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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
3
Notice to Subscribers on Address Changes
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Notice to Subscriptions Collect on the Fifteenth
Tomorrow being the fifteenth day of the month the carriers of Tam Danx News will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready may save mutual inconvenience for all partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Danx News
PURELY PERSONAL. Visitors and Residents in Frederick
Highbarger of Hagerstown is at the City Hotel. Thomas White of Montgomery County visits friends in the city. Gartrnds Abracht and Wess Patrick Stroot visit Baltimore. Charles Nusz of Baltimore spends a few days in Frederick on business. John F. Yinger on North Market street visits relatives at Daysville. Zachariah Sheeteheim near Mt. Pennacts spends the day with friends here. Mrs Charles LD Rennard and Miss Sarah Padeeger visit Hood's Mills. Tom Eisenhaner and John Hicumen depart for Philadelphia to witness the Nelson McGoraria prize fight. J Stewart Annan and other Emmitsburg residents spend Taw days with friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plessant
Highbarger
Hagerstown
City
Thomas White
Montgomery County
Misa Gartrnds Abracht
Wess Patrick Stroot
Baltimore
Charles Nusz
Frederick
John F. Yinger
North Market Street
Daysville
Zachariah Sheeteheim
Mt. Piensact
Charles LD Rennard
Sarah Padeeger
West Patrick Street
Hood’s Mills
Tom Eisenhaner
John Hicumen
Philadelphia
Nelson-McGoraria Prits
Menors
J. Stewart Annan
Edgar Annas
Annan Horner
Lloyd Palmer
Emmitsburg
Sign of the Cross at City Opera House Tonight
Note announces the play His Sign of the Cross at the City Opera House tomorrow night. It highlights Rome under Nero and Christian martyrs and claims church dignitaries praise the production as a beneficial diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Won Prizz for Oratory at Franklin and Marshall College
Mr Olivin L. Hine of Lander won the freshman oratorical contest at Franklin and Marshall College on March 4. He received five dollars' worth of books as the winner's prize. The passage about mercury and cautions appears as an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prizz
Olivin L. Hine
Lander
Frederick High School
Franklin and Marshall College
Hall
F. J. Chener & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney & Co
Plan Improvements for Braddock Heights Grounds and Pavilion
Freder ick and Middletown Electric Railroad board approves extending the Braddock Heights pavilion by 40 feet with dressing rooms. Auditorium stage gains 20 feet and new scenery. park grounds doubled in size with new entrance, walks, and driveways. Several new buildings planned. summer concerts to feature Mr. Irving Biser. Estimated cost 5000 to 10000 dollars. Extension to Jefferson deferred. Moe from Braddock Junction to Dean farm will lengthen to 12 1/8 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Board of Directors
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Naperone
Is 9
Irving
Biser
Braddock Haights
Jefferson
Dean Farm
Braddock Building and Development Company
Moe
Braddock Junction
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet at Fitzhugh Gee Chapter
The Fitzhugh Gee Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy held a monthly gathering at assembly rooms. New members elected, social hour, readings, and a plan to move to Rose Building after Lent. Sick list includes Mrs Brack McDonald, Bliss Lowe, Mrs Gay Roser, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh [Gee
L.D.O
Dering & Social Hour
Nannie Floyd Tread Psem
Csplain
R S. Noonan
Bastile
Winchester
John K. White
Metropolitan Magazine
Sallye Waunthe
Fitzhugh Lae
Frederick C1ty Hospital
Rosenoar
Eagies
Reformed Reunion Planning Sessions Held in Harrisburg
The Pen Mar Reformed Reunion Committee met Monday afternoon in Harrisburg to arrange the July 26 Pen Mar gathering. Judge Kunkle of Harrisburg and Rev. Dr. T. J. Hacker of Roanoke chosen as speakers. Committees set for Program Transportation Printing and Auditing with members from Baltimore Hagerstown Osrizl Martinsburg Gettysburg. Large attendance reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Harrisburg
Judge Kunkle
T. J. Hacker
Roanoke
Robt
J. Pilgram
Baltimore
D. M. Hurley
Hagerstown
Pilgram
J. E.shontz
Taxation dispute over Northern Central Railway assets
Baltimore interests led by W W Mayes Milton G Urner and B F Burg appeared before county commissioners to contest the Northern Central Railway in this county. Real estate assessment stood at 49376 and personal property at 20655 but officials thought the valuation too low while company officials urged keeping the figures. No decision was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Mayes
