Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes from a small town society page list several residents and visitors. The Misses Houck of North Market travel to Atlantic City while Mies Helen Zacharias of Emmitsburg visits Horace Zacharias on Hast Third Street. William H Ramsburg returns from a Baltimore visit. Miss Williams of Kingstonville visits Madeline Shipley on West Third Street and Mrs James Sweet visits Katie Quynn on East Patrick Street before heading to Washington. Mr B M Zacharias of Emmitsburg takes a job in A O McCardell’s retail confectionary store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houck
North Market Streak
Atlantic City
Mies Helen Zacharias
Emmitsburg
Horace Zacharias
Third Street
William H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Baltimore
Misa Williame
Kjamaville
Madeline Shipley
Weat
James Sweet
Misa Katie Quynn
East Patrick Street
Washington
Funeral notices from Jefferson area and Baltimore items
Funeral of Harley Clagett Biser aged 20 held from parents home near Jefferson with pallbearers Lester Onller George Rice John Taylor Emory Keller Roy Ramsberg Willie Rice Charles Hemp. interment Lutheran cemetery Jefferson. Funeral of Charles S. Rosch from Derr's alley house, Rev Dr Ingle. interment at Haugh's church Ladisburg, DC. Carrie Graoa Stone funeral from East Sixth street home. Rev Dr Luther Robiman. interment Met Olivet cemetery. Carty Funeral Directors. Verse excerpt from The Thrush discusses underbrush and woodland imagery by Mary Brat Messer in The Atlantic Monthly. Mention Schley for President in Isthmestown celebration in Norfolk 1907. African Methodist Episcopal church conference opens in Baltimore Waters Chapel with Bishop B F Les presiding. attendance by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Clagett Biser
Baltimore
Jefferson
Lester Onller
George Rice
John Taylor
Emory Keller
Roy Ramsberg
Willie Rice
Charles Hemp
Charles S. Rosch
Derr
Luther Robiman
Met. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Local Mart Market Quotes and Prices Today
Market quotes from Mr J B W Hargutt show corn shelled at 61 cents per bushel and 79 cents for red oats. Hay ranges 9 to 29 dollars per ton. Prices are listed amid business notes and market commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. W. Hargutt
Rush for Licenses Surges as Tradesmen Apply
Thousands of dollars are taken in as Frederick city issues liquor and trader licenses. By 1 PM today 23 licenses were issued, 16 to saloon or liquor sellers and 7 to grocers selling beer and whiskey. Licenses were required on May 1 and expire after one year. last year’s revenue was about 11 300, this year likely around 18 000 with female traders paying 6 50 and male traders 12 50.
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Carroll Street
Strawsberger
West All Saint’s Street
North Market Street
Wm. Adams
Frederick City
HYMENEAL OSS AMBLER MARRIAGE IN PARKERSBURG
Prosecuting Attorney Bunter H. Moas Jr and Miss Anna B Ambler wed at Trinity Episcopal church in Parkersburg West Virginia. Old Virginia families linked, best man W B Hiteshaw ushers Mason Ambler Sprigg Osmden, carriage of guests included Katharine Ambler Laura Nea and Maa ser Stewart Mudd. Reception followed and couple to tour eastern cities. Also notices of Amy B Kreh Ezta D Hoffman wedding and Guy Kline Flora Routzahn ceremony. Oliver P Snyder and Annie Laura Reed quietly married at Howard M E church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambler
Bunter H. Moas, Jr
Misa
Anna B. Ambler
Mason Ambler
Trinity Episcopal Church
Parkersburg
W. Va
Scolly Moore
Old Virginia
Parkeraburg
W.B. Hiteshaw
W. G. Peterkin
C. B. Alexander
Mason G. Ambler
Sprigg D. Osmden
Katharine Ambler
Laura Nea
Maaser Stewart Mudd
St. Louis
Page
Winchester
Flora Routzahn
United Brethren
Snyder
Oliver P. Snyder
Annie Laura Reed
Howard County
M. E. Church
E. S. Todd
Deaths of Harman Falmer and Others in Middletown Area
