Easter remembrances fill shops as spring comes in
Budget of bright items and April Fool novelties fills stores with Easter recall. March’s wintry mood fades as preparations for school commendments begin. Mrs Chadwick’s Trial features a burlesque at the Gootty Opera House with Cassie Chadwick and Andrew Canbe characters, plus a cast of performers including Marie West the Ginger Girl and Miss Shildon the California nightingale in a lively program of specialties and a opening burlesque Doctor Bunion-Outdone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert
Chadwick
Marie West
Ginger Girl
Taggers
Leland
Barry Hastings
Viola Sheldon
Miss Shildon
Alcazar Opera Company
California
Mile. Devere
Doctor Bunion
Funerals and local college basketball in Frederick area
The funeral of John T. Worthington was held at Zion Episcopal Church Urbana with Rev. Osthorne Ingle and Rev. George Thomas officiating. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Frederick. Honorary pallbearers included Judge Motter and Col. Brien. active pallbearers listed. Frederick College and Junior Reel Team Association to play an exhibition in Junior Hall. lineups listed. George T. Baumgardner elected cashier at First National Bank after Col. Ira Tyler's death. Letter from O L Frost of Portland referencing Devos paint. note indicates future continuation.
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John T. Worthington
Zion Episcopal Church
Urbana
Osthorne Ingle
Frederick
George Thomas
Adamstown
Mt. Olivet
John C. Motter
McClintock Young
L. T. Brien
A. O. Braxton
Staunton
Edward Nichols
J.lee Simmons
Wm. Lawson
Joab W. Davis
J. R. Hendrickson
Ignatius W. Dorsey
J.J. Null
Harrison King
Thomas P. Rica
Frederick College
Junior Reel Team Association
Juoior Hall
All Frederick
Jeaniore
Janiors
Fred. Collage
Schroeder
Dertzbangk
Whilbide
Kennedy
Markey
A L. Smith
Baer
J. Smith
Davis
Tg, Heck
First National Bank
George T. Baumgardner
Dashier
Col
Ira Tyler
Will pave 3 blocks reassessment postponed by board
At a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen postponed the new property valuation. They decided to pave three blocks of vitrified brick this summer, pending bids, with property owners urging the expanded contract. The board also weighed repairs to reservoirs and an emergency hospital grant, but postponed actions pending legal review.
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Jastevenlog
Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Messrs
Douglas
Lease
Hershberger
Kindley
Schell
Mesare
Sohell
Tyeryar
Ira J. McCurdy
Harry Pfahrney
McCurdy
Mgr. Levy
City Register
A. KR. Yeakie
Smith
Douglass
Leg Crushed by Trolley Car Tragedy In Wet Patrick Street
Charlee Zimmerman, age 0, fell from a motor car and freight gondola on the F and M A R in front of M T Derr meat store on Wet Patrick street. His right leg was badly crushed from knee to ankle with torn muscles and broken bones. He was treated at Emergency Hospital and may lose the limb as doctors monitor infection risk. two other boys were riding on the gondola. Bee Zimmerman, father, lives on West Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Zimmerman
M. T. Derr
Dre. McCordy
Fabroey
Wabash Aid Sought for Catoctin Pen Mar Trolley Plan
A Wolfeville meeting formed a committee led by A L Haover to seek Wabash Railroad support for the Catoctin and Pen Mar Electric Railway. Proposals include Wabash bond guarantees or Wabash takeover of the trolley charter. Officials will confer in Baltimore Saturday to pursue grants of right of way and stock offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Pen- Mar
Tuz News
Wabseh Railroad
Maryland
Wabash
Soommites
Trolley Company
Desperate Pittman Arrested After Public Disturbance
George Pittman, described as dangerous when intoxicated, was arrested in Hancock on Tuesday by Deputy Calvin Rhoades while he allegedly painted the town red. He resisted, but officers escort him to jail where Justice Harrison sentenced him to four months in the house of correction. Pittman, 50s, previously released from Maryland penitentiary after a three year term for shooting a man at Brunswick, has a history of resisting arrest and boasting no officer can catch him without consent. He was taken to Hagerstown and jailed. during transfer he became unruly and had to be restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pittman
Hancock
Tuesaday
Rhoades
Calvin Rhoades
Pittman
Harrison
Maryland
Brunswick
Wabash
Fire company organized at Ridgaly and local notices
Ridgaly forms a new fire company while multiple Maryland items unfold. Died near Elkton is George Mitchell Vandegrift. Easton plans a town commissioner election for May 1. Burglars tools found near Sandy Spring in Montgomery county. Rev Dr Walter R Graham of Cavalry Methodist Protestant Church Easton is seriously ill. Diamond State Telephone expands to Talbot farms. Joseph D Brown colored man convicted of arson in Marys county and sentenced to 12 years. Edward O Watts on trial for murdering his wife Catherine E Watts at Phoenix Baltimore county on Nov 13 1902 at Ellicott City. A double frame dwelling at Gist Ostroll county owned by Reno Waltz burned. families' effects lost. Gov Edwin Warfield’s name heads a Howard county road petition. John M Simpera trial for murder nearing end. denies vital facts. Congressman George A Pearre improving health at Pinehurst. expects return to Cumberland in ~3 weeks. Allegany county politics seen as contentious with ex Senator Wellington seen opposing and factional tensions rising.
