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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
3
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A concert by Ming Veitch with Miersch and Glose at Women's College drew praise for Veitch's soprano and the violin artistry of Miersch. Highlights included Chaminade and Loane songs and The Origin of the Harp with violin obligato. Glose's piano and the ensemble received warm encores. Frederick residents are urged to attend future engagements.
A Detroit dispatch hails the Cleveland Orchestra as far above the standard, drawing large audiences and praising their theatrical ensemble, rise and forcefulness. The endorsement notes the group will perform here on March 16 under M. A. auspices.
A previous advertisement misdated the sale of Mrs. William Stauffer. The sale, erroneously announced for Friday March 16, is now scheduled for Thursday March 15.
A 19th century letter invites chemists to test Devos paint, offering £1000 and $1000 for adulteration proof. It proclaims DeVos paint blends white lead and zinc with turpentine and linseed oil, promising higher coverage and longevity. The note names Keown and Burgess & Co as distributors and asserts the product’s superiority in bold terms.
Two bills to amend charters of Frederick county railroads are set for introduction. The Monocacy Valley Railroad would extend its southern terminus from Ontoctin Fornecs to Frederick and may use electric power. The Emmitaborg and Rocky Ridge Railroad would gain authority to extend its line to any point in the county and may also employ electricity as motive power. A Monocacy Valley official cites ambitions for freight of limestone and furnace product from nearby properties and quarries near Lewistown.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a new third track between the east end of the Jacantibae Yard and Washington Junction to handle rising freight traffic. The line will run along the canal and through tunnels, which have been enlarged to date. Double-tracking of the Washington Branch is expected to finish early summer, and Brunswick yard turntable is being enlarged for larger freight engines.
Jobe Miller of Fountain Dale Adams County Pennsylvania was arrested at Blush Ridge Summit Thursday afternoon and jailed in Gettysburg on a serious charge brought by his 15 year old daughter. He is a married laborer and father of three. The daughter alleges cruel treatment and repeated heinous acts, prompting her to report the abuse.
John J. Kaban writes to The News from the Mary School, announcing the Sanior Champions junior team aged under 15 seeks open dates for doubles and single games in April May and June. They request matches with local teams like the Rossbuds and list players including H Nicols J Foxrwell W Ostden and Ira Hell.
A dated notice lists remaining advertised letters at the Frederik city post office for Saturday March 10, 186. Recipients must call for advertised letters or they will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks. Names include T Burke Obryatel River Diss Co J C Davis Miss Nora Conway Mrs Hamush Brown Mrs Charles Feazler Lizzie Rowland.
At a Saturday afternoon meeting the Frederick County Agricultural Society managers decided there will be no dog show at this year’s fair. They deemed the event not worth the expense, and the dog show building will be repurposed for another fair department.
Arthur Bailey was arrested Saturday evening by Deputy Sheriffs Grimes and Daruer on charges of assault with intent to murder Annie Freed. He appeared before Justice G B Eckstein who committed him to jail in default of 500 dollars bail for a hearing tomorrow at 7 o clock.
The school formerly held in the storeroom of the Misses Blumenauer on North Market Street has moved to the room adjoining the store of Mr. A. H. Harrington on North Market Street.
A raffle at Condon's tobacco store ended with Mr. A N McCardell winning the wheel. The drawing was held after a chance event involving Mr W L Elaatt near the shop.
A series of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick. Names include Jesse Crem in Baltimore visits, Holmes returning from New York, McClellan Shook in Frederick on business, and many others traveling between Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Emmitsburg Walkersville Lewistown and Philadelphia.
Joshua C. Michael of Doubs died at his home from diabetes at 11 15 yesterday morning in his 68th year. He leaves a widow and multiple siblings. Funeral services will be held at 10 20 tomorrow at the Lutheran church in Doubs with burial in Manor graveyard. Also noted is the death of Reed T. Cashing, a one year old boy, from pneumonia on West All Saints Street. His funeral was held today with interment in Grean Moon cemetery. Thomesz P Rice was the funeral director.
