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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1905
Page
3
Fragments describe distant rulers and places in a fractured narrative. The text mentions Sardine kingdom and Sardinia like toponymy, with scattered names such as Adrien and Laert. It preserves a sense of ancient court events and travelers crossing seas, though specifics are unclear.
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News. The notice emphasizes timely reporting to ensure continued service and proper distribution.
THS Weekly News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and urges advertisers to use it. Copy for new ads due by 5 pm Wednesday and for changes by noon that day.
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month carriers of Taz Daily News will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
Purely personal items list moves and visits among local and distant households. Andrew Haines spends day in Baltimore on business. Alexander R Hagner from Hagerstown visited in the city. Quarance Prostor of Detroit Michigan visiting relatives in the county. Elizabeth Gatter of Tatlenton townPa visiting Mrs Roser Doll East Second Street. Mary O Elkins returns from visiting friends in Hagerstown. J Newton Whipp returns from Washington DC after attending the inauguration. Joseph Porterfield Cora Fout and Mrs Weagly East Second Street will move to Martinsburg West Virginia. John Kessler of Adamstown will take their vacated house. J B Willard and wife of Lewistown Montana spent Sunday with Ida Markey then visit Capt Barry O Willard at Omaha Nebraska. Dr Willard is son of the late Rev Henry Willard formerly of Burkittsville.
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution held a special meeting at the regent’s home to discuss Congress and other matters. Mary land Day will be celebrated March 25 at the next regular meeting with notes on the Art and Dove landing and Maryland’s settlement, plus a planned Mount Vernon excursion with invites to societies schools and individuals.
Mr W Galloway, superintendent of the Baltimore division, announces the appointment of Mr A H Frerie as agent at Mount Clare to succeed P B Shaffer, effective March 13. Frerie previously served as Sparrows Point agent beginning June 1, 1892, and was later transferred to Center and Spear's Wharf on November 17, 1903.
James Blair about 50, formerly a traveling salesman for Dr D P Fahrney of Hagerstown, committed suicide at his home near Hagerstown this morning by shooting himself in the head. He leaves a widow and several children.
Mr G Waring Tyson lists today’s price sheet for corn and wheat with several quality grades. New corn $2.80 per barrel shelling 46 cents per bushel. Wheat prices shown for No percent red $1.05 Bo 3 red $1.02 and other grades 70 per bushel but damaged bids at 10 per bushel. Ontario 40 counts per bushel.
A Frederick County expert warns farmers about frauds selling soil bacteria claimed to boost all crops. He says the bacteria only aid leguminous plants like peas and beans and may harm crops such as corn and wheat. Buyers should verify seller responsibility and ensure they get genuine, specialty bacteria for leguminoua crops.
Capt Edward Kaufman a veteran G W railroad passenger conductor from Hagerstown died at his brother in law William Snovelle near Harper's Ferry from brain paralysis triggered by pneumonia. He was born in Cumberland and raised in the city, with a 25 year O V R A career and involvement in several fraternal and church groups. He leaves wife and daughter Mrs O B McDune and siblings Weeley Kaufman John Kaufman Henry Kaufman Mary Fout Laura Kaufman. funeral held in Hagerstown with Rev E T Mowbray officiating.
Tokio reports continued pursuit of Russians with enormous additional supplies seized. Thousands of Russians reportedly surrender as the clash persists.
Monte Canio March 11 reports the Marquis of Anglesey, a famed English sport figure, died here in the morning from consumption.
A fire at 105 Allen Street New York burned twenty persons to death and left several others severely injured as dawn broke on March 11. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the blaze and the numbers of casualties rose.
At a special meeting the Mayor and Board of Aldermen ordered resolutions of respect and half mast for Ex Mayor Lewis H. Moberly. The funeral was held at 2:30 PM with Rev. Charles F Steck officiating and Mayor Smith singing. Pallbearers were six Moberly sons, the G A R post attended, interment at Mt Olivet.
The bi monthly Wo mans Christian Temperance Union gathering focused on Parental Responsibility with Rev E L McLean delivering the keynote. New members joined the union and county executives planned the March 5 meeting for the annual convention. The Junior Reel Team Association met at 7 30 pm with several committees reporting including a petition to the Junior Fire Company to rescind the spider reel sale and fundraise. Next meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 pm.