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Ridgaly
George Mitchell Vandegrift
Elkton
Easton
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Walter R. Graham
Cavalry Methodist Protestant Church
Diamond State Telephone Company
Talbot County
Joseph D. Brown
Mary's
Edward O. Watts
Catherine Elizabeth Watts
Pharnix
Baltimore County
Ellicott City
Gist
Ostroll County
Reno Waltz
John W. Edmondson
Edwin Warfield
Howard County
Watersville
Frederick
L. A. Hall
William Oler
George K. England
John M. Simpera
Albert Constable
Simpera
Constable
Kept Marriage Secret In Washington Evening Star Notice
Ira L Leaman formerly of Park Mills Md married Auntie D Stewart of Frederick County Md, news delayed to protect clerk tampering. The license was issued December 4 1904 and the marriage occurred soon after. Leaman runs a Washington grocery. Stewart was teaching school. The groom’s brother J R Leaman says secrecy held until last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Star
Ira L. Beamon
D. Stewart
Frederick County
Ira L. Leaman
Park Mills
J. R. Leaman
Washington
J.R. Leaman
Methodist Conference Opens in Washington DC Session
The Baltimore annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins its 121st session at Foundry M.E. Church in Washington with about 200 members present and many spectators. Reports show 1189 accessions, 800 probation, 26,000 spent on new buildings, 5,000 paid off, and new or expanded charges at Tom's Creek, Galla, Union Bridge, Liberty Town, Walkersville, and Forest Park.
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Washington
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foundry Mt. E.church
16Th and
Ohnuroh Streets
Waashington
D.C
Robert M. Moore
McDowell India
West Virginia
Frederick
Blaine
Bayard
Gormanis
Grantsville
Moore
Reva. W
Edwards
John Brown
W. A. Koontz
D. G. Miller
J. A. Price
McDowell
Heisse
Wilson
Tom’s Creek
Oalla
Union Bridge
Libertytown
Walkersville
Forest Park
Maryland Homecoming Date Sought For State Societies
Governor Warfield proposed September 12 or October 1 as Maryland homecoming days for all Maryland societies in New York. The plan, praised as a means to unite Marylanders, follows a banquet suggestion and aims to host a statewide reunion with a program and welcoming events. Mary E. Gerhard, a Frederick Woman’s College graduate, won board approval to teach English at North Japan College in Japan.
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Warfield
Maryland Society of New York
Maryland
Maryland Society
New York
Aaid
New York Society
Inter
Peggy Stewart
New England
Japan
Mary E. Gerhard
Woman's College of
Frederick
Board of Foreign Missions
Gerhard
North Japan College
D. W. Gerhard
Lancaster
Paul E. Gerhard
Real estate sales in Mount Pleasant district totals varied sums
Nash 8 Cramer, real estate and loan agent, closed three sales: the Wagner property in Mount Pleasant, 18 acres with improvements, to John E. Main for 1 100. the Houck farm, 190 acres with buildings, to John T. Cronenberg for 4 500. and a two story brick dwelling on Allied Street, Mount Pleasant, to Wilbur H. Duvall for 990.
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Saies
Nash
Cramer
William T. Wagner
Bartholows
Mount Pleasant
John E. Main
Cramer Slao
Houck
John T. Cronenberg
Frank L. Stoner
Trustes
Ailpete
Wilbur H. Duvall
Burkittaville Reformed Church Sets March Event and April Installations
The Burkittaville Reformed Church schedules a Friday program on March 1 featuring Aunt Susan Jones and Peppery Pa. Pastor Rev. John B. Kaloria to be installed April 2 at 2 p.m. with Rev. S. S. Miller, Rev. Isaac M. Motter, and John W. Pootius assisting. Zion Reformed at Charlesville holds service April 2 at 10:15 a.m. and Grace Pleas pot Bill hosts Foreign Missionary Day at 2:15 p.m. Rev. S. St. Hench leads. Zion Sunday School in Charlesville to organize next Sunday at 9 a.m.
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the Reformed Church
Burkittaville
Susan Jones
John B. Kaloria
Reformed Church
Miller
Isaac M. Motter
Frederick
John W. Pootius
Middletown
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Grace Congregation of Pleas
St. Hench
Organization of Zion Reformed Sunday School
Fire Alarm Fire at Billboard Corner Causes Minor Damage
An alarm said a fire started last night at the corner of South and Centre streets where a large billboard owned by John Murdock was ignited. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze with a rain stream. the billboard suffered slight damage. Mrs H G White of East Fourth Street shows slight improvement after peritonitis and grip. Frederick Nothagle of West All Saints' Street remains confined with rheumatism.
