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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
3
Personal Notes From City and Nearby Spots
Mr Princeton D Backey is in Baltimore today on business D John Markey went to Baltimore this morning on business Miss Agnes Kehler is visiting in Washington DC and Richmond VA Miss Blanch Howeer of Baltimore is the guest of Miss Blanch Radcliff East Se Orum are visiting in Goldsboro NGO Mr A Be Wilson manager of Hoytas Texas Steer is in the city arranging a performance at City Opera House on Thursday March 12 Mr and Mrs A O Gronias returned yesterday from a pleasant visit to his mother in Boteturs VA They also visited Belem and Roanoke VA during their trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton D. Backey
Baltimore
Texas Steer
City Opera House
Gronias
Boteturs
Belem
Roanoke
Miss Kate King Succeeds Interim Lewisdale Teacher
County correspondence from Kemptown reports Miss Kate King, teacher at the public school at Lewisdale, recovering after a lodgings incident. Miles Marie Lewis acts as interim teacher until King's return. R M Fardam recovers enough to resume duties. Urbana visitor Mrs Etchison stays with Mrs Wesley Boyer as many fall ill and doctors stay busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
Kate King
Lewisdale
Frank Day
Miles Marie
O. “Lewis
Death notices and weather notes from Shepherdstown and beyond
Mrs Isabella Barnhart died Monday evening in Shepherdstown at 86, oldest resident, survived by daughter Bettie and three sons in Baltimore and the West. Mrs Mary Virginia Schley, wife of George J Schley, died in Washington DC last Saturday. funeral held February 23. Ground Hog Weather notes a period of clear days and mixed precipitation, with cold spells February 16 to 23. Status update on Mr Hines at Gaither's hospital. chance of recovery if improving. Charles Wertheimer bought a high-class driving horse in New York sales. Local notices and ads close this item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Barnhart
Shepherdstown
W. Va
The
Reformed Church
Bettie
James
Duffield
Baltimore and Ohio
George
West
George J. Schley
Mary Virginia Schley
Washington, D. C
Charles Wertheimer
New York
Mail Theft At Post Office Box Leads To Arrest
Baltimore Post Office Inspector arrested 9 15 year old J Fred Shipley Jr for stealing letters from John D Hendrickson box at Lowenstein Wertheimer office. He admitted taking cash stamps and money orders over two months December to February 21. Bail set at 600 dollars. Hendrickson loss about 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred, Shipley, Jr
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Post Office
Frank F. Sharron
Baltimore
John D. Hendrickasn
United States
Roscoe O. White
United States District Court
Young Shipley
Iim
Hendrickson
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society elects secretary
The Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society met at Trinity chapel at 7 30 pm electing Mr F A Ober Isuder as secretary to fill the vacancy caused by Jurner Wilcoxon resignation. The society appropriated 20 to Grace Reformed Mission Detroit and 15 to St Mark's Reformed Mission Cumberland Maryland. A musical and literary program followed with recitations and solos by Edith Miller Ruth Dixon Mina Marian Kolb Cronise and others. Dr Eschbach gave remarks encouraging church workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
F. A. Ober
Isuder
J.urner Wilcoxon
Grace Reformed Mission
Detroit
Michigan
Cumberland
Maryland
Teoustol
Mina Della. Oronise
Edith Miller
Ruth Dixon
Mina Marian Kolb
Miss Cronise
Miss Kolb
Eschbach
the Gastery
February Health Officer’s Monthly Mortality Report
Month’s record lists 16 deaths, 18 males and 3 females, 13 white and 3 black. Ages under 5 total 8, 5 to 25 total 2, 25 to 65 total 3, 65 to 85 total 8. Causes include measles, consumption, heart disease, diabetes, apoplexy, senility, nephritis, dementia, influenza, and pyoh... plus reported births seven (male four, female three. white six, colored one). Infectious diseases: measles 32, diphtheria 3, mumps 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makea
Local Sickness and Auctions Scheduled in Area
Master Irving Shofflar remains very ill at his home on B and O avenue while Wm H Barger recovers from typhoid pneumonia. Mrs Lizzie Lestherman of Baltimore shows signs of improvement after severe illness. Sales tomorrow feature Edgar T Mercer auctioneering for Sylvester Watkins near Ridgeville Luther M Bready auctioneering for David D Thomas near Lickerville and B Fons auctioneering for Thos J Altman near New London with personal property sales listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Shofflar
B. & O. Avenue
H. ‘Barger
