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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1903

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3

Hyme neal Miller Miller wedding at Double Pips Creek

A detailed account of the March 4 wedding of Misa Emma Miller to Archie Miller at Double Pipe Creek. The piece lists attendants, music, attire, and guests including families from York and Westminster, with the ceremony by Rev W E Wheeler and a post-ceremony reception. The narrative spans the reception, gifts, and the extended guest list. Also noted are Schaefer-Davis and Mullinix-Moxley marriages with brief details.

Belva Grimes Annie Miller Rees Miller W. Levi Hann Creagerstown W. E. Wheeler Woodsboro John H. Miller John Wilhide York Charles Diller Willis Miller Wm. Fogla D. E. Warner Margaret Mornoingatar T. Grossnickle John McGinnis Ray Keefer John Durfman Mary Baker O Angel A. Spellman M. Eyler Arthur and Charles Haugh Double Pips Creek Wm. Daberry Byron Stall Jacob Adams Keysville George Naller Four Points Roas Rameborg W. Levi Haeu Uresgerstown Whitliey Rusher John Miller J. Dockerly Double Pipe Creek Belva

Social World Musicale Honors Mr Douglas Hargett

A pleasant musicale at Miss Bessie Hargett’s home honored Mr Douglas Hargett with many guests in attendance. In a separate item, the Sons of Veterans planned a joint meeting with the G A R and Soldiers Aid Society for March 31 featuring a literary and musical program and light refreshments.

Bessie Hargett Douglas Hargett Sons of Veterahs G. A. R., Sons of Veterans Soldiers” Aid Society

Local Paralyzed Resident Shows Small Improvement

Mr. B. K. Frazier, paralyzed Monday morning, can move parts of his body but cannot leave the place. Mr. Allen Kiipe’s condition is notably more favorable this morning as officials monitor his recovery.

B. K. Frazier Allen Kiipe

Rosenstock Brothers Plan New Potomac Street Store

Rosenstock Brothers announce plans for a three or four story store on East Patrick Street with Pompeiian brick front and terra cotta trim. Baltimore architect Louis Levy designs a 41 ft 8 in by 60 ft 4 in lot with glass area, hardwood stairways, mezzanine offices, electric elevator, and steam heating. Estimated cost about 20,000 to 90,000. bids will be sought once plans are complete, target occupancy for next fall’s fair.

Rosenstock Brothers Patrick Street Atte Frederick Louis Levy Baltimore

Death notices from Baltimore area obituaries

Dated notices report deaths of Moses Ring 76 a Bavarian immigrant and founder of M Ring & Sons. Grover Kettlewell 61 a Baltimore finance figure. Mrs Mary Griffin aged 94 of East Patrick Street. John M Baker 61 from pneumonia in Wear Pearl. Each item lists survivors, funeral details, and burial places with residences and affiliations.

PURELY PERSONAL NOTEWORTHY LOCAL GOSSIP

William Miller travels to Baltimore on business. George Davis, ex of Shia City, attends sister Bessie Anders's wedding in Frederick, with Anders wintering in Washington and returning soon. GO Landis visits sister C A Spangier in Hagerstown. Ezra David and Richard Gramer depart to buy males. J S Kiefer visitor to J Clarke Rieder on West Third Street returns to Hagerstown. Frank Suman on South Market Street installs two brownstone goats on his porch. J B Heme of York Pennsylvania, bank architect, in the city on business. Thomas and Baltimore Saylor return after visiting Mr G Saylor.

William Miller Baltimore George Davis Shia City Frederick Bessie, Anders Washington GO. A. Landis C. A. Spangier Hagerstown Messrs Ezra, David and Richard Gramer J. S. Kiefer J. Clarke Rieder West Third Street Hagersown Frank Suman South Market Street J.3b. Heme York, Ps Farmers’ and Mechanic's Bank Improvement Thomas Saylor G . Saylor

Reconciliation Effort Between Wellington and Lowndes

Report from Cumberland claims Wellington and Lowndes near reconciliation after four-year rift. Friends praise judge Blown's mediation and say the duo may restore their political alliance that helped Lowndes win governor and Wellington become U S senator.

