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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
3
Personal notices of visits and local business trips
A string of brief items lists residents and visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downing visiting Buffalo New York, Miss Sabina Beckley on a Philadelphia business trip, Mr. Roscoe Whites in York Pennsylvania on business, and various locals visiting friends in Frederick Baltimore and other towns. Also noted are a couple of business matters including a dispute with the B and O Railroad over a mileage book rebate and a trade pamphlet from Devos paint touting long lasting results and urging customer loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Buffalo
Biss Beastie Nusbaum
Union Bridge
Clayton Kefauver
Baltimore
Mise
Clara Nusbaum
Walkersville
George D. Norris
Unionville
Frederick
Dorsey Calisr
Jefferson
Sabina O. Beckley
South Mar Est
Philadelphia
Roscoe O. Whites
East Fourth Atraat
York
Clara Clemson
Clemeonville
Onaties L Stokes
East Third Street
W.gay Eline
Hagerstown
Frederick Frazier
Washington
East Patrick Street
Montgomery County
Gibert
Frederick, Md
Devos
Jon’t
Haif
Italy
F. W. Dever & Co
New York
P.L. Hargett & Co
Body found near B and O Railroad tied to foul play
An unknown man about 45 years old was found dead beside the Adamstown cut off on the Baltimore and Ohio line near DeGarmendia's corner. He had burns on the upper body and two head wounds, with a bloodied overcoat nearby. The jury ruled death by foul means with two unidentified men sought for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeGarmendia
E Cer
Adamstows
Buty
Henry Jacobs
Weshington
Adamstown
Jacobs Ratsid
Matherites
Justica
A. Eckstein
Frederick
Jay
Gr. HW
Fabraey
Washington
B & O Tool House
Remains of Judge Brown Buried Near Centerville
The remains of Judge Edwie H. Brown were buried at Chesterfield Cemetery near Centerville. Samuel Hopkins was killed by a gun discharge near Elkton, his clothing catching fire. Benjamin F. Virsole died in Washington and was buried in Monocacy Cemetery Beatle sville Maryland. The Harford County Agricultural Society board voted not to hold the next fall fair. The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its 122nd annual session in Cumberland. Col George Prechtk will be elected commander of the Maryland Department of the Grand Army of the Republic at the state encampment next month. The Maryland Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church protested state support for Marsa Industrial School as a sectarian institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwie H. Brown
Chestarfield Cematery
Centerville
Harford County Agricultural Society
Caroline Bar Association
William H. Deweese
Isla
Edwin H. Brown
Samuel Hopkins
Elkton
Benjarmin F
Washington
Monocacy
Beatlesville
Montgomery County
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eouth
Cumberland
Isip
Col
George Prechktek
Maryland
Grand Army of the Republic
Maryland Corforancs
Ms. Mars
A Cemetery for Dogs and Honest Epitaphs
A London dog graveyard features epitaphs praised as truthful and heartfelt. Read about pets like Curly, Blenheim Jane, Topsy, Rabin, and others, whose memorials celebrate loyal companionship beyond human lines. Also listed are Tyson’s daily market quotations for corn, wheat, oats, and related grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Technical World Magazine
Isis
Cse Mly
Jane
Topsy
Sir
Sach
Golden Gate
Ons
Death Benefit Paid to Weast for Nannie Weast
Mountain City Council treasurer Henry BE Cramer paid Mr. John Weast two hundred dollars yesterday. The sum covers the death benefit for Mrs. Nannie Weast, a council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry BE. Cramer
Mountain City Council
Daughters of Liberty
John
Nannie | Weest
Coun—Cil
The News Want Ads Report on Broad Classified Reach
The paper emphasizes current advertisements that reach business readers and households. Want ads serve employers, the unemployed, buyers, sellers, and seekers, claiming immediate value in this edition.
Government quarantines for imported plants to prevent pests
Washington establishes a quarantine station for plants to inspect and treat shipments from abroad. Experts, including entomologists, examine trunks and buds for dangerous insects and fungi to protect American crops from invasive species and plant diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deaths and Obituaries in Middletown Area
Multiple obituaries and notices from Middletown and surrounding areas report the deaths of Charles W. Stone age 56, Jacob Young age unknown, Annie E. Kernes age 70, Owen Faul Coblentz infant, Washington Dorsey age 81, and John Alive. Funeral arrangements note Me Olives cemetery, St Peter's Liber ty town church, and Middletown Reformed church. Several civic residents and survivors named. local undertakers Sweadner Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lions
Gbharles W. Stone
East South Street
Henry
Ann B M. Stone
Thressora, Earle
New York
Harry
Charles
Julius Lochzer
Gertrude
Tillian
Jeremiah
Ohio
David
Bloomfield
Thomea Webster
Sims Kiln
Newton Schafer
Mary J. Schafer
Buckeystown
Alice Waechter
Walkersville
Infermant
Me Olives
Jacob Young
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Young
Lutheran Church
Ira Young
Wm. Maught
John P. Flook
Hiram Remsberg
Andrew Arnold
George Shafer
Annie E. Kernes
Patrick Kernes
Libarty
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Libertytown
Quass
Samuel J. Kayvanaugh
Harry Lowman
Charles Eastler
Eghbham Hyler
Corneling Riordan
Weal Riordan
Milton E. Staub
Sweadner Broa
Wndertakers
Cherga
Owes Pall Coblestz
Owen Faul Coblentz
Oscar
Loix Coblentz
West Fourth Atreas
4 Bell Boy at the Opera House this March 31
A lively musical comedy titled a Ball Boy will play at the Opera House on Saturday March 31. It features charming girls in dainty costumes and handsome stage effects. The mischievous Ball Boy is played by Johnnie Galvin with Ella Galvin Irene Drew Ned Nelson James A Grady and other strong artists in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Dainty Costamaa
Acania
Johnnie Galvin
Ella Galvin
Irene Drew
Ned Nelson
Jas. A. Grady
Capital
State News Roundup on Bills and Railroads in Frederick
