Public Sale and Notices Highlight Local Ads
Public sale notices list Bernard S. Duvall and M. E. Doll Proat at Natl Building Alabama. Also Georges Bender and Chas. Shipley appear in farm rental and engineer postings. Election notice and general advertisements accompany the notices, indicating varied local business and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard S. Duvall
Nat'l
Ala’n
Baker Johnson
M. E. Doll
Proat
Georges Bender
Chas. Shipley
News Office
Purely Personal Local Stays and Visits
Mr C E Main of Middletown registers at the Park Hotel. Mr B T Nicodemus of Unionville stays at the City Hotel. Samusi B F Culler of Sellarson visits Frederick on business. Thomas Claggett of Patersville visits Frederick. Mrs Williams and children of Catonsville visit Mr McClintock Young. Mrs Thomas J Claggett of Petersville visits Mrs Thomas Schley. Mrs Wallace Wirts and daughter Rebecca of near Point of Rocks visit relatives in the city. Mr Lee Moler of Bakerton W Va visits Harry E Storm on South Market Street. The Williamson sisters of Court Square return from Baltimore. Miss Catherine Fauntleroy of Staunton returns from the Woman's College. Miss D Helen Rameburgh of East Church Press and Master Henry B Rameburgh of East Second Street spend several days in Baltimore and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Claggett
Patersville
Frederick
Williams
Catonsville
McClintock Young
Court Atrest
Thomas J. Claggett
Petersville
Sousa Special Soloists Debut On Short American Tour
Sousa selects two new soloists for the American tour Bertha Bucklin violin and Blandis Dartfield soprano receive strong notices. The band also features regular attached players. The concert is tomorrow afternoon at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonsa
Sousa
Souss
Sousa Band
Bertha Bucklin
Blandis Datfield
Bose
City
Verdi’s Il Trovatore at City Opera House March 29
Strabosch Opera Company led by Manager Rhodes returns to the City Opera House on Thursday evening March 29 with a grand Verdi revival. The program includes Auber’s Fra Diavolo with a strong cast, large chorus, augmented orchestra, and elaborate stage effects, following a three month Baltimore run and six week Washington engagement. The tour now moves to Boston before a long Tremont Theatre engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra-bosch Opera Company
Rhodes
City Opera House
Auber
Baltimore
Music Hall
Lafayette Equara Opera House
Washington
D.C
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Mass
Hare
Advertised Letters in Frederick Postal List
Frederick post office announces remaining advertised letters dated Saturday March 23 for call or risk loss. Names include Eliza Deacons, Nettie Johonor, Sadie Long, Emma Rider, A Bowman, John J., Breachet Foland, Ora Harsh, Charles Lows, M Smith, J Smith, Abe Valentine, and Samuel E. ̃
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipher Bow
Frederick
Tca
Lapres
Misa Eliza Deacons
Nettie Johonor
Sadie Long
Emma Rider
PT A. Bowman
John J
Frederick Art Corpany
Breachet
Religious World Notes on Sunday Worship Echoes Across Churches
A survey of services across Evangelical Reformed United Brethren Episcopal Methodist Episcopal and other parishes. Sermons cited Biblical themes from Habakkuk Theos and St John as pastors preached on spiritual power following Christ and the feeding of the multitude. Missionary readings and choir offerings highlighted a busy week with catechism lessons quarterly school reviews and a rich musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stinespring
Harrisonburg
Christian Endeavor
Sr John
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Page Milburn
Col. I
Maggie Soren
Attica
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
H. Zimmerman
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J. A. Anderson
J. H. Withite
James Heard
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian
God
I Chron
Miss Barbour
Woman's College
Nazareth
Pleasant Hill Church
Christ
R. M. Kern
Lancaster
Flora Gaseman
Hemp
Grace Reformed Sunday School
C. B. T. Hendrickson
J. Travers Thomas
Mclear
Scriptura Legion
Matilda Bielfeld
A. H. Zimmerman
Son of Man
Anto
Misa Eleanor Markey
Hendrickson
March breezes and opening farms mark spring notes
March ends its last week as the first quarter nears completion. Farmer activity ramps up with spring work on the horizon. The Topeka Capital will not continue after Mr. Sheldon’s line, and silk prices show shifts while healthcare and tonic remedies attract attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Topeka Capitaliato
Sheldon
Kaser
Forst
Waters proposes information route to reduce grand jury use
Judge McLachry notes Waters bill would allow the State's attorney to file information in misdemeanor and petty criminal cases instead of indictments by a grand jury. He argues it could save per diem and shorten grand jury sessions, citing prior success in other counties and urging a trial if the bill stays within proposed limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Waters
Une Expense Goring Grand Jury
Eeesion
Mimi Mom
Caret Jadga McLacrry
Opiulsras
Waters
Afr. Waters
Mead Cot
Anti-Trust Bill Moves Through House Reading
