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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
3
Historical note highlights Cardinal Jules Mazarin, famed adviser to Louis XIV, and Abraham Lincoln, 16th president of the United States. Mentions their births and lasting influence in European and American history.
Subscribers are urged to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of panels the notice asks readers changing residence to send their old and new addresses to ensure proper transfer and prompt service by The News.
Moving time nears as a South Market street building is to be repainted by J H Lampe. Kemp corner Market and East Patrick streets also receives painting work. A West Patrick Street mishap leaves Mr Polk Brightwell with a bruised hip after a soap fall.
Mr. Timothy Harris of Washington visits relatives in the city. Miss Bisucus Otte from near ship city returns from Washington. Mr. Robert L. Tytler of Rocky Springs spends the day in Frederick on business. Miss Elizabeth Gileon on South Market visits Mrs. J Stewart Annae in Emmiteporg. Miss Nettie Ritchie serves as book keeper for D.O. Wine brewer Co during Mr. George McClesry’s eight month vacation. Mrs. Charles F. Kreb is sick. Brzdoale Wilcoxes on the sick list. Miss Naomi Hailer on West Patrick. Mr. Charles M. Cramer confined by rheumatism. Misses Bertha and Grace Shipley improving after illness. Mr. John Clark of Highiend returns home from Emergency Hospital then goes back for further treatment.
A man was arrested at Point of Rocks on suspicion of being Winder the jail escapee but released after he did not match the description. Also an ad notes Indian Territory editor J C Bayne praising Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism relief with a local drugstore sale.
Members of the Bear-Down Grub gathered on Court street for an oyster feast. Jerome opened a barrel to find only shells. the barrel contained no oysters. Anger rose among the crowd as they realized they had been tricked while Daddy Young, standing treat, grinned.
A spirited banketball game last night in Junior Hall saw the F team and S team of the High School League compete to a close finish. The second half tipped the balance as the S team surged to a 4-2 victory amid a large crowd. Referee W Storm and umpire O Robeason oversaw the action with timekeeper H J Kefanver.
The United hose and chemical wagon and engine conducted a late evening test. A large box burned near Ox Fibre Brush Works and a Sogine house alarm was triggered. The fire team arrived in three minutes, water was promptly used, and the display showed ample water supply. Mayor and Board of Aldermen observed the exhibition.
Former Freder ick and Middlstown Railway stockholders in the pool received an additional 2 per share after all accounts of the old management were settled. The total per share reached 50.30, following an initial 30 cents and an earlier 1. The surprise extra gives stockholders a final, pleasant rise in value.
The Senior B. T. A. will move meetings to the Y M C A rooms on the second and fourth Fridays at 7 30 o clock. The next meeting is tonight in the Biblia class room at 7 30. Senior members are urged to attend for the election of officers for the next six months.
Mr. Charles W. Ross Jr has been informed by Judge Dcawly W Same of Baltimore that partridges donated by residents of the city and county will arrive here next week.
Special dispatch reports 15 American soldiers killed and 1 missing after a clash with Moros led by Bear Tolo. The skirmish left 36 Americans wounded and 600 Morca killed. The battle occurred as forces clashed in the Philippines.
Contracts awarded for building 161 houses in Hagerstown during the coming summer. In other items dynamite use by fishermen in upper Choptank and Tockahee rivers noted. W H B Hart of Prince George’s County files for bankruptcy. Fish catch grows in Pocomoke and Choptico rivers with early season hauls.
Mrs Rebecca Palmer wife of A W Palmer died last Monday from paralysis at about ten days after onset. She was found unconscious at her door. She leaves five sons and two daughters living in Maryland and Ohio. Funeral was Thursday at St John Lutheran with Rev G W Stroup. pallbearers listed. Mrs Anna Huntzbery wife of John Huntzbery and mother of Dr E Huntzbery died at Boonsboro Maryland aged 70. survived by husband and numerous children in Dixon California Columbus Ohio Keedysville Frederick Hagerstown and Portland lists her children and spouse.
The Br ooke s Kath aran church Ladies Aid Society held a Sunday evening meeting with an anthem choir scripture lesson prayer singing recitation by Lillian Gnoller and Mary Hargett quartet by George Lloyd Manrica and Barry Culler reading Ollie Bing solo by C N Trendle Roy Nall singing collection and doxology Preaching announced at St Luke s church Sunday afternoon March 11 at 2 o clock Mr and Mrs John Derr visiting near Miyersville returned home Monday Mr and Mrs Charles Hamilton visited Freder ick over the weekend
Mr and Mrs Charles F Cramer of West Patrick Street hosted a party for their son Charlen E Oramer to celebrate his fourteenth birthday. About forty friends attended. At 9:30 the guests moved to the dining room for refreshments. Games and amusements followed.
