Panama rail expert John Creason Troutwine dies in Paris
The obituary notes John Creason Troutwine, authorities on cir engineering and Panama Isthmus rail survers, born in Philadelphia, died in Paris. It lists his prominence in railway and wartime subjects and mentions other contemporaries named in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Creason Troutwine
Cir
Panama
Philadelphia
Paris
Black Sea
Turkey
Lon Ercar
Juba Beyer
Richmond
Be—Gereral
Notices to subscribers on address changes and receipts
The News requests prompt reports of irregular panel receipts and asks subscribers planning a residence change to provide both old and new addresses to ensure swift transfer services.
Personal notices list residents visiting Frederick area
PURELY PERSONAL. sats not Paragraphs About Those Who Some and Go Mr. Wm. Ford removed from East South street to West Patrick street. Mr. Denisl J. Young of Rocky Springs spending day in Frederick. Dr. J. W. Downey of New Market in Frederick on business. Miss Ruth Thomas near Bockeys town visiting friends here. Mr. John A. Dalashmott of Bockeystown spending day in Frederick on business. Dr. Wm. O.Fields of Pikesville Md visiting in Frederick has returned. Mrs. Armox Beall of Littledown Pa visiting relatives here has returned home. Miss Mamis Clabaugh South Market street visiting friends in Kellar W Va. Mrs. C.0. Ausherman North Market street visiting relatives at Monrovia has returned. Miss Minnie itolesworth near Jameville visiting her sister Mrs. Morgan Cecil South Market street. Miss Brower of Montgomery county visiting Mr and Mrs George L. Cramer has returned home. Bliss Elizabeth Cragmile West Patrick street visiting relatives in Philadelphia Pa has returned. Mrs. Daniel E. Buckey of Littlestown Pa visiting daughter Mrs J. Travers Thomas East Third street. Mr Richard P. Johnson of University of Virginia Charlottesville Va spending time with relatives in this city. Mr S. Joseph Zimmerman moved from 39 East Third street to dwelling on East Third street extended. Mrs Nettie Ghosmaker and Mrs Charles Olem of West Walkeraville visiting Mrs Millard N. Nusz West Third street have returned home. Mrs George J Leckey left for Annapolis to witness closing stones of the Maryland Legislature, her husband a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ford
East South Street
West Patrick Street
Denisl J. Young
Rocky Springs
Frederick
J. W. Downey
New Market
Ruth Thomas
Bockeystown
John A. Dalashmott
Littlestown
Birs. J. Travers Thomas
East Thirdstreet
Richard P. Johnson
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
S. Joseph Zimmerman
East Third Street
East Third Streas
Nettie Ghosmaker
Charles Olem
West Walker
Budget of Bright Hems and Local Tidbits
A column of brief items notes an Easter shop full of novelties and March winding down, changes at local businesses, a temperance association meeting set for April 6, and community notes. It mentions repainting a property, a barbershop move, a driver appointment at United Fire Company, and a card party misreport correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Temperance Association
E. J. Hudeon
Markst Street
J Henry Lampa
John Foland
Stsizer
Baesing
Guy Stoner
United Fire Company
Lewis Hahn
Uscle Bosu
Jamez Kessler
East Second Street
Tne
Vetoed Opera House Remodel Sparks City Board Vote
The Frederick mayor vetoed the resolution to remodel the Opera House after a special meeting with six members present. The board voted to concur with the veto, while discussions on costs and a theatrical adviser followed. The session also directed bids for coal for the electric plant and city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosr
Douglase
Fat Hla
Kemp
Feedelick
Board of Aldermen
Mezstog
Charles A. Posie
Shere
Gro Epw
Schell
Masters
Bindley
Hershbergermo
Sohell
Frank B. Rhodes
Cile
Mir. Rhodes
City Register
City Electric Light Plant
Ten Years for Ostmann and Six for Tompkins in Cumberland
William Ostmann received a ten year sentence and John H. Tompkins a six year term in the penitentiary for the death of Lates Jean Maxill in Cumberland last June. Tompkins admitted stress but proclaimed his innocence before sentencing as the courthouse was crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ostmann
John H. Tompkins
Lates Jean Maxill
Cumberland
Tascasso
Hageratown
Allegany County
Tompkins
Hermanno
Hermanr
Obituary notes and a Baltimore shooting incident
Dr John H Bessey 53 died at home near Chestersown after a long illness. Frederick Ablfeldt 57 died by suicide at 2041 East Oliver Street Baltimore. Miss Jennetts Dryden of Pocomoka City resigned as clerk in the State Comptroller office. John Walter Smith and Joan Redwine were shot. Joseph Bradley killed Redwine near Shoemaker Rinehart Co camp between Alberton and Woodstock on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Bradley wounded a woman who fled to Redwine's shanty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bessey
Chestersown
Frederick Ablfeldt
Nia
East
Oliver Atrest
Baltimore
Jennetts Dryden
Pocomoka City
State Comptroller’s Office
Misa Dryden
Nivca
John Walter Smith
Joan Redwine
Joseph Bradley
Shoemaker, Rinehart & Co
Alberton
Woodstock
Baltimore and Ohio
Bradley
Legto
Redwine