The funeral of Mrs. Maczalla Mantz who died in Baltimore Friday was held yesterday at 2 pm at her son E. P. Mantz’s home 236 North Market street. Rev Dr E R Eschbach officiated with pallbearers including O S Howard John W Grove Jacob Lambert and others. Interment at Oliver Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P. Rica. Mary Ann Jacobs funeral rites followed in Libertytown with services by Rev fr Kavanaugh. Interment at Catholic graveyard. pallbearers named.
Tyson's market quotes list corn at 2.15 per barrel shelled 0.43 per bushel wheat No 2 red 769 No 3 2c mover 670 per bushel rejected 6c per bushel damaged 600 per bush oats 30 cents per bushel
The L. D. Carpenter Medicine Company trumpet prize went to the Independent Hare Company after the most votes were tallied. A Charity Organization Society meeting is set for seven o'clock this evening in the Mayor's office.
Local churches reported varied services across denominations. Elder EB A Broover preached at the German Baptist church, Eschbach spoke on prayer at Evangelical Reformed, and Walkersville Lutheran hosted Rev Steck. First Baptist held sermons on forward movement and Christ’s manhood, with Catholic Mass and Sunday school.
Sheriff Martz named six deputies Harry Barnes Abraham Grove O Thomas Ecketein Lewis Biddle moser George Martz and John Bartholow to guard the Western Maryland Railroad bridge construction over the Monocacy river and Pips Greek amid fears of union interference. The crew includes nonunion workers and officials anticipate possible clashes as work continues. Also noted are local illness updates and an advertisement for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Surplus funds of 250000 are linked to a presidency held by Mr. SAKE WM. GSZIMMRE SAMUEL G. DD with Vice President ioice-President CALAN FALL. Cashiers listed include Jeppe Jac and McBemgry. Exracoze and other named officials such as J.D. Bares and C. Morryss appear among a roster of trustees and officers.
Newig Miller announces the arrival of new black dress goods and their outgoing sale with reduced prices. Large assortments, many items fresh from the custom house, cover all tastes this week. The department offers courteous service and very low prices, inviting shoppers to find a bargain in every yard.
Reports from Maryland and nearby areas note minor domestic disputes in Rackrillg Morris and Lucy Jane Morris, election as Vansville Farmers' Club president Charles H. Stanley of Laural, church petition drives for higher saloon licenses in Hagerstown, and the death of Miss Anus Loose in Hagerstown. birthdays and obituaries include S Freeman Basin in Baltimore and Joseph O. Keedy in Washington county. A murder verdict is returned in Bingerstown, and a local search mentions the escaped killer Tsasc Winder near New Bridgeville. Rev Dr Oliver Hackel urges a monument to Francis Scott Key, and Lee Offutt is encouraged to run for Rockville mayor.
Joseph BicDivit treasurer presented a 3000 check to J Daniel Crimmins beneficiary of William Crimmins order for the Catholic Benevolent Legion. Papers filed in Brooklyn. check mailed. George A Dan sold East Second Street residence to J Stall Detrick of Baltimore for 16780. occupied by D Chester Kemp family. Sale handled by Cra mer and Stauffer agents.
Dr Wm Tarun of Baltimore will be at Emergency Hospital March 11. O Herzsberger and Co advertise Patrick’s Day novelties and custom shirts. Dr O Highbarger of Hagerstown speaks March 14 with engagements March 15 or 16. Free eye exams at room 92. Also promoting patent chain awnings and store services with guaranteed quality.
Wilson Barretts drama The Sign of the Cross will be presented in a sumptuous projection at the City Opera House on March 16. The piece is billed as a pioneer of religious drama with a wide appeal across classes and was noted for its uplifting Christian theme drawing large audiences.
The Convict's Daughter shown at City Opera House tomorrow night offers an original five act melodrama with intense action and sensational scenes. Dr P D Pahroey is elected director of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Co replacing Charles Renn and progress toward stock subscriptions is noted before construction of the Bebroeed railroad to Tharmont.
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