The anti trust bill introduced by Mr Waters of this county clears the second reading. It makes any domestic or foreign corporation that participates in pools trusts or price fixing guilty of conspiracy to defraud. Penalties range from 200 to 5000 dollars per violation per day. A home company forfeits its charter rights and a foreign company risks losing the right to do business in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Waters
Opera House Hosts Weekly Arts and Music Lineup
Fay Heyes Arcanum opens a pub tonight at the Opera House with a pleasant program while Seuis and his band perform Tuesday afternoon. Julia Marlowe appears in Frietchie in Baltimore on Wednesday, followed by the Federation of Woman's Clubs of Maryland annual meeting in Baltimore Wednesday and Thursday. Frederick Art Club represented. Strakosch Opera Company presents La Diavolo Thursday evening at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Rhe Heyes
Strakosch Opera Company
Opera House
Glade Valley Council Incorporation Filed in Walkersville
Articles of incorporation for Glade Valley Council no. 11% Junior Order American Mechanics filed in Walkersville circuit clerk office. Incorporators list Peter L. W. Carmack Charles E. Mercer George H. C. Wachter Robert A. Freshour and David O. Wilbide. Trustees for first year include Robert A. Brestionn Enter ee Seana and Gougeachter. Organization to last 49 years with main office at Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Brestionn
Ee Seana
Gougeachter
Orgason
Inn
Walkersville
Arrest of jailed man sparks county clash over warrant
George Littles, a Black inmate at Frederick county jail, was arrested as he left the jail this morning charged with disturbing the peace in Howard county. He appeared before Judge Motter on a writ of habeas corpus and was released due to a warrant defect. John S. B. Wood defended the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Littles
Frederick County
Howard County
Motter
John 5
B. Wood
Timber contract for Lamber and partners in Spring Grove
Mr. C. T. Dougherty of this city contracted to furnish Mr. P. H. Glad falter of Spring Grove Pa with 72 000 cubic feet of popular and white walnut timber and 3 000 cubic feet of pine. Nervous Srbshlew are cared by Hood's Seernpariis and purify the blood. It is the best medicine for nervous people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamber
C. T. Dougherty
P. H. Gladfalter
Spring Grove
Hood
War Claim Hearing Set by Frederick Delegation in Congress
A large Frederick delegation led by Ex-Congressman Milton G. Urner plans brief hearings in both Senate and House committees to press payment of a war claim. The group includes Marion G. Urner, Col. D.C. Wine Brewer, Joseph D. Baker, ex-Mayor A.B. Yoakle, Henry Williams, and Thomas A. Haller, with Mayor Chilton aiming to secure a special car to Washington. Representative Denny presented Maryland’s memorial urging Congress to act, keeping the claim visible in the legislative agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesrre
Moose Com Autice
Laregant
Ty Frederick
Senator McComas
Senate
Mitteg
McComas
Pearry
House
Il N. Ow
Milton G. Urner
Frederick
Marion G. Urner
D.C. Winebrewer
Joseph D. Baker
A.B. Yoakle
Henry Williams
Thomas A. Haller
Arha
Board of Aldermen
Hammond Urner
Chilton
Washington
Urner
Senate Committee
Capitol
House Committee
Denny
Maryland
Hones
General Assembly of
Congress
Burial of Carroll County Soldier in Hampstead
The remains of Edward Beaver of Carroll county were interred at Mount Union United Brethren church Hampstead six miles from Westminster. Beaver enlisted at Joliet in Illinois and served in the Twenty third United States Infantry. He fell in action February 23, 1899 in the Philippines. His body arrived in San Francisco then Carroll county and was buried with honors escorted by Carroll County Military Company and Burns Post G A R. The service included religious rites and three volleys by the military company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Philippines
Edward Beaver
Fonda
Manila
Philippine Islands
Mount Union
Unit States Infantry
San Francisco
Cal
Frizzelbure
John F. Alar
Burns Post
Westminster
Guard of
S.A. Diehl
Selem
Lutheran Church
Royal Arcanum Entertainment At City Opera House
A Royal Arcanum entertainment under Frederick Council No 1196 opens at City Opera House with a graphophone concert and a Masonic Quartet, featuring addresses by E Lindsay Grier James B Yeekie and Charles Hogendorp. Programs begin at 8 pm. Also listings of public sales by Edgar Mercer and Harvey R Lease nearby. The Owls society at South Markat Street held a Saturday gathering with gramophone selections and solos by Master Freak Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Frederick Council
City Opera House
Masonic Quartetts
E. Lindsay Grier
Pittsburg
James B. Yeekie
Charles Hogendorp
Baltimore
The
Owls
the Owls
South Markat Atree
Dennis M. Daniela
Master Freak Storm
Syrap of Figs Promoted for Gentle Spring Cleansing
An early advertisement touts a fig syrup remedy named Syrap of Figs marketed as a gentle cleansing tonic for spring. It claims benefits for the system and notes availability at all druggists for a fixed price per bottle.