Baltimore
Milton G. Urner
B F. Burg
Osotral Railway
Funeral for Joshua D Michasi Held in Doubs Lutheran Church
The funeral of Joshua D. Michasi was held yesterday at 11 AM in the Doubs Lutheran church with Rev. Settlemyer of Middletown and Revs. Millar and Edwards assisting. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery with pallbearers Cyrus D. Bargett Raw Willard Wi Brown David L. Sharon Chas A. Walter Jacob Basford and funeral director Frederick M. Ritchison of Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua D. Michasi
Doubs
Mx. Settlemyer
Middletown
Millar and
Edwards
Cyrus D. Bargett
Raw. Willard
Wi. Brown
David L. Sharon
Chas. A. Walter
Jacob Basford
Mt. Olivet
Frederick, M. Ritchison
Jeferson
Real estate transfers and court notices weekly record
Transfers of real estate in Frederick County list numerous deeds with amounts from 1 to 5,000 dollars and buyers including Ford, Ratling, Molfinger, Bartholow, Hoffman, Wison, Keiley, Brown, Kline, Richardson, Beall, Eston, Bowers, Barne, Eulen, Mullican, Day, Urner, Stoner, Keedy, Easterday, Delanter, Wolfe, Mitler, Drewe, Hilsberger, Beals, and others. Marriage licenses granted for several couples. Orphans' Court oversees admin, sales, and wills with multiple estates and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Orphars’ Court
Orphars
John B. Ford
Annas ¥.Thomas
Frederick City
William H Ratling
John P. Molfinger
Wiliam E. Hyets
Francis J. Bartholow
Cornelia BR. Hosa
O.W. Hoffman
Jesse Hosaler
Mt. Pleasant
Alexander H. Wison
William L. Gross
Brunswick
Jeminus Keiley
Catherine B. B. Saylor
Jobuabile
Wiliam D. Brown
Daniel Wolf
Martin S. Kline
Richard Richardson
Keys Chapel
M. E Church
Frederick County
Mollie V. Beall
Merrin A. Birely
Thwarmont
Mary J. Eston
William B.gateball
Mahlon A. Bowers
William K. Birely
James O. Barne
Charles Ao Froshour
John B Eulen
Charles Frushour
Ostectin Tin District
Victoria N
Montval Land and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Edgar W. Day
Hammond Urner
Frank L. Stoner
Ollayton O. Keedy
Ssoph A. Roser
Ellen E. Easterdayst
George M. Delanter
James B. Wolfe
Sod Wifs
William E. Harshmapp
Jalis A. Mitler
Mary Catharine Biggs
Emma V. Drewe
Mollin A
Elizabeth S. Hereparger
Jefferson
M. H. Wilsberger
Alfred Ml. Beals
Elmer E. Raymer
Lizzie R. Routzaho
Myersville
James Albert Waters
Grace O Blessing
Harmony
William Jacob Smith
Alica Virginia Grabie
Woodaboro
John Henry McCatchen
Essie Virginia Oden
Point of Books
John Wesley Wigington
Gertrude QO. Ayers
Dorsey B Myers
Amonia Dicker
Alt Airy
William J. Lightner
Frederick
Maggis V. Dintarman
Pearl
Newton Wesley Keller
Flora May Rice
Orphans’ Court
Graycan M. EichsIberger
Marian Hiehelberger
Edward J. Knows
Graveland Ladies Orchestra Impresses Large Audience
The Graveland Ladies Orchestra drew one of the largest, most appreciative crowds in town history under the Y M C A sponsorship. Miss Parsons on trombone and leader Alfred Metzdorf received special praise for artistship and mastery of violin solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaping Republic
Columbus
Graveland Ladies’ Orchestra
Avery
Alfred Metzdorf
Foreign Mission Day service set for Pleasant Hill Union chapel
The church notice announces Foreign Mission Day at Pleasant Hill Union chapel next Sunday March 18 at 10 15 a m and regular service at Zion Reformed church Charlesville at 215 p m conducted by Rev M Hench. A noted five act melodrama The Convict s Daughter was staged at the Qusy Opera House last night to a fair audience with strong scenery and favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Mission
Pleasant Hill Union Chapel
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Qusy Opera Horse
Wall
Frederick County Bills in Legislature Promote Rail Travel
Dispatch from Annapolis notes Frederick County legislators advancing bills including a mileage book reform to ease travel and curb $10 deposits. Anders praised for supporting the act, others seek railway charter amendments, stock changes, and new licensing. Governor Warfield nominates Foster C. Roomaburg as notary at Floodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Anders
Annapolis
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Anders Yeaterday
Richards
Emmttsburg Railroad Company
Ballad
Morocacy Valley Railroad Company
Luckey
Nicodemus
Frederick City
House
Davilbiss
Warfield
Senate
Foster C. Roomaburg
Ploodsboro
Incoming of New Black Dress Goods
In this notice Nae and BILLER announce the arrival of new black dress goods and the removal of previous stock at reduced prices. The catalog highlights fabrics suitable for fall and winter wear and urges customers to visit the shop for selection and savings.
