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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1906

Page

3

March in History Highlights Few Notable Deaths

The Daily News recalls events on this day in history including the deaths of James I of England and various figures. It notes the Goliad massacre during the Texas Revolution, the fall of Veracruz after a siege, and remarks on other era figures and military leaders from Britain, France, and Japan.

James I England Crateland King of Scotland J. W. Fannin Goliad Tex Sante Ano Golizd Alamo Vera Cruz Mexico Scott

Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper receipts

Readers are asked to promptly report to The News any irregularity in the receipt of newspapers. The notice emphasizes quick reporting to ensure delivery and accuracy.

The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue

The Weekly News will be ready Thursday and feature a handsome twelve page issue with news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and is an unmatched advertising medium. Copy for Fox Wash News ads due by 5 p m Wednesday. changes by 12 m. Wednesday.

Tos WereLy Frederick City Fox Weash

Tee News subscribers urge address change for transfers

Notice asks readers planning a residence move to send both old and new addresses to ensure prompt and proper transfer of their subscription.

Tee News

Local Personal Notes From Frederick Area Visitors and Travel

Mrs. Margaret McPherson and Mrs. C. O. Aushermansan visit relatives or spend time in New York and Montrovia. Mr. John H. Miller of Detour and Mr. Israel B. Kitna from near Lander are in Frederick on business or with friends. The list records many residents and visitors returning from trips to Jamaica Ohio Dayton and other places, plus funerals in Newark.

Margaret McPherson New York John H. Miller Detour Frederick Israel B. Kitna Near Lander C. O. Aushermsan North Market Montrovia George D. Moore Pearls Charies B. Staley N. J. Wilson Strip Jamaica John Ed. Schell North Market Street Hagerstown Wm. Bailing York Ganora Young Woodsboro Lewis M. Hislier South Market Street Ralston Boxton O. P. Troxall Bertha Garber Dayton Oubic Ehs Hettie Tyson South Market Streat Minnie Molesworth Hyamsville A. D. Kratzir Qcolumbis Joho F. Keller Bucksystowz Newark Ohio Thawa H. Keller John Harshman Harshman Iste Dames E. Staab Alban McKewer Baltimore John Buckey Philadelphia Wm. Buckay Washington G. Jacob Backes West Zonth Street

Surveying for New Road in Tuscarora District

County commissioners and County Surveyor K A ager conduct survey today for a new road from the Shookstown and High Knob road to the High Knob and Rocky Spriggs road, traversing land owned by Thaddeus M Sizer and others. Brunswick Seminary Sold at public sale for 1500 dollars to Justice J Ersucis Smith, buyer named J J Bhenk. Various ailments including itch and herpes touted. Chamberlain's Salve claimed to provide relief and possible cure. sold by A L Pearce's Drug Store with 25 cent price tag.

K. A Ager Tuscarora Shookstown High Knob Rocky Spriggs Thaddeus M. Sizer Brunswick Seminary Justice J. Ersucis Smith J.J. Bhenk A. L. Pearce

Plan for Opera House Remodel Faces Veto and Bids

City debate over remodeling the Opera House continues as Alderman Hershberger presents a bid package to lease the improved building for at least 1300 and cover financing. Mayor Smith vows to veto Friday’s board action, urging revised bids and full cost disclosure before final approval.

Greta House Smith Hs Mast Sora Mayer Smith Basa ‘Uit Tae Hershberger Citizsue Is Ia C. A. Poole Gosra House Brettis Jessi Lt Ia Academy of Music Hagesta Osofra Afayor Smith

Obituary notices from Brunswick and surrounding areas

Obituaries report Herbert Stalling age 22 of Plane 4 Brunswick died March 22 after typhoid fever, funeral conducted by Rev Porter with Carmen’s Order pallbearers. Also Catherine Louise Clemson died at 2 months 19 days old from neuralgia of the stomach, funeral at Walkersville and interment at Grade cemetery. Mrs E Jane Rhodes dies at 70 from apoplexy in New Market with service at Mt. M Church. Leland Abrisch aged 2 years so on at Mt Airy. funeral at Lingapore Church with Rev Mariott and L. T. Lewis in charge.

Stalling Herbert Stalling Coumty Thureday Branswick B. & O. Bailroad Company Brunswick Mount Airy Palibusters Carmen’s Order Mr. Porter Brunswick Baptist Church Lewis Catharine Louise Clemson Oatharine Louiaa Clemson D. ©. Buskey Littlestown Walkersville E. Jane Rhodes B. Jana Rhodes Henry G. Rhodes New Market Bmirs, Rhodes Pierca Irs John McOshan Ginnie Pierce Leland Abrisch Frederick Abrisch Mt. Airy Pnatmenis Lingapore

Meeting on Temperance Helps by Freeman Dixon

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a public meeting with reads, recitations, and an address by Rev. Thomas Freemson on temperance aims. He urged church support, calm response to criticism, and continued effort as county plans for a May 24 convention and a fall state gathering unfold.