The Articles of Incorporation for Key's Chapel of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Frederick County were filed in the Sirenit court. Trustees named include John Key James A Eisber Georges W Thomas Josephus Key Ualyio Thomas Charles Rishardson Philip White Richard Richardson and John Hill.
The Junior Steam Fire Company announces delegates and alternates to attend the State Firemen’s Association meeting in June. Appointees include John Francis Smith Alvin Doering Guy K Motter D John Markey and E J Kefanver with alternates George W Shipley M F Perry C Barry Miller Daniel H Steiner and Ira Biser.
Local Market update shows buying quotas for today including oats at 3.15 per barra with 43 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 72 cents per bushel, No 3 at 6.72 per bushel, and damaged or rejected goods noted. Pricing appears inconsistent with several misspellings and unclear units.
Mr Louis Higbee of Emmitsburg is nominated for the pastorate of Histories church at Shepherdstown VA with a seminary degree from Reformed Theological Seminary of Lancaster Pa. A meeting of the Business Men's Association is tonight at 8 o'clock at the usual meeting place to elect officers.
The Maryland Senate debated Anders Mileage Tickets with six required amendments after grossing errors in engrossing. The measure would set 1000 mile tickets at $20 and 10 0 mile tickets at $10, with restrictions on deposits and family use. bill moves to House for further action. The session also heard a Frederick County Orphans Court judges mileage proposal and passed exemption bills for Eagles and Bills clubs on liquor licenses, while the governor signed bequests to the Grace Reformed Church and the M C A.
A letter disputes the agricultural society treasurer report and calls for full disclosure of last year's receipts. The writer criticizes pay for a grounds keeper, questions grand stand charges, and warns life members will vote on funding at the next annual meeting.
The funeral for Mahlon Augustus Fraley was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charies Fagan on West Patrick Street. Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle officiated. Pallbearers were Clinton B. Willard B. E. Phebus Gonrad Ruland Geo. Abrech Willard N. Garrats and Captain Walter Saunders. Interment followed at Me Olivet cemetery Schroeder Funeral Director.
In Frederick county the case of John Whitehill against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company went to the Circuit Court of Carroll County. A jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 375 dollars for damages from delay in transporting cattle to Baltimore, during which the market declined.
CaPiTraL shows a 100000 surplus with a 250000 amount noted for Washington operations. Officers listed include G Zimmerman as President and S Duvall as Vice President and Cashier. Other names appear as assistants and staff across departments.
Tickets are largely sold for the Veitch Miersck Glean Concert Party at Women's College Hall tomorrow evening. Miss Veitch receives praise for a beautiful voice and refined style while Mr Milerzech earns acclaim for violin mastery and a stirring Serenade. Adolf Glose is lauded for a superb piano solo with an enthusiastic encore.
A new original play The Convict's Daughter by J A Fraser Jr debuts at City Opera House next Tuesday night. Set in the South the melodrama promises vivid characters led by Weary Willie a noble tramp who rises to wealth as the tale unfolds amid striking stage realism.
Spring stock highlights Panam Vode materials and all wool fabrics in cream and new colors. 38 inch wide cottons, frocks, and belts at 30 to 50 cents, with wide broadcloths and net overlays in multiple shades. Dainty corset coverings and blankets offered at reduced prices amid growing demand.
L. D. Carpenter hosts a firemen benefit at the City Opera House tonight with half door receipts to the highest voted fire company for the Fireman's Trumpet prize. The event, plus a best bill of the week and a five dollar gold piece for top amateur in Frederick, draws audience and patrons. Also noted are St Patrick's Day novelties, a College Hall lecture in University Extension, music sales, carpet works, and various local business notices.
Bernard Wilson, a trained paper hanger and decorator with Washington experience, has joined L. E. Mullinix. The firm promises artistic room papering at no extra cost and invites customers to see their new papers.
Barrett presents The Sign of the Orcas a stirring modern drama in a sumptuous production at the City Opera House on March 15. The work, pioneer of religious drama, has enjoyed lasting success and appeals to churchgoers and general audiences alike.
Local notice announces St Patrick's Day novelty and candy promotions at Heeseeseger's with course tickets and patrons. The committee cancels its contract with Star Lyceum attractions led by Dr. T P Bell of Washington BD G for unsatisfactory conduct and delays. A new contract is signed with Brockway Lecture Bureau of Pittsburgh Pa. Next entertainment set for Friday March 16 with souvenirs planned for March 17.
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