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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
3
A local column highlights the final week of March and Pilgrim’s Day reminders. The text features humorous exchanges among farmers Stackpole and Bentover debating political loyalties between Teddy Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan amid mock popocracy chatter.
Mrs. Robert H. Ellis of Baltimore visits friends in the city. Grace Artman of Connellsville Pa visits Miss Besele Onatle. Emma Wildasin of Littlestown Pa guests Aunt Mrs. A W Feaser. Dr L A Barok moves his office on April 1 from East Second Street to 025 East Church. Maryland Day programs planned by schools and societies. Construction underway on George A. Dean residence with bonuses to be built on old Novitiate site. Letter from Devoe paint company included with tips. Spring poem by Grace Q Lawrence. Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant Hill Ohio reports recovery of her son after pneumonia and Dr King’s New Discovery praised.
County commissioners traveled to Annapolis to oppose a broad charter for the Washington LeGore and Gettysburg Railway Company The main objection centers on a clause requiring counties to subscribe up to 5000 per mile of road frontage and issue bonds to match the stock, a provision Frederick County says could force costly subsidies. The measure, introduced by Mr Pearre and referred to the corporation committee, faces a formal protest to strike the objectionable clause.
Local notes from Monrovia and nearby areas detail visits among residents including Mrs Willis Weishar, Mrs Lizzie Lutz, Mrs Annie Webb, and Dr George Sponseller. Weddings, sermons, and social visits are reported along with upcoming church events and boundary settlement news in Rocky Springs and Church Hill.
James T. Canik former police jaston died at his home on William Street Baltimore. Dr and Mrs G E Milton Smith of Baltimore divorced March 10 were remarried. Two trainmen were killed and fatally injured in a wreck near Oakland. Depositors in Loraconing Miners and Merchants Bank to be paid. William Blanch of Baltimore granted divorce from Mira Alice North Biench and later married Marie Krag. Hugh Scott leaseholder of a large store in Lansconing made a deed of trust. Bank placed in receivership as building planned for a major newspaper office site in Baltimore.
Invitations announce the approach of the wedding of Misa Grace Virginia Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas Shaw of Weatminster to Mr Edward O Weant of Westminster on April 6 at 5 80 p m at the Church of the Ascension Went molester The Sick Mrs Robert E Zimmerman is very sick at her home West South street Mrs John Whalen of Monocacy formerly at Frederick City Hospital is improved after operation and spent a week with relatives in Frederick returning home yesterday
State lawmakers advance measures in Frederick related to restricting cocaine sales, hospital diplomas for nurses, and charter amendments for the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway. Other acts authorize bridges, liquor limits near Ironstone, scholarships, and welfare of Walkersville, plus funding for Maryland School for the Deaf and Frederick City Hospital.
If you are about to commence house keeping or refurnish your kitchen dining room or bedrooms call to see me and I will show you a houseful of goods from the best factories in the world Decorated Salad Dishes Cake Plates Chocolate Pots etc waitable for wedding presents All grades Table Cutlery Knives and forks Spoons etc
Decorated Eyes Panorama Eggs and eggs with names await at Hershberger's. A white sow on West Patrick Street is owner to claim by visiting the News Office with the notice and advertisement costs. Georgie A. Poole advertises stationery and Easter novelties. The Art Club hosts an Easter sale March 26 from 2 to 6 at Main's drug store. A square Knabe piano, in good condition, is offered at Carpet and more.
Frederick Gas Company workers have not found a leak large enough to vent the gas escaping from the sewer for two months. Manager R O Congdon opines the leak lies beneath the new pavement, since no gas emerges from ground on Church street.
The intermediate pupils of the Woman's College Conservatory of Music perform an Easter recital in College Hall tonight at 8 15. A feature is an organ number by a pupil, the first of its kind in the school.
Plant's moving pictures were shown last evening at the City Opera House to a large audience. The program included important recent events and entertaining scenes that greatly interested viewers.
The funeral of George Fox who died in Harrisburg Tuesday was held this morning at 9:15 from the N O R R depot with service at the grave by Rev. E L McLean. Interment followed at Mt Olvet cemetery and O O Carty served as funeral director. Mountain City market quotes show corn 2.40 per barrel shelled 48 cents per bushel No 2 red 95 No red 92 steamer 88 cents per bushel rejected 75 per bushel oats 0 cents per bushel.
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