I Freeman Dixon Woman's Christian Temperance Union Lass Svening Misze Pearl Smith Louise Swartz Broos Taoma Atio Mra. Baxton Natonal WO. T. U0 Moz L Mw WW. Sterese Mea. Thomas Thomas Freemson Zon Tae Broaswijk Sarah Thomas Missy Kasheryn Bartgls Myeraville

Democratic sweep reshapes Hagerstown council races

In Hagerstown yesterday Democrats won mayoral and several council seats in a landslide, with Frank W. Mich elected mayor by 481 votes and council gains for Startzman Oost Bowman and a Democrat majority in the Fourth ward. Voter turnout was light at about 2,500 as a Socialist ticket polled under 50. a $25,000 road bond passed by over 500.

Abraham ©. Strite Strite Yasterday Secialists Issus Bmsyor Strite Lest Mish Hagerstown Pbro Street Comunisdidters Hea Praai—Dent Board of School Commission Era Washington Coucty Agricultural and Mechanical Association

Store Improvements by Steiner Brothers and McCsardell & Son

Steiner Brothers relocate their drug store to the Dr. G B Fahrney building on North Market Street and plan to nearly double the storage space with a glass front and new furniture. A. G. McCsardell & Son complete enlargements and equipment updates on North Market Street with white enamel furniture and a marble topped soda fountain counter.

Steiner Brothers Dr. G. BP. Fahrney North Market Street A. G. McCsardell & Son

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Kussmaul at Home

Mrs. Howard Kussmaul received a surprise party at her home on Oeart atreat. Many friends stopped by and the evening featured party games and phonograph selections. A light collation was served and guests wished her many more happy occasions.

Howard Kussmaul Oeart Atreat Kussmaul

Brunswick Company Formed To Cannery Goods Factory

A Brunswick corporation named Canine Company of Frederick Granty was filed for stock 20 000 with 200 shares at 100 each. Principal office Brunswick. directors include Jeremiah P Kares Le Roy B Wenner William Davis Carlton P Ahalt Mil lard Shafer and others. Charter runs forty years.

Fatewiol Cannine Company Frederick Granty Cfica Uns Jeremiah P. Kares William L Gross William Schendfr Gaorg H Hogao LeRoy B. Wercer Brunswick Fallowe Jobo & Jordan Saremiah P. Karas le Roy B. Wenner William ©. Davis Chailes E. Spring Burry Oompher Jacob Z. Rinker Carlton P. Ahalt Millard F. Shafer David J. Roelke Wiram F. Stonebraker

Capital Surplus and Directors Named in Bank Report

The document lists capital surplus details and a roster of directors and officers including J. D. Saber and H. Baker, with names such as Wm. Gizlambra an and J. McBaursrSD, indicating a bank or financial institution's official update. It references assistant cashier Aera and notes several directors like J. D. Barren and J. Kawancae, H. Haller, and W. Barker with roles implied.

Spring silk and dress trimmings at Weidig Miller

Advertises a broad assortment of spring silks and trimmings at Weidig & Miller, including jackets, suits, satins, chiffons, taffetas, and linings with prices from 25c to $1.25. Also notes a local accident, society notices, theater listings, a postponed sale, and service ads.

Allie Wesein Gowest Totsa

State News Roundup From Chestertown to Baltimore

Chief Judge James A Pearan ill at home in Chestertown. Lynn R Meekins and Henry J Head named receivers for Herald Publishing Co in Baltimore. Burglars failed attempt at Chestertown strawboard mill night of Saturday. Norval E Frard Sun editor dies of pneumonia in Baltimore. Cumberland Fire Department with three new firehouses starts service at $25,000 cost. Judge Keedy at Hagerstown sentences Charles D Grove to six months for wife desertion. Edward McPherson Armstrong from Hagerstown wins Cecil Rhodes scholarships at Oxford and travels to Johns Hopkins University for medical exams.

James A. Pearan Chestertown Mesers Lynn R. Meekins Henry JH. Head Herald Pobishing Company Baltimore Eara Norval E. Frard the Sun Cumberland Keedy Hagerstown Charles D. Grove Harosok House of Correction Grove Edward McPherson Armstrong Cecil Rhodes Oxford University Johns Hopkins University

Delegates Fenton Dead in Washington DC

Republican Floor Leader David H. Fenton of Maryland died in Washington DC after a heart attack Sunday night. He lived at Kensington Maryland and served since 1905. Funeral services will be held at Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian church with Masonic honors and interment at Glenwood Cemetery. A Maryland Legislature delegation will attend.