European volunteers aid Lewes in March relief drive
A March dispatch reports five European volunteers, led by Pascal Turough, traveling to Lewes to assist in a relief effort. The special note from Loreoe Masr mentions the group aims to bolster local support and coordinate aid activities amid ongoing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snevtta
Tes Nive Tasco
Loreoe
Pascal
Lewes
National Bask of This Pose Elim Doors Warning
Fragmentary text mentions Nation, Bask, despatch, and warnings about doors. No clear people, places, or events readable to form a proper news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollass
Vi. Maeva
Lee Agere
Elimi
Senator Davis Introduces Puerto Zoo Bill Substitute
Senator Davis today introduced a substitute for the Puerto zoo bill that provides for free baby breakfast. He visited States and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascateb
Davis
Puerto Zoo
Bilwitel
S.ates
Puerty
Wreck on Atlanta and West Pat Railway causes death
Special Dispatch reports a fatal wreck on a southbound Atlanta and West Pat Railway train. Baggagemaster Blount was killed in the collision or derailment this morning near Tae Nawa, Georgia. Local authorities investigated the incident and city officials prepared memorial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Nawa
Atlanta
Atlanta and
West Pat
Blount
Confederate Veteran Restitution After 37 Years
A Gettysburg raid aftermath story reveals a Confederate veteran from Goldsboro NC paying $15 to Monrovia, Missouri Valley residents for goods looted in Fairfield PA during the Civil War. The veteran sent two letters to the postmaster detailing his share and conscience payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sullivan
Monrovia
Sullivan
Fairfield
Thorugh
Goldsboro
N.C
Clover Leaf Literary Society Meets March 23
The Clover Leaf Literary Society held its regular meeting on March 23. President Bowins led. Secretary McCardell read the minutes. program included recitations, readings, an essay on Robert E. Lee, an oration on Daniel Webster, and a debate on football. Judges ruled unanimously for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovar Leaf Literary Society
Bowlns
McCardell
EB. McBride
J. Staley
Robert B. Lee
H. Schreader
Dolt's menu and local business notes in Baltimore
Local mention lists Dolt's bill of fare featuring oysters squats and various dishes, plus note of attractive dining rooms and elegant nightly lunch. Also covers organizational history of the National Building Association of Baltimore City, its 1895 act reference, and local music shop ads with bargain prices and second hand organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolt's
Lynn Haren
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Rossing glance at Swiss and Latin Stovie Dollarsladies latest fads
A brief society note highlights current fashion fads among Swiss and Latin Dollar ladies of the region. The item mentions emerging styles and notable trends shaping dress and accessories in the local social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S
Nann and Muses At 26 North Market Street Ad
Fragmentary ad copy touts Nann and Muses at 26 North Market Street. Promotes Main's Cough Cure and Fois remedy as long term treatment. Mentions remedies to shake bronchial irritation and lung issues. Includes garbled brands and travel references from Wash- On daily.
Baltimore business and optical notices amid building assoc data
In Baltimore City Wilbur Jackson, director of the National Building Association, also presides over Continental National Bank. Local ads offer piano tuning by Birely's Palace of Music and second-hand uprights. Financial figures cite final year totals and surpluses for the association, while Dr Wm G Boteler advertises eye, ear, nose, and throat care with free spectacles exams. Local officers listed include Edward Lesne and John Johnson with regional company ties. New household goods and lamps are advertised alongside tea and coffee brands from local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Building Association
Baltimore City
Wilbur ¥. Jackson
Continental National Bank
Frederick
Edward C. Lesne
Palmetto Fibre Company
John L. Johnson
Union Knitting Company
Baker Johnson
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le Levee
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Isasant
C. E. Main
Middletown
Park Hotel
B. T. Nicodemus
Unionville
Samusi Bf. Culler
Sellarson
Busi NASA
Advertien i
Sunday Schools and Societies
Shered Ty Hona
Col. Pearra
Freder- WE
Mertte
Edgar Mercer
R. T. Glisan
Ms. Airy
Gale
Harvey R. Lease
Char W. Baker
Bartholow
Fins
Jolning
S. Miller & Co
E. Patrick Street
Birety‘s Palace of Music
J. M. Breavy
National Banks of
Birely's Palace of Music
J. M. Brats, Propr
Wiliam PB. Harvey
Citizens' Trust Company of
Packard
Woods & Co
Rosenkranz
B.E. Wincoxox
Anes Sterr, Richmond & Lingerance
Market St
National Building
Ica
Clinton
M. Birsly
Bire
John Hendrickson
Rae Model
Cuinality
Neidig & Miller
skarEn Frederick
Old City
Nann & Muses
N. Market St
Tunin
Birely
Palaos
Taper
Aassis
Wm. CG. Boteler
N. Market Street
Sappington
Qhins
Lames
China
Seericas Centre
Janidawly
Men
Mathes
A. T. Bucs & Sosz
Nymwth Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staub
LD. Coyle
Henry Sr
New Yor City
F. Y. Starz
Railing
Attae
People's Grocery
Railing Grocery
Christian Railing
North Market Street
J. Heisely Keller
J. Heibely Keller's
Jones
Potomac Elver
Willard
Eellee
Patrick ST
Ceresville
Shriner
Plota
NicopEmis
Febzodawiy
Alfred Ritter
Baniy Cratiice
Orpasas Cosis
Court Street
Harles P. Levy
C. VS. Levy
Cleveland
West Gae Folly
H. Kadler
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