Wellington Lowndes Cumberland Blosn Lowndes Wellington Combination Jess Itie Republican State Committee Smith Republican State Organization Senator McComas Wallington Himealf Weesarn Maryland McComas

Clarke Monument Rising Near Key Monument

Workmen erect a blue Westerly granite monument in Me cemetry over Gen James C Clarke and his wife. The 26 foot tall shaft sits on three bases with Clarke on the polished face. The circle lot is 36 feet wide behind the Francis Scott Key monument.

Oliver Cqematery James C. Clarke Clarke Geu Philadelphia

Maryland Day Proposed Statewide History Emphasis

The Maryland State Board of Education instructs school commissioners to observe March 25 as Maryland Day in public schools. It urges the General Assembly to name March 25 for an annual statewide celebration highlighting a key event in Maryland history.

State Board of Education Maryland State Teachers’ Association General Assembly of Maryland

Funeral of Mrs Lizzie Welsh Hopkins Held in Washington

The funeral for Mrs. Lizzie Welsh Hopkins was held from the Baltimore Hotel Washington at 9 16 yesterday morning with services at St Matthew's church led by Father Lee and Father Rosensteel. Pallbearers included Prof. Percy Hughes and others. Body to be interred in Hopkins family vault at Greenmount cemetery Baltimore after a train trip. Many relatives and friends accompanied the casket to Baltimore.

Mary Griffin William Griffin East Patrick Street Griffin P. J. Sullivan Elkins W. Va William P. Sharetts Baltimore Luther M. Stone Lizzie Welsh Hopkins Washington St Matthew's Church Father Lee Father Rosensteel Percy Hughes Mesars Arthur Kemp T. Lumer Smith Charles Cook W. G. Liensilen Orville Moat Pennsylvania Railroad Hopkins Greenmount Cemetery Milton Welsh Kansas City R. O. Norris Blanche Norris J. L. King Carlton Hughes

Dr J E Clagett Stricken In Baltimore

Dr Joseph E Clagett a noted physician and surgeon for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is ill at his home 105 South Baton stress Baltimore from apoplexy suffered Monday afternoon in his office. He grew better yesterday and his age 73 is given. He has lived in Baltimore since the Civil War after coming from Harper's Ferry West Virginia where he practiced medicine and ran a drug store. He was born in Washington county Maryland, son of James H Clagett.

Joseph H. Clagett Baltimore and Ohio Railroad South Baton Stress Baltimore Joseph Blam Madison Avenus Clagett Dr. Clagett Harper’s Ferry W. Va Washington County Maryland James H. Clagett

Frederick City Hospital annual report shows 60 treated

The Frederick City Hospital board reports in the annual summary that sixty patients were treated since its founding. Six died, forty six discharged in good condition, and eight remain. Dr Hunner of Baltimore will visit monthly to operate charity cases free of charge, with weekly visits for paying patients. Officers and committees for 1903 1904 were named, and the report will be published in full next year. A separate item notes letters of administration for G Walter Bowman estate, with details on a contested marriage and possible prior divorce, valued around 18000 pounds.

Frederick City Hauner Baltimore Ida M Markey A. O. Moturoell James M Hood O. Hatchle Omwble R .O. Nicodemus G. Walter Bowman Hagerstown O. A. Little Jascot S. Eakle Newton Cook Bowman Edith Boyer Usmden N. J Washington Denver Clyde B. I Forat Catato Ja George R. Bowman Jacob Eakle

East Lynne to Be Staged at City Opera House March 13

Ada Gray’s dramatization of Mrs. Henry Wood’s romance comes to City Opera House directed by Baker & Gibson. Mabel Pennock leads a California company with Clifford Smith, Inez Shangon, May Wordeo, Aubrey Worrla, Carl Zeisse, and others in four act presentation with new scenery and a dramatic environment. The Brooklyn review praises Miss Pennock as the most effective Lady Janice since Lucille Western, and the engagement is expected to draw a large crowd.

East Lynne Ada Gray Henry ‘Wood City Opera House Mabel Pennock California Brooklyn Miss Poonock Janice Lucille Western Baker & Gibson Miss Gray Clifford Smith London Miss Pennock Inez Shangon May Wordeo Aubrey Worrla Carl Zeisse William Henry Stokes Jameson Qustis

Baker Hane WaLnens and Bank Witnesses Named

J D Baker and Hake Tuos H Hane are joined by James E WaLnens in a listed witness lineup for a local matter. Daniel Bank appears as an involved party. The brief notes relate to a judicial or civil proceeding with named individuals.

