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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
3
A prompt report is requested from subscribers to The Nets regarding any irregularity in the receipt of papers. The instruction emphasizes timely notification to ensure proper delivery and issue resolution.
A string of social notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick, Baltimore, Washington and West Virginia. Names include Miss Mino nia Dall, Mr. Tosmas J. B McNully, Mr. John W. Eyler, Mr. 0 A. Hankey, Mrs. W. W. Myers, Mr. Charles Hiteshew, Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs. Agnea Krise-Hill, Briees Huma A. Grows, Etelka L. M. Hoadley, Miss Hi. Ray Maynard, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank BE. Rhodes with relocations and travels to Baltimore, Chambarabarg, Pa., and other localities.
Mrs S A E Toms of East Second street improves her property with two bay windows. Mack the cat of Miss Sallie Micklay Hast Slushsbreat died yesterday of old age at sixteen years. New houses of Mr Robert A Bennett on North Market Street repainted by Br Mohr F. Moberly.
Special dispatch reports a laundry at the rear of the general hospital at the Presidio burning completely in the morning blaze. The hospital, sheltering about a thousand patients, narrowly escaped damage as flames spread from the laundry.
William Waldorf Astor Jr and Sir Nannies Lang horns Bhaw tied the knot today at All Souls Church. The ceremony drew notable guests and marked a high society wedding in Lospos Esc. Rumors of the family alliance have circulated for weeks.
Scrastex Pennsylvania May 3 delegates gather as the coal miners convention opens with expected speeches and organization of upcoming agenda amid industry concerns.
Constastisore May 3 Mohammed Resched heir to the throne of Turkey is dead. The Sick Mrs Paul Siseffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Brengie East Southatreat under treatment at City Hospital exams. Mr Gay Albaugh continues to improve. Doll Brothers moved carpet department to rooms over Farmers and Mechanics National Bank during store improvements. Fortnightly Literary Club meets at Kemp Hall 315 o’clock tonight. Sciatica cured after twenty years J B Massey Clinton St Minneapolis was tortured by Belatica. Pain Balm relieved pain after one application and near a bottle cured him. Try Pain Balm 20 cent bottle at Pestres Drug Store ARPHIVE.
The Frederick Business Men's Association staged a successful annual banquet at the Otto Hotel with Adm. Bobley as guest of honor. Speakers praised the heroism of Santiago and urged civic cooperation to advance Frederick County, while Mr. George S. Rodeck outlined the association's aims to foster progress and fight corruption.
Admiral Schley addressed a Maryland town meeting praising local heritage and urging a shift to a more convenient market hour. He recalled boyhood friends and the state’s historic role, noting Maryland’s contributions from Revolutionary times through the Continental Navy and early American leadership.
A fragmentary account recounts a naval encounter in February 1776 between the American frigate Trumbsell and the British ship Wratt off Brent harbor. The battle lasted three hours and produced heavy damage with many casualties, praised as a high seas combat of the Revolutionary era.
Admiral Schley saluted Maryland’s legacy, recounting riflemen from Frederick County and the Hornet voyage, praising Marylanders who supplied ships, arms, and crews from 1775 to Yorktown. He lauded General Smallwood, Tench Tilghman, and many others, noting Maryland’s steadfast role in land and sea battles and the enduring Star Spangled Banner heritage.
Admiral Bobley announced after a banquet that he hopes to become a Maryland resident again, saying he would return to the dear old State to make it his home. He conferred with a small party in the hotel lobby and noted circumstances prohibit a Frederick return. He then boarded for Washington after a 1040 a m departure.
A Frederick banquet featured tributes to Admiral Schley and civic figures. Speeches praised community leadership, recalled Willard O. Keiler as a key organizer, and urged ongoing cooperation for city progress. The event closed with patriotic singing and thanks from Mayor Smith.
A junior musical recital will be held at the Woman's College tomorrow evening at 8 15 oclock. Miss Mary Lewis of Lovettsville Virginia plays piano. pupil of Miss Gring. Miss Jennie O. Ensminger of Fiapiot Manheim Pennsylvania and Miss Haddle B Earlerbaugh of Alcoons Pennsylvania play piano. pupil of Miss Diek. Miss Katterthe Slagle of Westminster Massachusetts, soprano pupil of Mr Esckwith, will perform.
Ir Charles Klipp has been awarded the contract for grading the new road between the Baltimore and Frederick pikes and the Carlton Dean place at Braddock Heights and expects to commence work on Tuesday next.
A letter to Dr Bros Prederick from F. W. Dryoz & Co. defends word of mouth advertising. It argues a satisfied customer remains the strongest promotion for Devoe paint, citing a house painted years earlier and a later recommender as proof that pleased buyers keep selling the product.
A partial bank ledger page dated 1906 shows capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and a cashier's sworn statement. Items include notes on reserves, interest accounts, and paid taxes. Adjacent, a dry goods advertisement promotes jackets, towels, collars, and summer textiles, highlighting prices and new styles.
A collage of small ads and notices lists job seekers, tradesmen, and professionals. Items include a man seeking a saber skilled worker at 2.25 per day, various medical and optical services by Dr. O W Hines and Dr E Schmid, electrical and gas appliance promotions by Frederick Gas and Electric Co, and a funeral director listing. Also notes dates for medical and optical public visits and a May 5 1908 appointment for Frederick city hotel eye ear throat clinic.
L E Sellinix invites attention to beautiful room size matting bugs and a new season display in our city. The collection features a large variety of china and Japanese mattings with stylish hall and stairs pieces. Limited quantities suggest visiting early. the market will not send more this season.
Baseball at Clarka Plays diamond last evening ended with South Streat School edging Hosebuds by a decisive score. Tape battery for South Streat School featured Phabas and Rodriguez, Rozsbach, Earl Zsigler, and Harry Zsigler. A rematch is set for Friday. At City Opera House Chauncey Kelifer Stock Company staged Do Barry with a fair crowd, praised for strong acting and pleasing scenery. Tonight Ens company presents Jessa Jamez.
Merris Washington, a Black woman, was brought before Justice O H Eckstein for drinking and causing a disturbance early today. After hearing the evidence, Eckstein fined her two dollars, which she paid.
Local mentions list a May 6 baseball game between Hagerstown and Frederick at Maryland School Grounds, 3 p.m. Proceeds benefit San Francisco. Admission 25 cents, ladies 15 cents. Also ads for Ric Cardeil strawberry sundaes, Faust Blend coffee, McCarvell’s chocolate sundaes, fresh seafood, Friday specials, and a May 5 junior class dance at Juanier Hall.
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