Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Nearby Towns
A parade of visitors and movers appears in this column. Names include J J Snyder of Washington visiting Frederick, Miss McCarty of Washington staying with Mrs P B Kunkel, Alexander Neill Jr of Hagerstown on business, Justice William H Tyler of Backy Springs in Frederick, and many others visiting or returning to Baltimore, Rockville, Washington, Hanover, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Snyder
Washington
McCarty
P.B. Kunkel
Bass Pattick Street
Alexander Neill, Jr
Hagerstown
Frederick
Justice William H. Tyler
Backy Springs
Maggie Hill
Baltimore
Charles Finneyfrook
Lewis T. Lampe
J. Beary Lamps
Phoenix
Arizona
J. W Hiracoff
South Aarketstream
Slater
St. James
Washington County
Harry &. Flants
North Market Street
George W. Gittinge
Mr. Pleasant
Wm. Stevens
Hack Fourth Street
J. Marshall Grumbina Baz
Stang
Bkeiler & Co
North Market Streas
Tomas G. Backsy
South Market Street
Hanover
Mollie
Local Building and Health Notes Amid Busy North Market
Groff House on North Market receives a new roof by B K Pex and Mr John Schell’s residence gets balog repainted under Charles Welty Mears. Edward S Mobley & Bro start Braddock Heights water system contract. Charles E Moberly finds a carrier pig leg marked 1905 4072 in West Patrick street garden. Martin Kemp awarded two story dwelling contract on Diliavenus for Hie M Daniels. foundation work begun. Sickness updates include Gay Albaugh improving, Raglus Litsie East Fourth street ill, Silas A Thomas of East Patrick street able to be out, and Mrs John Umberger near Monrovia paralyzed yesterday evening. Live merchants boost space with talk in ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groff
North Market Steer
B.K
Pex
John Edward Schell
North Bmarket Street
Charles A. Welty
Edward S Mobley
Martin Kemp
Enacs
Welling-House
Diliavenus
Dac- Hie M. Daniels
Gay Albaugh
Raglus
God
Frank Litsie
East Fourth Street
Silas A. Thomas
East Patrick Street
John Umberger
Near
Monrovis
Public Schools Approve Commencement Dates and Appointments
The Board of County School Commissioners set the week of June 15 for commencements and July 10 11 for teachers certificates and scholarships. They allocated library appropriations for several high schools and appointed building committees and trustees for multiple regions including Point of Rocks New Market and Urbana with numerous changes in local posts and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Echool CommissiOnersat
Itm
Schooi
Middletown High School
Frederick Farals High School
Harding Grove School
Gogzoty High Echoola
Polot of Rocks
Isaac M. Motter
Charles W. Wright
B. L. Boblitz
Myorarle
Saac M. Motter
Wm. R. Young
BE. Boblitz
New Market
Rer
Issazo M. Motter
Col
B. Tiernan Brien
E. L Boblitz
Sopsridec
Dens
Bioka
Rad Hill
Banjamlo
John W. Tabler
James O. Hooper
Kaward
Edgewood
James MecKeczle
Martin J. W. Whitmore
Edward Biger
George W. Dwenty
Fenagaviile
Asa B. Renu
SM. F. McBride
Braddock
Melvin A E. Biesr
Milisrd Kefauver
Proceeds of Japanese Girl Operetta Aided San Francisco Relief
Womcoe's College reports receipts from the operetta staged at the City Opera House for San Francisco relief. Gross receipts amount to 156.65 with expenses including opera house ushers 23.25 costumes 26.70 printing 9.50 drayage 7.73 and four members of orchestra 3.00, totaling 734.5. Gratitude is given to donors and volunteers. Funds will be sent to appropriate authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womcoe's College
San Francisco Relief Fund
Herawith
Hiles
Dunley Page
WW. Osburn
Frank Baughman
Isrgs
State notes pardons and local appointments in brief
Governor Warfield grants a life sentence pardon for John C. Stewart. An auction of silver service for the cruiser Marysiasd is planned at ACESPolis within 30 days. Byron Bouchelie elected cashier of the Chesapeake City National Bank. Edward Rollins and Pris cia J. Pye marry in Chambersburg, Pa. Public Works selects members for the Shell Fish Commission and Dept. P. OG. B. Howard is reelected commander of the Oyster Bays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehere Kesterday
Tota
Warfield
John C. Stewart
Acespolis
Byron Bouchelie
Chesapeake City Naticcal Bank
John Banks
Edward Rolins
Washington County
Priscilla J. Pye
Chambersburg
Board of Public Works
Walter J. Mitchell
Charies County
B. K. Green
Someress
County
Caswell Grave
Balimore
Lawsuit over mileage books and railroad sale legality
Mr Anders sues Northern Central Railway for $50 damages claiming the state mileage book law requires sale of 1000 and 560 mile books. He applied for a 500 mile book, tendering $10, but was refused. The case tests a provision allowing damages for refusals by railroads operating in Maryland. Deputy Sheriff served documents on the railroad agent. hearing set before Justices Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