President Vice President in ice President WM. GQIZIMMERMAN
Partial roster of officials listed with assorted titles and initials. Names appear garbled and unclear, suggesting OCR errors. No coherent roles or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Frederick City Hospital Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Frederick City Hospital Association held its annual meeting at the hospital with full attendance. Reports praised the Guild’s work, funds were donated for operating room equipment, and the board discussed plans for the coming year. Officers were elected including Mrs. A G McCardell as president and Miss Estelle Daatie as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Oisy Hospital Association
Guild
Plana
Pro Posad Sud
Theraters
Ssrantsen
Otnetesa Fras
Sams
St. John's Villa
Elin Houck
Sister i
Urs
George Hetnlain
James McSherry
Arthur Willard
Elia Houck
GH. Baughman
Assault charge dropped in Bailey case linked to Miss Freed
Arthur Bailey, arrested on assault with intent to murder Annie Freed, faced Justice Eckstein. The state waived that charge and Bailey pled to carrying concealed weapons with $100 bail for May term. Freed’s father filed the warrant. Freed says Bailey did not shoot and only threatened to kill if fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bailey
Annie Freed
O. H. Eckstein
Auault
John B. Ford
David 4
Shull
Batley
Miss Freed
Edwin Freed
Bailey
Willard
Mies Freed
Himes
Woman Charged With Forging Checks At Local Bank
Susan Bisir of this city was arrested on forgery charges for signing her brother George W. Bisir’s name on four checks totaling 15 dollars cashed at Frederick County National Bank. She could not appear at the hearing before Justice Eckstein and was released in her own recognizance pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bisir
Ines
George W. Bisir
Frederick County National Bank
Scensad Sant
Local notices and events from Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Community notices describe a Lenten supper at the conservatory with oysters planked shad and other foods, a public lecture at U B church by Rev Roders, optical service by Dr Highbarger at City Hotel, and promotions from Staco Renter Co and BRITER ONE about awnings. Also a fire department attendance request for Independent Hose Co. Mo 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Metropolitan Burlequers at City Opera House
Metropolitan Burlequers present March 2 at City Opera House in a daring farce vaudeville burlesque program. Kittie's Birthday Party opens with a large cast and twenty chorus girls. The Divorces Court finale promises strong laughs and lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitana Burleequers
City Opera House
Metropolitan Burlequers
Thas
Kittie
Sale of Houghton's Addition to Frederick
Cramer and Stauffer sold for Mrs. Caroline Houghton of Baltimore the tract known as Houghton’s addition bounded by McMurray Madison and Centre streets in Frederick. The property contains about twenty lots and sold to Charles A. Poole for $2,250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Cramer & Stauffer
Caroline 8. Houghton
Baltimore
Social happenings at Barner residence near Jefferson
A lively party at Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barner near Jefferson on March 7 featured dancing with Crampton and Wiles providing music. Attendees listed include many Crampton and Barnes family members and local residents, followed by a card party hosted by Mrs. Lewis Eueemal on East Fourth Street and a birthday supper for Miss Iola Miller on South Market Street. Local market quotes and a note that Miller & Wineberg of Hagerstown will expand by leasing adjoining store space are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffreson
John W. Barner
Jefferson
Crampton
Wiles
Hattie Whipp
Susie Thompson
Rossia
Angis Crampton
Aunis
Satie Barnes
Mollie Cubit
Fannie
Sallye Goran
Annis Seward
Annie Stockman
Minnis Ontassl
Mary Oden
Fiorence Oben
Mesars
Elmer
Jor
Joseph
Cheries Crampton
Paul
Melvin Dixon
Harvey
Walser Stockman
Oliver King
Emory Keller
John Ojen
Arthur
Charles Lines
Charles
Samuel Barnes
William Gaylor
Oreg Seward
Arthour
Earle Rice
Roy
William Kline
Charles Wiles
John Crampton
Charlea Dixon
John Barnes
Lewis Eueemaul
East Fourth Street
Iola
South Market Street
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East Fifth Street
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Thomsa Costello
Danial T. Riordan
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Cobain
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George
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