Death notices report Harman T. Falmer of Falmer Station aged 64 with heart disease leaving a widow and five children. Funeral set for Saturday at 4 to be held at home with Mt. Olivet cemetery interment. Also William Bowie, about 50, of Urbana died of dropsy with funeral at Ebenezer church. Interment in church cemetery. Geo. W. Peters as undertaker. R M J Atwell died April 29 at 6 30 p m at 407 East Capitol street Washington. Funeral at residence and burial in Middletown tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmant Falmer
Harman T. Falmer
Falmer Station
Frederick and Middletown
George
Jacob
Marshall
George Smith
Fannie
William
John Felmer
Jesse King
Mt. Olivet
William Bowie
Urbana
Ebenezer Church
Denisi Collins
Buckeystown
James Jones
Andrew Prates
Andrew Wade
John Diggs
A. Haywood
Randolph Cromwell
Geo. W. Peters
A. Me
Atwell
R.M. J. Atwell
East Capitol Street
Washington
Middletown
Mr Pearre's Work for Better Roads Impasse
In the House yesterday Mr Pearre pushed an amendment to the Agricultural Appropriation Bill to boost road improvement funding. The bureau would gain 90 000 yearly after a back and forth over initial 40 000 goals. A experimental highway section is planned in Allegany County as a model for county use. A timely advertising campaign is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
House of Representatives
Clauss
Pestra
Pearce
Allegany County
Drowned girl found. various state notices and local updates
News of the State reports Agnes Leonard of Double Mills found near Poplar Island. Ex mayor Malster expected to receive a Federal appointment, likely Naval Officer. Richard Morgan dies of shock from a boy’s stabbing. Baltimore County approves a 68 854 budget with 25 000 for new schools. Lewis Turner’s body to be disinterred near Oxon Hill. Allegany Court upholds saloonkeepers’ right to amend liquor applications. William Chopper dies at Belle Vue Asylum after falling from a freight train. Judge Dennis rules Police Marshal Hamilton entitled to writ to regain office. case headed to Court of Appeals. Ella L. Garrison missing from Chesapeake City, feared drowned. Hagerstown Gas Works sold to Samuel B. Loone. Spanish War Veterans Association formed in Hagerstown with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Leonard
Double Mills
Talbot County
Poplar Island
Malster
Richard Morgan
Allegany County
Commissioners
Baltimore
Quanty
Lewis Turner
Oxen Hill
Prince Georgea County
Allegany County Crientt Court
William Chopper
Bellevue Asylum
Washington County
Williamsport
Potomac Valley Junction
Dennis
Hamilton
Court of Appeals
Ella L. Garrison
Chesapeake City
Cecil County
Hagerstown
Samuel B. Loone
Christian W. Lynch
William Jennings
Harreburg
Tressurer
Hageratown Electric Railway Company
T. Martin Boyle
George L Fisher
FE. A. Summers
J. D. Lackton
Richard Dauffey
F. A. Summers
George Martin
O. Weller
Epworth League elects officers at church meeting
Epworth League held a business meeting at the M. E. church. Officers were elected: Grace Radcliffe president, C Albert Gilson first vice, Carrie Morsell second vice, Alicus Hughes third vice, R O Nicodemus fourth vice, Helen Wickham secretary, Edgar E K Moore treasurer, Margaret Duvall Junior Leader. Installations set for May 11 at 7 30 p.m. A social will follow on May 16 at 7 45 p.m. Frederick Baseball Club opens season next Tuesday and Wednesday versus Cuban Giant Club of New York. New players signed. Frederick Amateurs to play Maryland School Baseball on Saturday at 2 80 p.m. if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipworth League
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Grace Radcliffe
C. Albert Gilson
Department of Mercy and Help
Carrie Morsell
Alicus Hughes
Department of Social Work
R. 0. Nicodemus
Helen Wickham
Edgar EK. Moore
Lesgus
Margaret Duvall
Frederick Baseball Club
Baseball Club
New York
Beacht
Frederick Amateurs
Maryland
Maryland Classis Meeting In Taneytown Stirs Delegates
The Maryland Classis of the Reform ed church gathered in Taneytown Ostrot county with a full delegation. Rev. J. A. Snyder, retiring president from Dageratown, preached the sermon. Officers elected include President Rev. A. Conner of Adamstown, Vice President Rev. S. W. Bald of Green Spring, Corresponding Secretary Rev. Elmer Cob lentz of Ridgely Caroline county.
