the Inaagaral parade in Washington D C tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Rene
Harp
Alda
Wasbington
D. C
Court halts trial in Kohbones v Mobley ruling damages barred
Court, led by Judge Motter, granted a defense motion in Kohbones versus Mobley finding the plaintiff contributed to adultery and thus cannot recover damages. Plaintiff’s counsel appeals. Court then heard Gallagher v Fredericktown Savings Institution with a $2,700 deposit dispute and discharged a partial jury until March 16 due to bank counsel’s absence. Judge Henderson commended jurors. Baltimore man N Tipp Slee pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Kohlbons
Ann G. Gallagher
Fredericktown Savings
Jacob Rohrback
Ashville
A. J. Gallagher
Henderson
N. Tipp Slee
Baltimore
All Frederick Triumphs In Two Junior Hall Games
Two close basketball games at Junior Hall ended with All Frederick defeating Y M C A 18 to 11 to claim second place in the league, while Y M C A beat All Frederick Juniors 14 to 00. Hack scored notable baskets, Toms and Smith starred for Y M C A, and Creager joins All Frederick for a Thursday rematch as dance follows the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hall
All Frederick
Y. M. O. A. Jaontora
Toms
Smith
Frederick Jra
Y.M. OG
Jes
Marsh
K Toms
Ordeman
Hughes
Schimmel
A Smith
Kennedy
Cramer
P. Brown
Brown
M.C. A
All
Fredericka
Schroeder
Griffin
K. Roland
Creager
A Heerk
Wilkids
le Keefer
Garber
Reynolds
Fred. College
All-Frederick
Maryland News Digest: Pratts Monument and Election Recount Denials
Mayor Abram O Strite welcomes the United Evangelical Conference in Hagerstown as Annapolis completes Gov Pratt monument. Requisition decisions by Gov Warfield. no further ballot recount in Cecil County Jackson Smith case. Dr Edward B Dawson Forest Park dentist jailed ten years for assault on Kelco Home inmates. two ten year terms concurrent. Elk Neck farm sold to National Bank of Hikton for 7500 dollars. Roy Whitehouse, 12, sent to St Marys Industrial School for firing a schoolhouse in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram O. Strite
Hagerstown
United Evangelical Conference
Thomas G. Pratt
the Credit of Maryland
Annapolis
Warfield
Roy Whitehouse
Easton
St. Mary's Industrial School
Elk
Kelco
Wickes
Baltimore
Baptists in Session Convene in Poolesville Maryland
Western District Baptist Association of Maryland met in Poolesville at a Baptist church with 40 plus member churches from Baltimore city Montgomery county and Western Maryland. Rev Fitzgerald of Baltimore opened with the sermon and a business session noted strong church cooperation with attendees from Frostburg Deer Park Hagerstown Frederick Baltimore Martinsburg Poolesville Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Western District Baptisat Association of Maryland
Baptist
Poolesville
Mr. Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Maryland
Frostburg
Deer Park
Hagerstown
Frederick
Martinsburg
Rockville
Interest 15 Growing at YMCA Prayer Meetings
The general religious interest led by Christian men meeting daily at the YMCA rooms for prayer and consecration is growing. More men are joining each evening and a earlier start of 7 30 o clock aims to boost attendance, with larger plans and a conference set for next Thursday. A Sunday service and committee meetings precede the next steps, inviting all Christian men to participate and help develop the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Young Men's Christian Association For Prayer
Jantor Hall
Electric Light Franchise Debate Over Frederick Franchise Terms
The Frederick city franchise for electric lighting, once granted to Arthur L Bosley and now held by Frederick Gas and Electric Company, allows thirty years of line construction, tube laying, and use of city poles. Bosley or assigns may install wires and apparatus above or below ground across streets and alleys, with half the pole maintenance and replacement costs borne by the franchisee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Frederick
General Electric
Arthur L Bosley
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
City of
Arthur L. Bosley
Young Ladies Drenched After Sleigh Accident Near Middletown
Albert Osatle Annie Biser and Mies Dnllar, all from Jefferson county, were thrown into a foot of water when a sleigh runner slipped on ice crossing the branch at Henry Routzash’s residence two miles south of Middletown. All three were soaked. Miss Biser’s red dress dyed the snow a deep red, leaving a trail from the branch to the Routzash home as they sought shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Osatle
Annie Biser
Mies Dnllar
Jefferson
Middletown
Henry Rontzshn
Mer. Gaate
Routzahe
The Law's Grip: Arrest of William Jones in Frederick
William Jones, colored, was arrested yesterday afternoon around 3 30 by Sheriff Charles T. KR. Young and John Rickards for assault and battery on Mrs. Jones. Jones led officers through seven gardens and over fences as shots were fired. Justice Eckstein ordered a hearing for the afternoon before Justice Wood. Governor Warfield to attend a banquet in Frederick at the City Hotel hosted by the Business Men's Association after visiting the hospital wing opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
William Jones
Charles T. KR. Young
John Rickards
Warfield
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
City Hotel
Business Men’s Association
Pastor Elected at Woodsboro Lutheran Charge
Rev. Reese 8. Poffinberger elected pastor of Woodsboro Lutheran charge by near unanimous vote of four congregations. Nomination came from the joint council. decision reflects strong support across the grouping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Poffinberger
Woodsboro
Services Preparatory to Holy Communion Tonight and Tomorrow
Preparatory services will be held at the Presbyterian church at 7:30 this evening and 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. The Sick: Mrs. Samuel Munchower, a city resident, is reported critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Munchower
New Spring White Dress Goods and Fabrics Attract Buyers