A dispatch from Annapolis reports Governor plans to sign the Anders bill on 1000 mile railroad tickets with interstate commerce concerns. The Maryland Trust Company is set to buy the Washington Branch holdings from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 2.35 million dollars. Senate approval comes for an electric light water power company and local Freder ick bills pass in House addressing Orphans Court dates Brunswick water system Barkittsville liquor sales and Frederick charter amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonspolis
Ganeral Brian
Anders Ballrosd
Anders
Fredariot Oannty
House
Senate
Bryan
Supreme Court of the
United States
Polnte
Marland
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railrose Company
Board of Public Works
State House
Maryland Trust Company
Baltimore City
Belesmere and Ohio Railroad Company
Devilbiss
Consolidated Electric Light, Gas, Heat and Power Company
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Richards
Brunswick
Barkittsville
Nicodemus
Frederick City
New Spring Fashions At Heidig and Miller Store
A bustling catalog of spring wares features light grey ponys jackets lime and grey saltes with lace and bands. Linen soltinge and black dress fabrics persuade shoppers with low prices and wide selections from 45 to 52 inches for curtains and gowns. aligns with a local sale push and notices of events and live shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jada
Capital Surplus Details At J D Sabel Bank
A ledger-like fragment lists officers and executives including J D Sabel, H W Baker, and H G Babboberman. The note mentions president vice president cashier and other bank roles with several names and titles, likely from a small town financial institution.
Social World and Pound Party Gatherings
A social pound party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Dyer on Haes Fourth Street with about forty attendees enjoying games amusements and a collation of delicacies. Mrs William D. Bruchey hosted a pound party on Patrick Street in honor of her son Walter and Prudence Lambright with many young guests and evening games and refreshments. A card party occurred at East Second Street led by Mr. James Kessler with numerous guests and a phonics collation. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Michael entertained friends on East All Saints' Street with lively games and various amusements late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Dyer
POUND
Wm. D. Bruchey
Wiss Patrick Street
Prudencs Lambright
James Kessler
East Second Street
Michael
Edward L. Michael
East All Saints’ Street
IX THE LAW'S GRIP Held for Grand Jury
Edward Matthews colored jailed for theft of an overcoat from City Hotel cloak room. Waived hearing before Justice J Frentis Smith and committed to jail in $300 bail to await grand jury. County surveys to Emmitsburg for new road across lands of Wm H Fase and others. Potomac floods receded at Point of Rocks. Monocacy levels decreased near Buckeystown Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Matthews
City
J. Frentis Smith
K. A. Bager
Emmitsburg
Rome
Martin's Mill
Taneytown
Wm. H. Fase
Easter Opening and Market Notices Parade in Local Ads
Local notices report an Easter opening event on Saturday March 31 by Georgi A Foote and promotions for fresh seafood, produce, and Easter gifts. Market details list new hours after April 3 and place names including 60 W Pas St and 5 West Patrick St. A memory notice honors a father died eleven years ago with a daughter signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgi A. Foote
North Market St
Hymeneal News From Charlesville and Nearby Towns
Multiple marriages announced in a local column. Wachter Mariz couple wed at Rev Henob’s residence and plan to live near Charlesville after a 1040 train trip to Dumbarland. Rippin Hesson, Hewitt Heice, and Tyeryar Simmons also tied the knot in ceremonies at North Market street and in-city settings. A minor blaze struck a Adamstown summer kitchen roof, quickly put out with minor damage. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachier
de- Tesville
Misa S. Catherine Herson
Mount Pleasant
S. S
North Market Street
Hewitt—Heice
Franklin W. C. Hewitt
Mamie Bell Rice
Mountaindale
Hench
This City
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G. Waring Tyson
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South Market Street
Engens Sparsciler
John Kline
North Bentz Street
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Harold Rozskey
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Frank Knipple
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East Fifth Street
William &. Filler
Harry Stanton
Bill
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Joan Bendrickson
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Alice Blas
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nwic ‘& Miller
Jonx H. Benneert
School of Expression
Woman's College
College Hall
O. Wue
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Jacob Welty
Otry
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Essy
N.R. & D. Masrz
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C. A. Rogers
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Bell Phone
B.L Schmid
E. Mullema
L. B. Mullinin
N. B
George
Jost
Barson
Bodole
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Fancy and Stapie Groceries
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Patrick Bireet
Pas
City Hotel
Cramer & Stauffer
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Cramer
Stauffer
Fidelity
Court Street
Graceham
Braddoc
East Fourth Street
Ernst Patrick Street
W.fitith
Jeferson G
F. B. Sappington
Cass
Honackaa
Xs. B. Sappington
City Mall
Citizens' Nat. Bank
J.D. Sabel
G. Babebh
B.D. Baker
Gazimmberman Samuel &. Duvall
Toice
JevexJas
D. E. Keravver
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D. Bares
Jepex
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M. FroMas
Potomac
Point of Rocka
Buckeyatown Mills
Womans
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W. Pas. St
Broxteth & Font
West Patrick Ss
M- Wittanp N. Gagreiir
Jeux Eiszxwaven’s. A
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D. Mantz
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Alice E. Oramer
Tyeryar—Simmons
George Tyeryar
Fannie Simmons
Barsonaville
Osborne Ingle
John Whittter
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