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Maryland
Pallbearers Appointed For Walter Anderson Funeral
At a special Junior Fire Company meeting last night pallbearers were named: Charles Burras David Freshoor Hamilton Davis George Biggs Archibald Murray and Gilbert Black. A committee including Perry John Francis Smith and George W Shipley was appointed to draft resolutions on Mr Andersons death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burras
David Freshoor
Hamilton Davis
George Biggs
Archibald Murray
Gilbert Black
Walter 5. Anderson
MM. ¥. Perry
John Francis Smith
George W. Shipley
Anderson
Old Elm Tree Fallen in Storm Remains as Rock on Bank
The old elm by Carrell Creek behind Earl Patrick Street was blown down in last September’s storm. The limbs were cut this week and hauled away for firewood, leaving the trunk still resting on the bank like a great rock.
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Carrell Creek
Earl Patrick Street
Esstera Star Visitation at Maryland Grand Officers Visit
Mizpah Chapter No 9 Order of the Esstera Star will receive the augusl visitation of Maryland Grand Officers during a stated meeting in the Masonic Temple chapter room Tomorrow evening. Mr George Brenglie declines a proposed police position and will remain at the City Hotel pool room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Order of the
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Masonic Temple
George Brenglie
Pool Rom
Gideon Applies for Bankruptcy Under Law
Henry W. Gideon of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fireman living at Brane wick filed for bankruptcy yesterday through attorney Xenophon Poole. Liabilities are 161 dollars and assets 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Gideon
Baltimore and Obtto Railroad
Branewick
Xenophon Poole
Summer Produce Prices and Pension News
Markets note new onions asparagus and strawberries arriving in season with sliding prices. Pleasant Hill resident James T. Oake receives a pension of 12 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
James T. Oake
Pleasant Hill
Saloon fight ends with proprietor Penn jailed
William Murphy, drunk and swearing, was beaten at Penns saloon on Sixth Street yesterday afternoon. proprietor Thomas G Penn was arrested after Murphy was found badly wounded with a deep cut above the left eye. Penn faced Justice Smith who set bail at 100 dollars for grand jury action. hearing held this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King and Jones
Penn’s
Sixth Street
William Edward Murphy
Bartholowa
Murphy
Thomas G. Penn
Penn
Justice Smith
Palm
A. D. Willard
Memorial Service for Min Ida Cunningham Held at M E Church
Last evening a memorial service for Min Ida Cunningham filled the M E church lecture room. Rev Dr Todd spoke of the deceased life and character. Members praised her zeal as a church worker and superintendent of the primary department. She chaired missions work as president of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and contributed to Epworth League efforts. Cunningham was a broad minded Christian active in temperance and M O A circles, and her presence will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. Cunningham
M. E. Church
Todd
Sunday School
Cause of Missions
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mercy and Help
Epworth League
Misa Cunninghaw
Temperance
M.O. A
Naval officers held at Venice to be freed after damages
American naval officers imprisoned in Venice expected to be released today or tomorrow. Release hinges on payment of civil damages totaling 92,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Nova
Roux
Traty
May L
Venice
Tornado Devastates Dacca Area Killing Many
A May 1 dispatch reports a severe tornado striking Dacca and nearby towns in India, with 416 casualties. Separately, a Western Maryland freight train derailment near Highfield caused nine cars to break loose, devastating tracks and structures near Edgemont and Hagerstown, with one observed rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Newa
Cacorra
India
Dacca
Pwo
Pnra
Maryland St
Highfield
Hagerstown
Pon- Mar
Edgemont
Hagers
Baltimore ordinance on Western Maryland Railroad sale wobbles on second reading
The W. RK. Deal ordinance to sell Baltimore city holdings in the Western Maryland Railroad faced a strong attack by Major Richard M. Venable after a second reading by the City Council. A third reading was blocked and the council planned to reconvene at 5 p.m. that day. Also noted are notices of marriage licenses, local ball games, lectures, coal ads, and several Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursions and tours from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RK. Deal
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad
Richard M. Venable
Doe Business Ad Promises Housefull Goods at Low Prices
Arranged for this game and you are welcome to come and enjoy Sgams. If you do not want to Tea Set, Toilet Set, Knives and year, call at my store and I will show you a housefull of Goods to valed from. The Baddest Lamps you ever baw, from 25¢ each up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markell & Trail