Antique store ad notes lower prices on all wrappers and white silk goods. It touts Italian and Chinese style fabrics, illuminated silks, and washable waists, urging customers to act for savings and new spring offerings while stocks last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiva
Haines
Zhu
Allen Rohrback Dies in Asheville of Tuberculosis
Allen Rohrback of Frederick dies at 9 this morning in Asheville North Carolina from tuberculosis. He was 32 and leaves a widow and four children Martin Gustavus Allie and Anna. Survived by brothers Jacob of Frederick and Charles of Lime Kiln. He ran a West Patrick Street grocery after succeeding his father Martin N Rohrback. He had spent last winter in Minnesota seeking better climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hobrback
Fraderick
Ashevile
N.G
Rohrback
Minnesota
Wanteo
Asheville
Martin
al Wish
Jacob Rohrback
Martin N. Rohrback
West Patrick Street
Mise Moeckel
Pittsburg
Woman’s College of
Frederick
Gustavus
Alloé
Anna
Jacob
Charles
Near Lime Kiln
Thta County
Will of Charles W. Ross Probate Filing Reveals Bequests
The will of Charles W. Rees was filed in Ophane Court. It leaves Mount Olivet Cemetery $509 for maintenance, $500 to Alice R Rose of Halifax, Md., a Walkersville factory to his son with debt assumption, and the estate divided into five shares for his children and widow with trusts to support dependents. Executors named Mrs Cornelia B. Ross. Executed November 28, 1904. Witnesses: Henry William, Robert A. Kemp, William B. Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rees
Ophane
Mount Olivet
Wilam J. Ross
Catharine W. Ross
Col. Baker Johnson
Alice R Rose
William G. Rosa
Halifax
N.S
Charles W. Rose
Walkersville
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Richard P. Rosas
Cornelia B. Ross
Groater
Cornalius R. McSherry
Caroline Ross Rogers
George J. Ross
Local County Notes From Ureagerstown
County correspondence reports a string of small items: Mrs. William Kolle ill, funeral for John Remsberg after his suicide, sale of Mr. John J. Staub drawing a large crowd, and a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stull on February 21 with many locals attending. A protracted meeting continues at the Church of God. In Mills news, Baltimore commission man George W. Miller is ill but improving, Elmer Ramabarg keeps a strong laying flock, Augustus Clemm plans to move near here, and George W. Shorb visits Wilkesbarre to attend his sister’s bereavement. Social events at the Ramseburg home feature many neighbors. guests enjoyed ice cream and pastries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Remsberg
John J. Staub
John Stull
Aon
Garland
Miss Bell Selas
Blanche
Oqora Stull
Pearl Pyles
Catherine Canliflower
Fannie Shryook
Gladys Stall
Willard Bains
Clara Trout
Millard Stall
William Yingliog
Irvin Wilhide
Oslyin Stall
Nora Wiepigler
LeGore
Calvin Ozla
Church of God
Elmer K. Ramabarg
Augustus Clemm
Frederick
Charles Clemm
George W. Shorb
Wilkeat
Tre
Valentine
John Rins
Mamie Liday
Annie Dutrow
Nettie Potman
Minnie Michael
Ekatelle
Beulah Morgan
Effie Frushour
Mesara
Thomas Utterback
C. Clay Patman
Percy Patman
Ernest
Gary Utterback
Guy
Roy Frushour
John Michael
Clarence
Elmer Smith
William Baer
William Newcomer
Baker Family Leadership Names From Local Journal
Community roster lists J. D. Baker as president and William G. Baker as vice president with other names including Samuel G. Duvall and De Kefauvers. The fragmentary text cites multiple individuals in leadership roles and associates them with individuals such as Had Barber and Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Baker
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WM. G.zimmerman
Cunhier
Obituaries From A List Of Local Deaths In City Notices
Multiple notices report deaths and funerals for Mrs Martha E Fank 12 wife of Silas O Fank near Park Milla with typhoid fever died February 24 funeral at Flint Hill Church and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Louis Mantz 68 died at Frederick City Hospital with Brights disease remains to Edinburg Virginia for funeral. Dr Samuel McGill Schuyler Virginia died at home with funeral in Lansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas C Funk
Martha E. Fank
Yanora
Silas O. Fank
Park Milla
Ler
Flint Hill
John Jamison
Tarry Leightner
Charles Crawford
H. Gutnall
George W. Stuart
Gav. W. Petera
Potermant
Mt. Olivet
Louis Mantz
Frederick City Hospital
Edinburg
Everest Harding
W.H. B. Eidhison
Samuel M'Gill
Samuel McGill
Schuyler
McGill
A J. Williamson
Thin City
Laasbarg
Maryland School for the Deaf board appointment
Governor Warfield names George R. Dennie Jr. of Frederick to the board of visitors, succeeding the late Charles W. Roas. Dennie’s father, the late Col. George R. Dennin, also served on the board for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Warfield
George R. Dennie, Jr
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Charles W. Roas
Danola
George R. Dennin
Local Market Quotes For Today From The Local Mart
Mr Waring Tyson lists prices for corn shelled at 50 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red at 1 11 No 5 rad at 1 07 steamer 1 03 per bushel rejected 90 cents per bushel damaged 800 per bushel oats 65 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
Daily Prayer Service Notice at YMG A Room
Local notice announces a daily prayer service at Y.M.G.A. room at 7 30 o clock with Wednesday and Saturday evenings at 30 p.m. All men invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.G. A
Wodnendas
Satarday Oighiasas
Local notices mix in a bustling period style
Local mentions advertise Maple Walnut and confections, cabinet making and moving services, a second Powys lecture on the Roman Republic at Woman's College, and various public notices. A Ladies Concert Company engagement is listed with ticket details, plus a public sale of a Walkeraville property. Regular boarding offers and low rail fare for the Roosevelt inauguration are noted with dates and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Powys
Woman's College
Qouree Tlcketa Bow
Hall & Reich's
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