Ladies Seek Civic Club Format in Frederick Movement
Frederick women quietly push to form a city Civic Club or Woman's Auxiliary under Board of Trade guidance. Harrisburg’s Civic Club example cited by Mrs Gilbert, with talks planned to attract local ladies, beautification projects, garbage-can initiatives, and city improvement efforts to keep residents and young people in Frederick.
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Harrisburg
Frederick
Gisse Clare Hye Ore
Board of Trade
James A. Bell
Harrisburg Board of Trade
Indies
Anne
Civic Club
City Beautiful
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL CHURCH UNION PREDICTED IN BALTIMORE
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Maryland and Baltimore Conference union into one denomination was discussed at the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference session in Washington. Leaders Rev. We. Polemuag H. Swift and Rev. Dr. Charles St Mead vie for influence as delegates to the General Conference to be elected next year. Movements affect host arrangements, with prior delegates Bristol and Luther B. Wilson noted for past episcopacy. Various residents and church members update their addresses and households as meetings and reports from district superintendents highlight optimism and progress.
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Washington
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Madison Avenue
First Church
We. Polemuag H. Swift
Madison
Chicago
Charles St Mead
Firer Church
Lin
Bristol
Real Estate Transfers and Court Filing Highlights
In a series of notices and notices of deeds several transfers are recorded. Kohler family removed from 218 West Patrick Street with a Day's Record in Circuits and Orphans Court. Various couples including Cronige Kolb, Gilson Shrofer, Staley to Binley, and Kemp to Garber show real estate transfers across city and county with values from 1 to 6 thousand dollars and other considerations. Multiple trustees and heirs such as Worthington and Unkeper appear in county land deals and strip of land transfers totaling modest sums and significant acreage in some cases.
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Hermren Kohler
West Patrick Street
Circuitt and Orphans’ Court
Joseph E. Staley
Charles
Binley
M. AL Etehacen Davis
Lucy
Kate Brust
Wim
Tarasher
Ward c. Haffner
Siu
Martin
Kemp
Glienn v. Garher
Ufty
H. Dorsey Etchison
Lavinia Worthington
Mary Mullinix
Lavina Worthington
Fannie C. Unkeper
William O. Grabilt
John D. Kling
Benjamin v. Hammaker
NISI
Chrewit
Frederick County
Haulty
TY. Young
Mari
Havoc
Granville M. Swith
Samuel Gountee
Harriet Ann Countee
Charles T. K. Youngs
Granville M. Smith
Samuel Countee
Harry W. Bowers
Merk
Circuit Court
Teena S. Harp
Randolph Macon Question Dominates Clifton Forge Conference
Ultimoore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church South opened with Bishop Hass on Jesus Christ, the Light of Men. Dr. Hamill and Dr. Tul a to address a Sunday school mass meeting. Blackwell urged settlement of the Randolph-Macon issue as trustees push a Carnegie foundation plan.
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Randolph-Macon
Ultimoore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Clifton Forge
Wag
Hass
David Bush
Salem
Baltimore
Methodlist Episcopal Church
Washington
I. M. Hanull
Hamill
D. Tula
Wesley Adult Bible Class Department of
Nashville
R. E F. Blackwell
Randolph-Macon College
Virginia
Carnegie Foundation
Safe Brings High Prices At Rural Auction Near Ayattstown
The sale of John Lawson land two miles north of Ayattstown in Urbana district drew a large attentive crowd. Horses and other stock sold well with prices high. Auctioneer BLL Norwood oversaw the sale, J Walker and Fehr Gardner clerked, with notices in The News. Snow fell at Hamburg near Highland overnight.
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John Lawson
Ayattstown
Urbana
Vowelark
Spa
Bll
Norwood
J. Walker
Fehr Gardner
Among the Sick in Frederick Area
Mr Charles Moberly is quite sick at his residence on West Patrick street. Mrs William A Horley, under treatment at a sanitarium in Tacoma Park DC, is improving. Miss Bertha Trundle, South Market street, has been quite sick but is improving and able to be about the house. Mr Albert Zommerman, employed at Ox Fibre Brush Works, has been taken to Frederick city hospital for treatment. Edward Nicodemus, who had an operation at his father’s home in Walkersville, is recovering today.
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Charles &. Moberly
West Patrick Street
William A. Horley
Tacoma Park
D. C
Bertha Trundle
South Market Street
Mer
Albert Zommerman
Frederick City Hospital
Edward Nicodemus
de Walkersville
Ramesburg
Chas. E. Elbin
Frederick
Ant Ali
Court Street
South Market St
Nannia Rigden
Church Street
East Patrick Street
Elmer J. Dixon
North Bentz Street
Ehne Bros
East Second St
PH. D. Birely
Pan Eno Reso Eens
Local repairs completed on Carroll Creek bridge floor
Munici pal authorities finished floor repairs on the Carroll Creek bridge in Brewery alley. Mr Bara D Hoffman added a new chair in his tensorial parlors on South Market street. Master Harry Shaw accepted an apprenticeship at the parlors and has begun his duties.
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Carroll Creek
Brewery Alley
Bara D. Hoffman
South Market Street
Harry Shaw
Death of Rev Father Patrick J McGinney a Jesuit priest
Rev Father Patrick J McGinney aged 60 a well known Jesuit priest and former chaplain of the Maryland penitentiary Baltimore City jail and House of Correction died at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore after a lingering illness. Born October 24 1850 in Providence RI he studied at Holy Cross Worcester and Woodstock before being ordained in 1889. He is survived by a sister Kelly Jarns. In a separate note Jack Dunn of the Orioles helped a young player who broke the little finger yesterday but the Orioles won 5 to ?