Worker Falls Into Lime Kiln at Grove Maryland
An M J Grove Lime Company employee at Grove Maryland fell about twelve feet into a lime kiln this morning. He suffered several bruises including a deep laceration near the temple. Dr Ira J McCurdy treated his injuries and he was soon able to move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Temple
Crioved
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Grove
Sight Temple
Ira J. McCurdy
Property sale closes on 18 acre Frederick county land
Real estate agents Cramer and Stauffer report the sale of the property of J William Dean comprising 18 acres and two roads with two perches, located at the west suburbs of Frederick, transferred to John J Brown Amanda Brown and Florence H Brown for four thousand five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer and Stauffer
J. William Dean
Frederick
John J. Brown
A. Amanda Brown
Florence H. Brown
Winder is ranged Negro Murderer Pays the Penalty of His Crime
Special Dispatch reports in Towson Missouri that Isaac Winder the named murderer of Frederick Y. Rinehart was charged at the Baltimore county jail at 9 30 this morning following the December 21 1905 killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towsex
Isaac Wilder
Frederick Y. Rinehart
Baltimore County
Fourteen Survivors Rescued From French Mine Cave-In
Fourteen of about twelve hundred miners entombed three weeks ago were brought out safe. They reportedly lived on oats in an underground stable and were rescued after a long siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Leys
Fraxeye
Siive
Wall
Bank Teller Arrested in Major Embezzlement Case
Bank of North America teller J P Tercey was arrested this morning on charges of embezzling thirty four thousand dollars. He has confessed to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Tercey
Bank of North America
Witte Reported to Have Resigned as Br. Witte
Sr. Petersecee reports March 30 that Br. Witte has resigned, according to good authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Petersecee
Br. Witte
Mystery of Colored Man Found Dead Near Adamstown
The unidentified Negro man found along the B and O railroad at DeGarmenia's cut in the Adamstown area was buried yesterday by undertaker C O Dartyard. Authorities have yet to determine the victim's identity or confirm murder. Two men seen with him Wednesday, both Negro, could not be located. they were traced to Adamstown but the trail ends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeGarmenia
Adamstown
Ur—dertaker C
Dartyard
Blor—tevae
Mate
Adamstowne
Hymeneal in Alberton as Crouse Marries Ogle Bride
A wedding occurred at Alberton Maryland on Tuesday March 27 at 1 o clock at the bride's home. Miss Martha J E Ogle wed William A Crouse of Woodshoro with Rev Jacob Hartree and Rev Ira E Spangler officiating. Attendants included Mrs Marie Grimes and Miss Mas McAlister. Best man Gorman B E Buscell. A breakfast and reception followed with guests and serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Grimes
Misa Mas McAlistar
Curtis B. Grimes
Gorman BE. Buscell
R. 8. Poffanberger
D. P. Zimmer
Joseph M. Young
C. B. A. McAlister
Chas
J. F. Miller
Mia
Mamie Grimes
Mas McAlist
Funerals Echo Loss in Rippton and Middletown
The funeral of Clinton Robartz was held at St. Josephs Church in Rippton with Rev. Harrington officiating. Pallbearers included Calvin Brady John Padgett and others. burial in Carholia Cemetery. Also, Owen Paul Ooblentz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ooblentz, was taken to Middletown for services at the Reformed Church under Rev. McLean. burial in the Reformed Cemetery. Funeral directors were M. Er. Etchison and F. Schroeder. In local sickness notes, Bradley Marrison Roy Schroeder and Mrs. Groat O. Kafamer are listed as ill, with improvements noted for some patients and recoveries at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Robartz
Rippton
W. Va
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
George B. Harrington
Calvin Brady
John Padgett
J Fedten Thomas
Robert Padgett
David Thomas
Gso. W. Snontfer
Carholia Cemetery
M. ER. Etchison
Cof Jefferson
Owen Paul Ooblentz
Oscar Ooblentz
West Fourth Streek
Middigtown
EB. L. McLean
Mids
F. Schroeder
Assistant Superintendent Appointed at Frederick-Middletown Railway
Mr James E. Doub, former treasurer and manager of the Middletown Supply Co., has accepted the role of assistant to the Superintendent at the Frederick-Middletown Electric Railroad. He will begin duties on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Doub
Middletown Supply Co
Middletown
Frederick-Middletown Eteatric Railroad
Frederick
Doub
Miss Lucy Stone Secures Washington Bureau Posting
Miss Lucy Stone of Middletown who passed the civil service exam in January has won a position in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving in Washington. Her sister Miss Julia Stone is also employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Stone
John O. Stone
Middletown
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington
Misa Julia
Reverend Miller to Speak at Zion and Pleasant Hill Churches
Rev. 88. Miller, treasurer of the Min material Relief Society of the Re formed church, will preach at Zion Re formed church Obariesvill on April 1 at 10 14 p m and at Pleasant Hill church at 2 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Miniaterial Relief Society of the Reformed Church
