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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1906
Page
3
In a terse history snippet, figures such as iason born and died, poets and nobles are referenced alongside civil wars and political figures from various places. The fragment mentions Amelia Beveral and a duke of Wellington era, with scattered names suggesting a catalog of notable deaths and events.
Subscribers urged to report promptly to The News any irregularities in receipt of papers. The notice emphasizes vigilance and quick reporting to ensure delivery integrity and proper service.
Frederick city and county readers will see Tax Vaceety News ready Thursday in a handsome twelve page issue. It claims the paper has the largest genuine circulation and offers exceptional advertising value. Copy deadlines are listed for Wednesday at 5 p.m. for new ads and 12 p.m. for ad arrangements.
A list of residents with ties to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Brunswick travels. Individuals including Mrs Francis Becker Mr George Halle Mr George S Rodouk Miss Ella Conrad Miss Mary OBrien Miss Peart Goodman Mr Bascos O White Mr Wm Shenk and others spend days in Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Washington and return home or relocate for work or family reasons.
Jesza Hamies age 23 son of Daniel Hamies of Simples Manor Washington county drowned Sunday near the locks Chesapeak and Ohio Canal at Harper's Ferry. Body recovered and given to John McArthur Bolivar for burial. Divorce granted to Mrs Sarah E Dixon near Perk Mills through attorney Glenn B Worthington ending marriage to Ghazies D Dixon. Mrs Dixon to resume former name Esrah EB Eoblkeces.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only cure for deafness caused by mucous tube blockages and catarrh. It claims restored hearing by removing inflammation and misstates a remedy program with promises of large rewards for cure failures. It is sponsored by CRENER & CO. in Toledo, Ohio, urging readers to request free circulars and buy Hall's Pills for constipation.
The Knights of Pythias lodge in Monatata City reports progress on plans for a permanent home to be called Prebian Castle. A three story building is proposed with a basement, reading rooms, and lodge rooms. Members have begun stocking the association and Grand Chancellor Harp receives a token of thanks for services.
Guy Albaugh, a machinist at The Ox Fibre Brush Works, was seriously injured when a crow-bar slipped while unloading a heavy machine. The crow-bar struck his forehead between the eyes, crashing the base. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and, by afternoon, was reported as doing as well as could be expected.
Senny Side residence of Mr and Mrs John W Molesworth hosted a house party from Friday April 27 to Monday April 30 with a birthday supper in honor of Miss Mary Molesworth. Attendees included the Molesworth family and numerous friends and neighbors. An indoor assembly of Miss Ritchis dancing class closes Friday night at Junior Hall. Children’s spiral closes Saturday. summer assemblies planned at Biooz Esin.
Reports from the state note deaths on a railroad near Cumberland and in Milton. A hospital superintendent was appointed in Annapolis while homes along the river were burned. A Baltimore bride died shortly after her wedding in an accident. County Republican delegates favor renomination. secretary of the State Bureau of Immigration resigns for another post and a new successor is named.
A new Lutheran church costing 3520,000 was dedicated Sunday on the old Haughs church site near Ladiesburg. Dr J W Richards of Gettysburg Theological Seminary preached, with Rev O G Traming and Rev R S Poffenberger assisting. The original worship space on the site dates back more than 100 years as lands were subscribed by members and outside help sought.
Officials report Golforms for cemetery workmen secured for Mt Olivet. M Drez of East Patrick Street supplied the gear used by gravediggers for today’s funeral burials.
The column reports Dr. Jesse W. Downey of New Amfar Set improving and able to sit up. It lists sick residents including Mrs Charles Fraser on West South Street and Mrs Sue Maria of Falsonia Mississippi who suffered stomach trouble for months and was helped by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She praises the medicine and mentions Forset eats L Pestre's Drag Store.
The tenth year closing program of the W. T. U. sewing school drew a large audience. Students performed songs recitations and readings, with prizes awarded for perfect attendance and best work. Teachers and officers praised student effort and funding from friends supported a piano upgrade.
Frederick city team will play Hagerstown at the Maryland School grounds on Saturday for a San Francisco relief fund. Proceeds from gate receipts go to the fund, with free transport from electric roads and new uniforms for the Maryland School team. Manager J Harry Cnhler of Hagerstown and Mr Wyse of the Maryland School arrange the event.
A notorious woodpecker at 8 Middletown is said to dwell in the United States. It has spent weeks pecking a steel ball on a church spire, its persistent tat-tat audible for miles as residents and Johan Shafer watch with field glasses. The bird’s bill shows noticeable wear from the constant pressing.
Peter Wade aged 20 of Gapland Washington County was arrested by Sheriff Delbert yesterday afternoon in Brunswick. He is charged with threatening to murder his mother Mrs. Ruth Wade and his brother Harry Wade. Mrs Wade obtained a warrant before Judge Jaethe Brown at Browneville.
O. S. Wight, manager for freight rates on the Baltimore and Ohio, testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission that years ago he held 100 shares in the Fairmont Coat Company and later sold them for $5,000. He later reveals he received 100 shares from Mr. Watson during Fairmont’s formation, then sold them back. The discussion ties Fairmont to the Consolidation Coal line and B&O control.
Representatives from Junior Order United American Mechanics Daughter of America Daughter of Liberty Patriotic Sons of America Order of United American Mechanics and Knights of Marts unite to form a federation with over 500 669 members. The group pledges neutrality in politics while promoting philanthropy education and the study of social conditions. Contributions are noted for San Francisco relief and a theatre benefit at City Opera House featured Miss Grace Keiffer in The Hand of Man with The Poor of Russia set for tonight.
Mr Bradley T Nicodemus former Montegus Hospital superintendent buys an interest in the fish and feed store operated by Mr G Waring Tyson at East Patrick Street. The firm will be renamed Tyson and Nicodemus.
During a Sunday service at St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church in York Pennsylvania a large white cat caused a commotion by entering the organ. An organist’s prelude played as the animal settled on the keyboard and church officials investigated after worship.
Paebs Goiegs colored was heard by Justice John Wood last night for disorderly conduct on Saturday. Shawna fined $2. Cisra Powell colored, arrested by Officer Hobbs, fined $3 for throwing stones in Kilinebart alley. University Extension notes final meeting of local center in Gallege Hall this evening to discuss plans for the year.
The Women's Auxiliary to the Emergency Hospital extends thanks to city and county friends who donated articles and attended last Saturday's entertainments, praising unprecedented financial success. The family of Mr. Adolph Haba expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death. University Extension Teens meet in College Hall at 7 p.m. The Mountain City File, a leading local box file, sold by Heri & Reice.
Photographic Specialties offers nearly half price on remaining imported styles for thirty days starting May 7. Frederick Gas and Electric Co announces day and night operation from May 1 with discount electric motors and new stock of electric fans. Bell & Reics and Beumenaker advertise cough syrup and newly designed cards and invitations. New matting and design items showcased with limited quantities and low prices across stores.
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