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Patrick J. Mginney
Patrick J. McGinney
Society of Jesus
Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore City
House of Correction
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltimore
Providence
R. 1
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Woodstock
Coland
Cardinal Gibbons
Kelly Jarns
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia Nationals
Harris
Orioles
Hole Found on Kemp Farm Marks Water Main Leak
Workmen uncovered a large hole this morning on the Kemp farm likely caused by a broken water main. Officials, including Mr. Selmell Mo, began investigations while tests on the new reservoir showed a daily water loss of about 150,000 gallons, indicating a significant leak.
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Matyer Selmell
Pyeryay
Owl
Go Yin
Jauieth
Towne
Aly
Tyeryar
Fernerly
Diphtheria Death Closes Wolfsville Area School
Miss Lela Gouker eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Gouker near Wolfsville died of diphtheria after being at school Friday and ill by Saturday. Middlepoint school near Wolfsville closed and not reopened due to the illness. Funeral held at Grosgnickle's between Wolfsville and Myersville.
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Lela Gouker
Wolfesville
Curtis Gouker
Wolfsville
Middlepoint
Hagerstown
Grosgnickle’s
Myersville
MANNY REPORTED KILLED IN MEXICAN BORDER FIGHT
Special dispatch reports that 14000 men were killed in a battle between Federal troops and rebels near San Trafael Mexico. An El Paso officer says fighting continues in Eulalia and Chihuahua with rebels gaining ground.
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Tuscan
Ariz
San Trafael
Mexico
el Paso
Eulalia
Chihuahua
Insurgent Caucus Weighs Justice Gorman for Senate
The Democratic caucus adjourned to 3 PM as the legislature plans a 5 PM meeting to elect a senator if the caucus agrees. Roosevelt cited a chance Justice O Gorman could be acceptable and win at tomorrow's session. Dowling declined after insurgents balked at an older Democrat.
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Shispatch
Albany
Roosevelt
Justice O Gorman
Senate
Victor J. Dowling
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Frederick Club
Civie
Lyman VL. Giteert
Eithe
Taft Government League
Suffrage League
Church Union
Frederick and Vicinity
Mrr
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Frank Brookey
Tinuly
Engst
Patrick Street
J. W. Everhart
West
A. Smith
Jefferson
Mrs. D. Haner Quyne Mast
Third Street
Joseph BE. Chew
Brunswick
William Cosher
East Street
East Third Street
Mr. Biarry Stockman
Near
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Charles Worman
GC. Bacon
Ray
Bacon
J. W. R. Sumwalt
J. L. Weston
West Baltimore
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Dickinson College
Annex Hotel
Martin C. Gaver
North Market Street
Dit Avenue
George B. F. Anderson
Thomas
Wast Church Street
East
K. L. K. Brown
West Third Street
George Gannon
Wast Fourth Street
George Perry
Center Street
Ox Vibro Brush Works
James McLaren
Henry
Fox
Charles W. Wiles
Eighth Street
Kate Shearer
East Fifth Street
East Fourth Street
Lula Birely
Key Mar
Joseph H. Bussard
East Church Street
Amos Seacrist
Lancaster, Pa
Lewis M. Kintz
Willard PF. Grimes
Martinsburg
W. Coa
James Biggs
West Fifth Street
Thomas Kemp
Feagatitle
West South Street
Edward St. Mobley
Weat Church Street
Charlestown
W.a
Abram Grove
East South Street
Reno Hummel
Lot Stern
Braddock
William C. Roederack
North Market St
WP Lindermuth
Columbia, Pa
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Ausin
Maude L. Baxter
Rutherford
N. J
Miss Eldi
William Firer
Crows Nast
Thurmont
Peal Winchester
Rebecca Davis
West Patrick
Roi
2D. F Davis
John Metcerly
Cumberland
Mad Aus
Wease
This County
Clayton J. Cronige
Wohlia Q. Kolb
David J. Kolb
H. A. Gilson
Margaret C. Martz
Glenn O. Garber
Martin Co. Kemp
Orestes F. Leatherman
Franklin H. Rige
Vrpat
Hamburg
Highland
Estes
Manny
Mutual Insurance Company
Fpredfriver County
Prpodminor, MD
Syat. Pole
Cothhany Ae
Cashin
Burt Sc. Ee
Hugh
Bothie
Patrak Sevan
Marzadur
United States
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State OF Maryland
State Insurance Department
Frederick Scenty
Emerson C. Harri
Mart Toi
Equity
Stteing
Ristelle Fox
McClure Fox
John Triyer
Tepork
Aled Og
Wrederletk
Joseph W. Wolfinger
D. Princeton Buckey
Doll
Jsix-Oum
North Mer
A. H. Harrington
Marridts
Marivett
Kolv Bros
Kcet Street
Maron
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H. Welner
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A. E. Fisher
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L. & Clingan
Alin Savings Pant
Bly i Yisatt
Adamstown
A. M. Zimmerman
Hanson Stanhope Bucey
la Frederick
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Union Manufacturing Company of Common Education
Prepara
Ifranin Institute
Rochester
David Lowenstein
Martzdgt
Pabtimore
Quio Railroad
R. ‘Rush Lewis
R. ¥. Smith
R. Rush Lewis
I. W. Smith
Geo. W. Heinlein
Dally
Washington Junction
B. More
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Ames
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