Personal notes from a distant city gathering
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. P.B. Kunkel is sojourning at Atlantic City. Mrs. Chas. W- Rogs, Jr., went to Washington today. Mr. Frank K. Schmidt, of the city, is spending the day in Hanover on business. Postmaster Garrett DeGrange is spending the day in Washington on business. Miss Emma McKone, of Piedmont, W. Va., in the guest of Mrs. S. L. Lilly, East Second street. Miss Ruth Davis, the charming and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Davis, Weet Patrick a treat, left this morning for Millville, New Jersey, where she expects to spend the summer with her sister, Mra.8.W. ox She will also visit Atlantic City and Ocean City, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.B. Kunkel
Atlantic City
Chas. W- Rogs, Jr
Washington
Frank K. Schmidt
City
Hanover
Garrett DeGrange
Emma McKone
Piedmont
W. Va
S. L. Lilly
East Second Street
Ruth Davis
F. B. Davis
Patrick
Millville
New Jersey
Ocean City
Pineapple Festivals And Fences Repainted In Town
Brief notes report May strawberry festivals booked for the week, James Hann hiring painters to repaint Misa Williams residence on South Market street, and a court case in Harrisburg involving Meyer Spiro with charges of dishonest goods shipments. Also mentions Jacob Gittinger’s death near Sandyville, the X.M.C.A. Star Course opening praise in Lynchburg and Norfolk reviews, plus a City Opera House appearance May 9 and paint advice for graining with Devosined and ground mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hann
Misa Williams
South Market Street
Maryland Federal Appointments Slate Fixed by McComas
A Maryland slate for federal posts was fixed after a McComas conference. Key picks include Phillips Lee Goldsborough as collector of internal revenue and William F. Stone as collector of customs. Others named: John O. Boze district attorney Aloysius E Bowling subtreasurer BR Ravenscroft surveyor of the port John F Langhammer US marshal Ross Mace appraiser. The naval officer post remains open to suit William T Malster and Cable as deputy. Mudd slate not considered. McComas slate favored with minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudd
Frederick County
Maryland
Phillips Lee Goldeborough
Dorchester County
Internal Revenue
William F. Stone
Baltimore
John O. Boze
Baltimore County
Aloysius E. Bowling
St. Mary's County
BR. F
Senator McComas
Mr. Mudd
William FF. Stone
Customs
William T. Malster
William F. Airy
United States
A. #. Bowling
Wilbur F. Jackson
O. Ross Maca
P. L. Goldsborough
R. F. Ravenecroft
Ashley M. Gould
Washington
William Campbell
William Griffith
National State Bank
McComsa Wee
Jackson
MoUomas
William H. Jackson
Sny
Placs
Giants Win Again at Athletic Park in Frederick
The Frederick baseball club fell 12 to 6 to the Oulian Giants in yesterday afternoon’s game. Both clubs produced exciting early play, but Frederick faltered in the sixth inning as the Giants surged ahead with timely hits and errors. Brast and others charged with several two baggers, while Riddlemoser relieved Whitehill and allowed only one run. Frederick’s Motter and a sharp double play by Eisenheuer, Brest, and Bundergil stood out as promising signs for a stronger club with more practice and teamwork ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Oulian X Giants
Athletic Park
Giants
Waterloo
Jane
Riddlemoser
Whitehill
Frederick Boys
Howard
Brast
Markey
Eisswhiner
Bennett
Robinson
Benson
Motter
Bain
Eisenheuer
Brest
Bundergil
Satisfying Customers Through Timely Advertisements
A merchant can win customer satisfaction by clearly informing shoppers when items meet individual needs. Varying tastes require multiple offerings and daily or weekly specials to reach all ears. Advertising in Taz News is the method to reach people and drive satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Funeral of Samuel Bowens at Asbury Church
The funeral for Samuel Bowens, a colored man, was held yesterday afternoon at Asbury church with services by Rev. O Ostroll. Pallbearers were Paul Young, Charles Wilson, Elijah Davin and Charles Smith. Interment followed at Letering Sons' cemetery. A Rica & Sons managed funeral dirers. Mrs. Hamilton Lindssy, Record St., ill, was reported improved. Mr. John EB W. Hargett, East Pasrick ebresh, remains very sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bowens