J.D. Baker DM. Hake Tuos. H. Hane James E. WaLnens Daniel Bank

Local Store Adverts Promote Crockery Pianos and Wallpaper

Men and women are urged to visit shops offering Crocker TEA SETS and DINNER SETS at low prices, a square piano in good condition for $6, and a large variety of wall paper shown in the city store. Also advertised are Art Nouveau books from foreign and American artists, promising appeal to decorative buyers.

The Liberty Belles in New Musical Comedy at City Opera House

Barry B. Smith presents The Liberty Belles at the City Opera House Saturday night. The three sets show a dormitory, a cooking school, and a Florida hotel. The first scene features twenty young women in a clandestine midnight supper in desirability attire. praised by New York papers for purity and novelty.

Liberty Belles Barry B. Smith Frank Hennessy City Opera House Florida New York

Baltimore and Ohio hurries repairs as sloop facilities grow

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad expands locomotive repair capacity with $600000 spent since 1902 on new machinery and shop extensions. Mount Clare likely to nearly double facilities this year. a large repair shop may be built west of the Ohio River. Also notes upcoming Fire Company delegates and a benefit entertainment by blind performers at the City Opera House for the Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Uss Mount Clare Ats Ohio River City Opera House Columbia Polythechnic Institute For the Blind Washington, D. C Justice O'Tools

Texas Steer at City Opera House Reveals Cast Quirk

Boyt presents A Texas Steer tomorrow night with a strong Hoyt Company lineup. James R. McCann leads as Maverick Brander in his fifth season, joined by James Devlin as Brassy Gail and John D. O'Hara as The Minister to Dahomes. Notable cast includes Miss May Bretonne as Bossy and Will T. Chatterton as Major Yell, among others.

Boyt City Opera House James R. McCann Maverick Brander James Devlin Gail Hoyt Companies John D. O'Hara Dahomes May Bretonne Will T. Chatterton Yell George Perloiat Bright Jizzie Hendail Mrs. Brander Marwarat Dds Camobell Daisy Stuart Howard Moore W. Warren Wilcox Ben 8. Kellogg Wm. Petrie F. & T. Owens Henry Brewsrton Texas Steel

Mid Lent Entertainment at City Opera House

Trinity M E church benefit features Mrs McDaniel reader Mr Osborne violin Dr Burck cello Mr Font baritone Bir Compher violin Mrs Burck accompanist with a sequence of tableau dancing ending the program. Event set for Wednesday March 1830 with box sheet at Yeakle's. Also optical exam promotions at Park Hotel March 11 12 and 15 each evening. W O Keony Vegetables fruits fish and foods in East Patrick Street Frederick City Hall Store closing out bicycles and bicycle sundries for immediate sale.

Trinity M. E. Church South McDaniel Osborne Burck Font Bir. Compher Seezing City Opera House Yeakle's QO. S. Highbarger Hagerstown Park Hotel H.R. Fiscra City Hall

Westminster Delegates to Maryland Firemen's Convention

Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Company No 1 names delegates Michael Walsh Oscar D Gilbert Charles Wantz Frank Stevens William Anders and alternates John Cunningham John Eckentrode John Mitten D Carroll Beaury J Harry Cootes for the Maryland Volunteer State Firemen's Association convention to be held at Frederick in January.

Bvonn O P. Smith A. H Harrington M. A. Woodard W. M.crimmins M. F. Perry G. W. Shipley Barry Danner Wm. Winbrencer Edward Cramer Lewis Bayer Hare Company Maryland State Firemen’s Association Richard 8. Keyser C. Elmer Kader Milton T. Bugle Frank Bentz John Fleshman, Jr Westminster Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Company No. 1 Maryland Volunteer State Firemen’s Association Frederick Jane Messrs Oscar D. Gilbert Charles V. Wantz Frank M. Stevens William R. Anders John H. Cunningham John #. Eckentrode John O. Mitten D. Carroll Beaury J. Harry Cootes

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