Lizzie Lestherman
Baltimore
Risa Oine
Edgar T. Mercer
Sylvester Watkins
Ridgeville
Luther M.bready
David D. Thomas
Lickaville
Thos. J. Altman
New London
Incendiary Fire Suspect Charged in Mt. St. Mary's Distillery Blaze
Deputy State Fire Marshall Charles V. Wantz alleges a deliberate fire destroyed John T. Crotin's Mt. St. Mary's distillery on February 23. Wantz believes the distillery was set and expects to arrest the incendiary soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Wantz
John T. Crotin
Mt. St. Mary's
Wantz
Law's Grip Shifts as Officer Reprimands Suspect
Officer Krause arrested Seano Phebss for striking O Van Horn. Justice Eckstein said both were to blame and gave Pasebas a severe reprimand after hearing testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Seano Phebss
O. Vanhorn
Preparing to Hang Grain at Seneca and nearby points
Casal boatmen at Seneca Point of Rocks Dickersons and Catoctin ready to resume grain transport when the river opens March 10. The towage company that formed recently bought boats but did not interfere with the grain fleet. Major Sprocheassa of New York buys Mr G A T Snouffer’s Washington Junction farm for 110 dollars per acre, about 160 acres total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casal
Seneca
Point of Rocks
Dickersons
Catoctin
Couse
G. A. T. Snouffer
Washington Junction
Sprocheassa
New York
D. R. Chas Obr 92 dies. famed Mason, physician
Dr Charles H Obr of Cumberland Maryland aged 92, the oldest past grand master of Masons, dies at his Cumberland home. A physician and civic leader, Obr served as mayor of Cumberland, state senator, and held high Masonic offices and honors across Maryland and the United States. The obituary traces his lineage, scholarly work, cholera treatment innovations, Civil War service, and long public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Obr
Cumberland
de Oler
Masons of
Maryland
New-York State
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Wea
Prifata
Hagerstown
Alle i Frederick’ Academy
Washington
Ohr
American Journal of Medical Balancee
Allegany County
State Board of Health
General Nes
Cumberland Hospital
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
American Medical Association
Cumberland Board of Health
State Senate
Ohr Lodge
Ohr Chapter
Royal
Arch “Masons
Frostburg
Obr
Tonoloway Lodge
Hancock
Omaberland
Potomac Lodge
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masone
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
United States
Knights Templar
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Dr.Ohr
Mary
Daniel and
Ron Blackwell
Privos William County
Dr. Obr
George Street
Mary O. Bridgman
Chase Street
Masonic ‘Temple
Baltimore
Cumberland City Hall
Thomas J. Shryock
Grand Lodge of Masons of Maryland
Masonic Hall
Hose Hill Cemetery
Funeral notices from a Maryland town page
Funeral notices for William Day and Mrs Louisa Siphens record services at St Joseph and St Johns churches with interments and pallbearers named. Directors C Carty and W A Etchison are listed. A local farmer A G McCardell receives Holstein Friesian calves from Miller Bros of Stone Brook, with weights and pedigree noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.t. Day
Melville Cromwell
Buckeystown
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Father McGuire
Robert Day
Leo Day
Melville
Cromwell
R. L. Day
F. Kessler
H. Keasier
C. Carty
Louisa E. Siphens
St.John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Kane
Wim. H.mccairey
Henry Doll
Oliver Bennett
Jos. F. Eisenhacer
W. A. Etchison
Joe
A. G . McCardell
Miller Bros
Btony Brook
DeKalb
Qardell
York
Economy Store successor to carry on honest dealings
Looss mentions selling the business and passing to successors under the Economy Store name. Also notes Deviled Crabs tonight made in house and other local ads for binding, Bible assortments, and Hornaux shaving parlor changes. Says patrons should say they saw it in Tax News.
Local Frederick notices and classifieds mixed 1903 datant
A crowded page lists financials with liabilities and profits, insurance ad copy on Equitable Life, travel deals to Florida, a memorial notice for Mrs Mary E Carroll, store ads for Miller and neighbors, and a furniture and glassware sale. Includes hotel and railroad promotions, home goods, and a L'Art Nouveau book feature.
Serpe Model Gears Up for Spring Styles
The ad promotes reliable garments with style and fit at moderate prices. Walking and dress skirts in various designs and colors priced from 5.00 to 8.50, plus an unequaled line at 5.00. Encourages comparison with other town garments and hints at upcoming silk coats. Not a large sale but practical, fashionable apparel for warm days ahead.
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