Asbury
Retr. FT. O. Ostroll
Paul Young
Charles Wilson
Elijah Davin
Charles Smith
Letering Sons
A. Rica & Sons
Fansral
Phe
Hamilton Lindssy
Record St
Betser Todsy
John EB. W. Hargett
East Pas
Rick Ebresh
Week's Transfers in Frederick Courts May 7 1902
Weekly record from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts lists property deeds marriage licenses and inventories. Notable real estate transfers include Harry Rinecker to John Rinecker and Sarah Chaney and Adolphus Harner to James Harbaugh among many others. marriage licenses issued for Daniel Grean Laura May and several couples. and orphan court actions including guardianship will probate and administration filings for John T. Bess Lydia Wood William Downey and Thomas N Harwood estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Harry Rinecker
Lona E. Walker
John Rinecker
Sarah A. Chaney
Sarah Chaney
Star
Sarah Morrison
Charles E. Shank
J. W. Creager
G. Osri’ Leatherman
Martin L. Horine
Jas
Norrig
F.B. Smith
Eleanora O. Grove
Mary L Haller
Samuel L. Haller
Frederick
Martin R. Brandenburg
O.A. Brandenburg
BR. W. Pryor
Walter A. Withers
David Zimmerman
Annie E. Bitzer
George W. Bitzer
Mary L
Isaac H. Haller
E. L. Coblentz
Hartsook
Et al
Peter L. Hargett
Wm. A
Margaret E. Wood
Brunswick
Nettie E. Orria
Catherine A. KR. Young
Amanda J. Sheller
Franklin G. Bank
Aldred D. Smith
Daniel Grean
Laura May
George W. Fisher
Bedford
Minnie Hoile
Branswick
John G. Sanger
Cora EB. Watkins
John &. M. Smith
Mary M. I. Lowe
J . Gay I. Plonkart
Urbana
Emma D. M. Leather
Araby
John T. Bess
Lydia A. Wood
Aules
Charles A. Eyler
Ebner E Raymer
Ethel E
Addie F. Raymer
William Downey
Daniel Stottlemeyer
Melvin A. E. Biser
Daniel , Stostiemeyer
Melvin Abe
Biser
George Wm. Smith
Thomas N. Harwood
Thomeas N. Harwood
Lattera
George Wim. Smith
Gourt
Thomas N. Harwoood
Law Grips Alonzo Price in Larceny Hearing
Alonzo Price, arrested last week on a turkey theft charge, had a hearing before Justice Wood yesterday. State's Attorney Worthington urged discharge after testimony failed to prove larceny, and Price was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Price
Removal Prep as Jesuit Novitiate Leaves Frederick
Deod Conveying the Property to Cardinal Gibbons Recorded Removal to Take Place About September 1. The Jesuits plan to move from Frederick as St Johns Literary Institution transfers Buckeystown property to Cardinal Gibbons for five dollars. The Jesuit property in the city and county will be disposed later, with no property retained after the Novitiate moves to St Andrews on the Hudson. The new St Andrews building is near completion, walls up and plastering underway, overlooking the Hudson. Father O Rourke will inspect and arrange for trans-ex before occupancy, targeted for September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Jesutta
Frederick
Manor Church
Buckeystown
St. John’s Literary Institution
St. Andrew's on-the-Hudson
Hudson River
Father O'Rourke
The
Novitiste
St. Andrews
Beat His Father In Law George Keith Arrested
George Keith was arrested at Monrovia by Deputy Lysander Etchison for assault with intent to murder Wom. H. Roberts his father in law. Justice Smith of New Market committed Keith to jail to await the grand jury and he will be brought before the court on a writ of habeas corpus. Whiskey is said to have sparked the trouble at Keiths home after Roberts drank during a visit following a trip to Frederick. Keith allegedly struck Roberts severely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keith
Monrovia
Lysander Etchison
H. Roberts
Justice Smith
New Warket
Keith
Roberts
News of the Churches and public health concerns
News notes that Jacques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar will attend M E church service at 730 this evening with Rev E Todd preaching for the Feast of the Ascension. All Saints Episcopal and Reformed Church hold morning services and a Sunday school celebration is set for 7 pm. Reports warn of trichinosis from canned meats in Richmond with doctors treating patients as officials consider further health action. A Baltimore arrest follows for Moses Costey, charged with fraudulently raising a $2 money order to $12 and jailed for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar
M. EH
E. Todd
Sainta Episcopal
Moses Costey
Baltimore
United States
James Stoner
Winfield