Washington, D. C Davidh. Fenton Maryland House of Delegates Washington, D.C Thi Fenton Chapin Garfield Hospital Columbia Glenwood Sempetery Columbia Commandery

Notable Baltimore Doctor Faces Kidney Trouble at Home

Dr. Oscar Ross I, a leading Baltimore druggist and public figure, is seriously ill with kidney trouble at his home on Parksvenne and Molischen street. He previously ran two drug stores on North avenue near Charles street and at 10S Hass Baltimore street, later acquired by his firm Lily, Rogers & Co. He serves on the Water Board and was a Park Board member under Ysgor Malstex. A somber note on dairy and farm markets follows with fluctuating prices. The milk special repurposed for Maryland farmers toured Frederick county venues Braceville Rocky Ridge and Thwarmont to lecture on milk production.

Oscar Ross Oscar E. Ross Baltimore Parksvenne Molischen Street Ross North Avenue Charles Street Baltimore Street Lily, Rogers & Co Lily, Rogers & Co. Before Being Acquired By Dr. Ross Water Board Park Board Ysgor Malstex Dr. Ross Frederick MHUE Maryland Frederick County Braceville Rocky Ridge Thwarmont

A Bell Boy at City Opera House Saturday Night

A Bell Boy promises extreme humor with music and laughs at the City Opera House on Saturday. Johnny Galvin stars as the mischievous bell boy with Ella Galvin, Irane Drew, James Harris, Ned Nelson, and James A. Grady in supporting roles. Driver Reaigna of the United Fire Company resigns from his post.

City Opera Johnny Galvin Ella Galvin Irane Drew James Harris A. J. Hawk Ned Nelson James A. Grady Coogan

State Senate OKs bill to curb water pollution in Frederick county

The State Senate last night passed a bill by Sextator Devilbies aiming to prohibit pollution of water and materials used by distillers in Frederick county. Sleeplessness disorders of the stomach cause nervous conditions and sleep loss. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised for sale by A. L. Pearce's Drug Store to stimulate digestion and aid sleep.

State Senate Frederick County Chamberlain A. L. Pearce

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily News Weae Wasaixgrow Tax News W. L. Moors Gates The Weather Bureau Qalves Pablo Sale Olly Opera House Foresters Olty Opera Hones Marshall Miller W. P. Marsalt Atonah Rogers News Officier Zimmermar Jos Desth Bargeinu Choral Society Frederick Theelone Saul Holy City Mira Fredericafar—tin Wm. A. Gropypsl Ir. George Dagn Taz News Brunswick Company Wil Glutle Hall Castle Hall Mountain Dity Lodge Knights of Pythias Lynn Stephens Cassuths Lodge Union Bridge Arthur Haines Tas Stephens Pauline Bader White E. E. Shepherd Afr H. Dorsey Etchison Waest Ratka Muale Mountain Cisy Lodge O. O O. F. Steck Lynn Stavans H. Dorsey Etchison Muslo Mountain City Lodge Orchestra Rastling E G. Shepherd Lynn Stepkeer Mountain Ity Lodge Orchestra T. §. Eader Harry 8. Brish Olsranea A. Busrard Citizens’ Rational Bank Citizens’ Nat. Bank J.D. Saber Wh. G. Baker Officres H.D. Baker Ot Few Aera Asst John Hendrickson Sm Wong Eton Laca Ebades Istest Alice Bine Old Ross John Bendersckeor Neidig & Miller Miller Weidig & Miller Merkwood D. Harp East Church Street P. O Josefa Zawrerway City Opers Houas Metropolitan Amusement Company Tom Moore Conor’ Frederick Independent Order of Foresters Masonic Temple ATI Jestiy T. Pyuss N.R.& D. Matz Ony Opera House Tve C. A Wm. Tarun Balsimore O.L &. Fox Bell E. L. Schmid E. Mullin Fisa B. Mullinin N. B Lincs George Rodole Saiting Rodouz Thos. P. Rick rPuomas AS P. Rice, Rice Iyoneral North Markest Street Yourta axTf Foster Market Street Phoos H. &E. Smith East Chur Street maartLid Aw H. E. Peterman West Franklin Etrast Balliacrs Frederick Et City Brest Mariedaris E. Refauver Church Street Mad Hi Life Flour Life Morgan Ckoil West Patrick Street Frederick, MD Besant & Knott Borsey Besart & Knott City Hotel Cramer & Stauffer Noah F. Cranes D. V. Stageler Fidelity Gracebam Braddock ACTOS Market St Taree Modern Clarne Place Aith East Fourth Street East Patrick Street Fifa S Jeferson F. B. Sappingtos Gsam BR. & Hi Angie” Lampe F. B. Sappingtor Otvy Matt News OF the Pocai Mart Reaigna Hahn United Fire Company
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