Zion Reformed Church
Obariesvill
Pleasant Hill Church
16 Cent Tax Rate Action In Maryland Legislature
The Maryland Senate passed a 16 cent state tax measure amid debate on election law changes in Frederick County. An unfavorable report on Darilbie’s election law amendment was adopted, and bills regulating local liquor sales and church property restrictions advanced. In the House, there was movement on charter amendments for the Monocacy Valley Railway and Emmitsburg Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens
Cospencston
Darilbies
Fredeack
Mir Richards
Brootwick
Optise Dill
der Ilbiss
Gorman
Biddle
Senate
Anders
Hquor
Frederick County
Nico¢eamus
Flint
House
Lackey
Morcocacy Bailey Hallway Company
Rickards
Emmitsburg Railway Company
MOST CORRECT DRESS GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES
Local notice describes Easter opening sales at Laurens Market with fashion fabrics, embroidered patterns, net arts and trims. It highlights 36 to 50 inch plains and novelty weaves priced to attract buyers, plus linens, lawn esterns, and decorative borders. The ad promotes shop events March 29 31 and offers special Easter gifts and discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Serine Indi Ae
Paris
New Paper Hanger Brings Fins Workmanship and Low Prices
L. E. Mullinix advertises a new paper hanger with the slogan Fins Workmanship Beautiful Papers and Low Prices. The note invites customers to visit and see the work, claiming quality speaks for itself.
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N. B
Aea
Assorted Names Listed in Local Ledger Fragment
A fragmented ledger shows a variety of names and initials such as Jones Jaz, McBuxsrr, Erracves, Gro, Wu, J.D. Baxisr, Mormen, Haraerr, Baweacne, and H. Hairs. The text appears as stray entries in a historical business record with unclear roles or dates. The document preserves unusual spellings and partial titles, suggesting an incomplete transcription from an archival page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Jaz
Hicks Predicts April Storm Outlook From Forecast Text
Rev Hicks forecasts a volatile April with storms, thunder, hail and freezing nights. He notes cloudiness and rain intervals from the 4th to 6th, a central storm period around the 9th to 11th, and rising barometer followed by cooler spells. Months of variable conditions and frost expected, urging caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srl Hicks
Perich
Nature
Hava
Passiag
Red Men SSUCIAL SESSION Honors History of Chippewa Group
The Ohbippewa Tribe No. 10 Red Man held its first social session in Frederick last night with seventy five members attending. Sachem Josaph W. Gaver handed control to the committee of Strangemen. Past Great Sachem John H. Bennett delivered an address on the order and Chippewa Tribe, tracing origins and growth. The program ended with a eulogistic peroration on Heatmenship Friendship and Charity, followed by refreshments and informal talks. The gathering sparked optimism for additional events in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Dorsey Etchison
John H. Bennett
Great Order
Order
Frederick
Bennett
Ehagsmoke
Shors
Rights of Way Taken Up for Frederick-Boonsboro Rail Line
The Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown Electric Railway Company has secured contracts for rights of way from the Frederick county line to Boonsboro for the proposed road. Landowners began receiving acceptances by mail after options placed previously would have expired in April. Some initial surveying work appeared near Boonsboro as engineers prepared the first assessment. Citizens of Boonsboro and Frederick speculate Wabash is backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Frederick
Boonsboro
Beanshare
Pound Party At Mrs Walters Home A Delightful Social
A large crowd gathered at Miss Mamis Walters of West Patrick street for a lively pound party last night with games and social amusements. Afterward guests enjoyed refreshments in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamis Walters
West Patrick Street
Biis
West
Woman's College
A Bell Boy musical promenade at City Opera House
The production A Bell Boy will be presented at the City Opera House tomorrow night. It is described as a musical mélange with uplifting comedy and tuneful music. Pretty girls in handsome costumes are advertised as a feature of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
The Work of De and Th Samuel Schlosser
Samuel Schlosser a former Middletown resident died Saturday morning in Gordonsville Virginia at 53 years old He was son of late Peter G Schlosser who ran a tannery in Middletown He left Middletown about 26 years ago and is survived by a wife and several children Fellow townsmen George Gamusl and Joby were noted as popular in his youth with Gamusl dying recently and Joby still living in Gordonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schlosser
Middletown
Gordonsville
Schlosser
Peter G. Schiossar
Dr. George
Gamusl
Joby
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Hicks
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