April Deaths and Burials Across City and County
The April death toll for the city and county shows 45 total deaths with 10 in the city and 35 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet St Johns the Reformed and various local cemeteries. Burials were recorded in Middle Town Emmitsburg Thurmont Myersville and several other communities. Mortality fell versus March. Superintendent Mischsel of Mt Olivet reports 9 interments adults 8 children 1 city 3 in state and 1 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. Johns
Reformed
Middle Gown
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Myersville
Grosnickle
Brunswick
Liberty
Masor
Haughs
Monterns
Koonts Chapel
Rocky Hil
Ms. Pleasant
Urbans
Beaver Dam
New Market
Daysville
Brook Hill
Woodville
Utica
Kemptown
Petersville
Mischsel
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
City
Sanity
Baltimore
Washington
Central Bank Plans and Fire Alarm Committee Formed
The Central National Bank building will be expanded with about ten offices once contracts are awarded after awaiting specifications. Plans were prepared by Henry Smith of York. A Fire Alarm Committee was formed including Jacob Bohrback George Wallace and Harry Haver to discuss a regional system with other fire companies and a toilet room will be added to Independent Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Bank
Leive
Char
Central National Bank
Heary, Smith
York
Hoas Company
Jacob Bohrback
George Wallace
Harry Haver
Masonic Temple Furniture Arrives for Lodge Room
Furniture for the Masonic Temple has arrived and is being placed in the lodge room. It features original cherry wood and red plush cushions. The sitar is a beautiful piece bearing the insignia of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Order
Frederick City Hospital Opens For Reception Day
This afternoon marks the formal opening of Frederick City Hospital with a reception for friends of the restricted and all who wish to inspect the building. Visitors are invited to call between 4 and 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Restriction
May Devotions at Visitation Academy Begin
May devotions at the Academy of the Visitation began with a procession to the history of the Blessed Virgin followed by devotions and a sermon by Fr Kelan. Services will be held every evening during the Taenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of the Visitation
Kelan
Gradcastes in Bentisky at Maryleed University
S. Saylor son of Mr. C. B. Saylor of this city and Bf. Easterday of the county graduated last evening at Maryleed University Dents College in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentisky
S. Saylor
C. B. Saylor
Bf. Easterday
Maryleed University
Dents ‘College
Baltimore
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the Daily News
Joseph Addison
Med
John Dryden
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington
Dublin
Jacob Meyerbeer
Samuel Peter Heintzelman
John Newton
Hell Gate
New York City
George Dewey
USN
Manila Harbor
Philippine Islands
Dewey
Munkacay
Bonn
Germany
Eral Newton
Tas
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
ipArisete
Pease E Coe
Oie Ee Wm. Anderton
Ios Cream Factory
Ptdpenee An
Aieia Ataeiey W.M. Bopst & Co
Sponeeiler’s
FB Petnonhicetez
Lidie’s
Dleokare
Iedarick
B. M. Zacharias
A. O. McCardell
Anden
Mary Brat Messer
Atlantic Monthly
Schley
Ismestown
Norfolk
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Waters Chapel
Springstreet
B. F. Les
Wilberford
Ohio
Ly Aspire
Bo Remiy
News OF the State
Maryland Classics
Thomas
William Murphy
Miss Cummingham
Heleaso American Oficers
Balticore
Charles B. Easterday
Janet G. Hoffman
Frederick
Lidie's
John Chinaman
Elbert
D. D
Woman's College
Maree. & Tra
Marie & Tran
Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Markes Bt
Balti
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Osmden
Baltimore and Ohio
Boston
Gander
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic ‘Ocean
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Delight ii
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Bose
Martin
Trafic
Sohn Hendrickson
Rpaa
Talepbous
Henphorson
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Ziurs
Clinton EB. Main
N. Markel St
Obe
County
Tsanogle
Wagaman
Spaulding
Spaulding Bros
Messizes
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
Bover
Toder Committee
Watts
McCall Patterna
GEO
B. Rodook
Eric
Beran
North Market Strel Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P.rice
Frederick County
Bidw Wales
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Professionsi
E. Petermay
Franklin Strait
Leamani
Court Street
Fhone
aSdawis Rowim Devilbias
Amob Urner
Devilbiss & Urner
Doll & Albsurh Building
Fredertab, Mi
Oottdewigets Man
Atlee Radclife
University OF Maryland
James B. Radolff
George A. Glbert
D. Nicodemus
Dentist
Frederick Co
Docre Fa
Bitheborrower
Borteere
Ja Sami
Desirebie
Suvarbes
Frederick. Ltd
Bents
Charek
Townstwn Sport & Som
Fayette ST
OPPO
Postoffice
Jabi
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