This morning Judge Jobo GC heard arguments on a petition by T Marion Bantz seeking about 7000 dollars from the estates of Julia and Gideon Bantz. Surviving trustee L Staner holds roughly 6500 as a trust which must be set aside before payment. Petition filed October 16, 1900. counsel: D Princeton Buckey Hammond Urner M G Urner F L Stoner William P Masleby. Decision reserved after arguments.
Rev M J Klein longtime pastor of Grace Reformed Church York Pa has accepted a call to Zion Reformed Church Allentown Pa He will leave for his new field April 15 and spoke at Frederick County Young Mans Bible Society annual meeting.
The Sick reports Mass Kitty 8 Quynn of West Third Street has returned home improved after a stay at Frederick City Hospital. Mr Charles N Hargett is listed as a patient at Frederick City Hospital.
Local note records George A Bahroeder of West Patrick Street as owner of a hen that laid an egg weighing three and a quarter canoes. The egg was weighed by Victor Marken of West Patrick Street.
Watch found March 10 near Harmony Grove after snow melt reveals a lost January 25 item belonging to Musa Devilbiss of Walkeraville. Track foreman George Shoemaker turned the working timepiece over to the owner, who had offered a reward later declined. a gift of $10 was presented.
Maryland Day must be observed in schools on March 24 with a program. The State Board of Education recommends songs and readings by pupils from various grades including poems and essays on Maryland history and religious toleration. A talk on Maryland history by a local expert is also suggested.
Fire destroyed the home of Howard D. Jackson at Parryville. Oakland elected a Republican winner in municipal contest. Governor Warfield named Oregon Milton Dennis assistant games war den of the State. Trolley-road surveys from Hagerstown to Wayneaboro Pa total 12 miles completed Saturday. State Insurance Commissioner Frank I. Danosan notes his conditional candidacy for associate judge in the Third district. Ex Mayor Charles A. Du Bois of Annapolis discharged from Emergency Hospital and improving.
Konaway HKeturna, son of rural mail carrier George W. Gardner, vanished from Smithsburg area five to six weeks ago. He arrived back unexpectedly on Saturday night without explanations outside his family, saying he had been in Cumberland working in a restaurant and returned to see if his father needed him for the summer. The article also notes an M C A convention in Annapolis March 20 26 for Maryland Delaware and DC with travel discounts and a March 20 deadline for delegates.
Officers of the Urana Encampment I C C F Maryland organized an encampment at Wolfsville with 24 charter members. The group is known as Ca toctin Encampment No 18. Officers include H M Warrenfaltz chief patriarch G R Stottlemyer high cat T C O Schroyer senior warden M Wise junior warden C O Stot tlemyer scribe M O Dntr ow treasurer
A listing of names including J. Baker, C. M. Thomas, James B. Walmer, and J. D. Morren appears in a community notice from Hamburg. The document acknowledges roles such as vice president, cashier, and board members among local contributors.
A collage of small ads and notices lists Wingling's and Unroliton Cafe offerings, meat delivery from 190 West Patrick street, and a postal directory notice for Frederick County. It includes event plans at Trinity Church Junior Hall, moving and cleaning services, a cabinet maker, and a B&O Railroad colonist ticket sale to western destinations.
Sheriff Charles T. K. Young arrived in Frederick this afternoon with Elmer E. Crum, formerly of the city, who faced perjury charges tied to a slander suit brought by Harvey E. B. Smith. Crum allegedly testified falsely about a horse, a bed, and a mortgage, with Smith earning a $500 judgment. Oram, warned, had fled to Springfield but was captured and held on $700 bond before De Motter.
Farmers are urged to use the Peerlesa Paper Meat Sack from the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co Frederick Md to protect meat from skippers. Sacks come in three sizes at 1 4 5 cents each and are available through grocers or by mail order. General Baughman returns home from the South with his daughter after Mardi Gras trip in New Orleans.
Frederick residents hear daily tales of itchiness eczema and skin irritations eased by Doan's Ointment. E J Elkins cigar maker of 34 Hast Third admits family use and strong endorsement for healing. Sold by Canton Main's drug store and other dealers. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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