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Soush
Centre Atreate
John Murdock
Mra. H. GO. White
East Fourth Street
White
Grip
Frederick Nothagle
West All Saints’ Street
Local Ladies' Aid Society to Host Sunday Evening Event
The Ladies' Aid Society of the U. B. parish will host a social in the Sunday school room on Thornday evening at 7:30. Admission is 10 cents. Refreshments will be served. Also advertised are greatly reduced one way colonist fares to western states via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Feb 24 to May 11, 1905 with tickets to California, Arizona, and more.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
U. B. Pharah
Thorndey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gesson
Aubury Park
N.J
National Honoational Association
Atlantic City
Ospe
Ocean City
Sep
Christian Endeavor
Buffalo
N.Y
Benevolent and Protective Order of Huks
Grand Lodge
Denver
Col
Epworth League
Inelualve
Portland
Ore
Lawin & Clark
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
Family Moves to Washington as Mr McHenry Relocates
William McHenry formerly of Frederick will move his family to Washington while he stays in Hagerstown to maintain his coal and exchange stables.
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Washington
William McHenry
Hagerstown
Frederick
McHenry
Meeting Planned for Men in Oley Oper Houses
Arrangements are under way for a Maia meeting for men to be held at the Oley Opers Houses next Sunday afternoon. It is hoped to secure Rev. Albert Zimmerman of Cumberland for the address and to provide special music. Definite announcement will be made tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley Opers
Isis
Albert Zimmerman
Cumberland
Death of Mrs. Mary E. Burch at Adams Town
Mrs. Mary E. Burch, 80, died in Adams Town after general debility. She was a Prince George's County native who had lived in Adams Town for six years. The remains were prepared by Wm. H. B. Etchison and will be taken to Washington at 9:45 a.m. tomorrow for funeral services in the city.
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Mary E. Burch
Brendson
George W. Thomas
Adamstown
Prince George’s County
Adamstowne
Washington
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Local Mart Market Quotations Today
Market notes list corn and tea prices with units and errors in spelling. G Wartog Tyson provides prices such as new corn at 82.50 per barrel and shelled corn at 46 meamer per bash, plus par bushel rates and tea at 40 cont per busbal.
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G. Wartog Tyson
Use of Horace Discontinued by Independent Hose Company
The arrangement for using horses to draw the engine during alarms is discontinued after winter testing. It was adopted due to snow making hand-drawn movement hard and is now considered unnecessary. Members are asked to respond to alarms promptly and assist with drawing the engine.
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Horace
Boys Spring Gospel Services Planned by YMCA
YMCA boys prepare spring gospel programs starting Sunday April 2. Attendance committee meets this evening at five to finalize plans.
Notice on littering dead animals along city streets
City officials report many dead hogs dogs and other animals dumped on streets and vacant lots. An ordinance imposes heavy fines and officers will pursue offenders under full law.
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Innon
Gro Epw
Bmits
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the Daily News
Paris
Black Sea
Turkey
Europe
United States
Jane Austin
Boston
John Jasper
Richmond
WH Payne
Alcher
Black Horse Guvnity
Ennai
Wasmimeror
Tae Newe
W. L. Moors
Ews ‘O. O. A, Greeneeer
Georgia A. Poole
Rene
N. E. Cramer
M. E. Dol
Tylerast
Notics
Hargett Ig
P.O. Box
Abell Wk
Tee Feater Hall
Oro Mattresses
Mayor Smith
O. Carty
Sr Z
James McSherry
Frederick, Md
Air
O. L. Frost
Deering
Devos
Tf. W. Davos & Co
P.L. Hargett & Co
Catoctin and
Pen- Mar R. R. Co
The
Bonde
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
D&o
Tohn Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Dig
Panama
Vricea
Hare
Allie
Feta
Maker's Bestzampion
Heidig & Miller
Branswick
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Pearre
George A. Pearre
Pinehorns
N.C
Walking Glen
Pearte
Allegany County
Ite
Methodist Conference
Citizens’ Nat, Bank
Paurplus
News OF the Churches
L. E. Mullinix
Rees and Mattings
L. E. Mullinex
Janiora Va
Grorah A. Poes
N. Market
Bertha Kunz Baker
Visitation Academy
Beckisy's
Alumne Association
George
Rodock & CO
Thas
Osk
Pest
China
Rodoce
A. T. Rice & Sons
A F. Rice & Sons
Thomas Price
Inality
North Market Street
HEINZ
Besant & Enott
Patrick Strees
Johelberger
Prunes
Ibs
A. J. Eichelbergse
N.W. Cor
Ts. Frederick
Aidaciv
Szgdawls
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick
E. Smith
East Church Strely
L. Kefauver
Optical Specialist
Cor
Church and Market Bts
Mdss Eee
Peterman
Franklin Street
Praction Limited
Theoat Diseabree
Ingradably
Ortizans National Bank
Marat
Patric
Amade
Toa News
Jeese
B. Sappington
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