B & O Railroad Company
Isa
Anders
Northern Central Ballery
J. Francis Smith
Ssid Railroad Corporation
Say County
Baltimore City
Tha Casa
Datner
B. FP. Burg
Northern Central Railway Co
Gic
Sie
Acders
Smith
Alexander Woodward 85 Birthday Noted In Frederick
The aged Frederick resident Alexander Woodward born in May 1836 marks eighty five today. His father Jake Woodward a stone mason came from Chester County Pa to help build the Monocacy bridge on the Baltimore Turnpike. Woodward learned bricklaying and contributed to many local structures including the Evangelical Church Episcopal Church Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb Monocacy Hospital and the Treasury building wing in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Woodward
Frederick
Woodward
Mr. Woodward
Jake Woodward
Chester County
Baltimore
Beressod
Albaugh
Salexander
Civil War veteran Mr Woodward's long life in Frederick
Mr Woods endured hardship during the Civil War and later aided Gaicago’s post fire recovery. He returned to Frederick and managed a Market and Fourth streets provision store for 22 years before retiring. He remembers General Lafayette’s Frederick visit as a four year old, and has a brother George W. Woodward of Garrettson Ohio and sister Mrs Maria Kephart of Cumberland Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doricg
Woods
Hockstering
Gaicago
Brederick
Market
Fourth Streets
Woodward
Iiving
George W. Woodward
Garrailton
Obio
Maria Kephart
Cumberland
General Lafayette
Frederick
Patrick Streets
Dance at Red Men's Hall Brunswick for San Francisco sufferers
A large crowd attended a charity dance at Red Men's Hall Brunswick hosted by local young men. The Frederick Eslees Orchestra provided music and a midnight collation followed. The benefitting committee included Wilbur Nicodemus and Nong Conway. Real estate sale listed: Mrs John Filby buys from Miss Sadie Street at 106 West Sixth Street for 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Red Men's Hall
San Francisco
Messrs
Wilbur Nicodemus
Nong Conway
Frederick Eslees Orchastra
John Filby
Sadie Street
Law's grip fines man for fighting in disorderly conduct
Shereld was arrested yesterday evening by Officer Brengle and charged with disorderly conduct and fighting. He appeared before Justice H Eckstein who fined him $1 and costs, which were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait. Shereld
Evenig Sy
Brengle
Juattos CO
H. Eckstein
Coats
A KEY ALL SHE SAVED She Given Graphic Description of Earthquake
A San Francisco survivor Nellie Blostog Eyster recounts the 1906 quake and fire. She details waking at five sixteen and the hotel scene, the city’s collapse, fires, and mass homelessness. She notes rebuilding plans, aid from Southern Pacific, and hope for renewal amid catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nellie Blostog Eyster
United States
Stalra
Streste
Emeka
Marks' Strest
Sochus
Dessury
Love
Eurance
Sven
Southern Pacific Railroad
Esa
Assura
A Months Record and Local Debates in Araby Schoolhouse
Health officer’s report for April lists 5 deaths 2 males 3 females ages up to 60 with causes including gastritis ulcer and consumption. 3 births and contagious diseases such as measles 2 and scarlet fever 6. A debate on Woman’s Suffrage at Araby schoolhouse favored by the affirmative 2 to 1. City Opera House presented Jesse James by the Champsy Belffer Stock Company with a planned next show Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thomas
Makea
Mieszler
City Opera House
Jesse James
Obampsy- Belffer Stock Company
Jeokyll
Yde
CorrTerr- Citizens' National Bank Financial Statement 1906
The Frederick Maryland bank reports assets liabilities and capital as of April 6 1906 including cash notes and coin while listing deposits due to shareholders unpaid dividends and a 2 20 per cent reserve. Officials Zimmerman Travers Thomas and others certify the figures as true and sworn before a notary. Market quotes for corn wheat and oats follow in Tyson Nicodemus market quota for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinizens
Frederick
Marslard
U.S
Aztasey
Starz
Martland
Wm. G. Zimureaux
Wal G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Thomas H. Hagler
John 8
Kassburg
J.D. Barber
Borrectors
Tyson & Nicodemus
Mons
Local Business Notes and Public Notices
Local merchants announce offerings and events including home goods and lawn mower repairs at Abbott Machine Co. Free samples from National Biscuit Co. at May 5 event. Dr Wm Tarun in Frederick Md to advise at Emergency Hospital May 8 9. Oshta Orrican Co. Promote wholesale optics in Washington DC. May 3 1906. McCardell’s Strawberry Snadees and Faust Blend Coffee advertised with seasonal foods. Miss Ritchie’s Junior Fancy Dress Soiree set for May 3 11 am Junior Hall.
Summer cloths and gloves on sale in diverse fabrics
The ad promotes Black Twine cloth priced at one dollar and napkins at six hundred per dozen. It highlights Huck Towels, Towels, collars, and new long point collars. It proclaims summer fabrics in white ground prints, silk and lace items, and a range of gloves from $1.00 to $2.25. It also advertises belts in white washable fabrics and leather varieties.
Almanac notes and community notices from Frederick area
Local items include a charity baseball game between Hegerstown and Frederick on May 7 at 3 p.m. for the San Francisco fund, with admission 25 cents. a May 8 college event at Goart Square Assembly Hall with 25 cent admission. ads for jobs, ice cream orders, services, and new electric motor and appliance offerings. May 1st marked the start of a day and night electric service, with various equipment sales and store announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeratown Fa
Frederick
Hegerstown
Maryland
San Francisco Fond
Powhatee College
Fredsrox College
Goart Square
Assembly Hall
Pablic
Assis Holi
Ralph
Erzernic Co
Matting Bugs Exhibit Debuts in City Large Room Sizes
The display features gorelliea specimens shown for the first season in our city. Limited quantities encourage early viewing to avoid missing the new collection.
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TIE Daily News
Edwart
Prince of Wales
Henry VI
R. Isaac Marrow
Iso
M&x
Waasizaror
Boertal
Tee
W. L. Moors
Ts9
Weather Borean
Newton A. Mosar
Church Hill
Soanty
Farmseraville
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Mgr
Francis Palmer
Biyeraville
McKeo
Hock
Laurie Moser
Dollis Bready
Cherry Hill
Adamstown
Rockville
Washington, D. C
J. W. Efracofe
G. B. Church
Sherman’s Dale
Perry County
U. B. Church
Rav. N. A. Kiracofe
the Public Schools
Tran
Total
A. BR. Anders
Crugg
Northern Central Railway
Bat
Aston R. Ardera
Justica J. Fisrela Smith
Agatrer
Northern Central Railway Company
Sais
Andera
Alexander Wood Ward
Ree
TRE Social World
Citizens’ National Bank
Hovasskeepers
Hovsskeapera
Our Mu
D. Bowers Svuces Co
Abbott Machine Exop
West All Saints’ Street
Wm. Tsrun
Wil
O. W. Hines
Bairga
Coffica
Market Street
McCsrdell
Jaya
Besasr & Kyorr
McCaRnety’s
Eterne & Fox
Jon Bendrickson
Arpae Woon
Neidig & Miller
N18
Millee
Tinner
B. E
Fox
Patrick Street
Mountain City Creamery Co
E. L. Schmid
Citizane
Nat. Bank
McDuardble’'S
Bangsa
J Care
Frepaglie Gas
Eveersie Co
Edison
Dyer & Yiserr
Market St
China
Maton
George
Rodoce
Sligo
Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
P. Rice
H. E. Smith
Best Church Street
Frederick, Md
Drs Peterman
Franklin Street
GLP
C. Leefagver
No. 35
Phono
JosrEs
Clarket Street
Church Street
Frederick Ma
Adie
GEO. Esret’s Beer
Homa Bayerags
Life
Mohegan Ckoil
Faooy and Staple Groceries
West Patrichs Street
Lost and
Fotne
Dr. T.s
Sony Voeams
Fiat Caizan F. B
Sappenetor
Snaner
Hocseketing
Torisma
Dioner
Angis
Lampe Mara
B. B. Sappingtor
North Market Brreat
City
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