Ourrall County
Rogera
Wilkes Barre notices and local events update
The Postoffice Department bans mail use for Enaisss cpaw arm and Van Kirk and Robina of Wilkesbarre, barring leaflets while orders may be filled. Knights of the Maccabees meet in a new lodge room at the Masonic Temple with J K Masgrom present. William Detboyer and Moody Burgess return from the Philippines aboard the Grant. A new organ is being installed at St. Saints Episcopal Church with expected use by May 18. Masonic Strawberry Festival plans proceed with committee meetings and a general gathering next Tuesday. Dr J B W Hargert's market quotes: corn VAR 2.85, corn shelled 61c, wheat No 2 red 90. Hay 39 to 10. Mrs Hood injured after a fall on her country home doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enaisss Cpaw Arm
van Kirk & Robina
Wilkesbarre
Postoffice Department
Washington
Knights of the Macabees
Masonic Temple
Macabees
Knights of Pythiss
J. K. Masgrom
Lawyers Call for Higher Education Standards for Bar Applicants
A letter from the State board of law examiners to the Court of Appeals urges that candidates for admission to the bar be evaluated on their overall education. The court ordered examiners to weigh a applicant’s preliminary education in rating responses to legal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Law Examipora
Court of Appeals
Park Hotel offers grand opening and seafood specials
Local ads advertise a grand opening at the Park Hotel with music, drinks, and a free lunch. City Hotel Grill showcases oysters clams and seafood specials tonight. Multiple notices promote theater Kathleen Mavourneen May 15, a Delsarte waist fitting, and a Boston tour by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with June 12 departure and a 60 dollar round trip rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toonight
City Hotel Grill
Busy time for housekeepers in spring and summer
The ad highlights new floor coverings and shades, rooms to be papered, and wide selections at right prices. It promotes Floor Coverings and decorations as the latest offerings for spring and summer, claiming unmatched variety and value in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sss Mb
Lamps Sale Notice From The Reddest Lamps
Goods to effect from. The Reddest Lamps you ever saw, from 250 emph up.
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Alain Renete Sage
Ate
Porteus
Robert Morris
Fancler
Philadelfia
Teghin Pu
Kamehameha I
Group of Islands
Dged
Louis Moreau Gottschalk
New Orleans
James Wadsworth
Geneseo
John Stuart Mill
Gustav Flaubert
Rouen
James A. Weston
Manchester
KEW Adves
Lady Bugs
Oxfords
Radcli
Central Nat'l Bank
Nat'l. Bank
First Nat'l. Bank
Geo. K. Brengle
Rodock & Co
N. 6Th St
Phila
Lidie
D. H
Hargett
Park Hotel
Arriees Park Hotel
Aise Ate Landis
David ‘Wingberg- Yo
Moser
Spiro
United States District Court
Harrisburg
Meyer Spiro
Waynesport
W. T. Omwake
Waynesboro
Omwake
W. Bronson Ort
Chambersburg
Jacob Gittinger
Woolery
Ostroll
Sandyville
Abraham Lincoln
Reisterstown
Sandy Mount Methodist Protestant Church
Sigt
Enius Glee Club
Firme
Louis Giles Clot
Ms. Smith
Lynchburg
Minnie Marshall Smith
M.H. Byers
Norfolk
City Opera
Ena
Pir
MR. M'Comas
Fenersls
William H. Smith
Guilding
Hersh Hichelberger
Julia M. Miller
Lewis M. Hizoorff
Julia Miller
William H. Repp
Effie B. Simmons
Jane E. Simmons
H. Simmons
Samir
Trovele
Mamie Diexmy Wes
Oziver Holbransr
Justice Wood
John Carley
William Franklin
Justice Jordan
Nelson
Thomas Williams
Leola
Downingtown and
Lavesster
Lancaster
Ivo Carse
News OF the Churches
Richmond
Board of Health
Philippines
Wiliam Detboyer
Myersville
Moody Burgess
New Market
United States Cavalry
Bredaerick
San Francisco
Grant
al? Saints’ Episcopal Church
Or. J.B. W. Hargert
Hood
James M. Hood
Howe
Litte
Belday
the Park Hotel
Marghoalia Olsirvoyant
West Patrick Street
Doubs
N. T. Brod
Kathleen Mavourneen
Delsarte
Misa M
North Market Street
Wa. C. Boteler
Lete
Kansas City University
London Hospital
N. Market Bt
Boston
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
New York
Juans
D. B. Martin
Inperial Batiste
Ponge DE Moussine
Tibbue Francaise
Drassere
Lisle
Plata
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Frederi & County
Isanogie
Wagaman
Spaulding
Spaulding Bros
Isanogle & Wagamas
B. Sappington
Cm. Glassware, &O
B. Sappingtons
Perth Deer Mall
Rodook & CO
Eee
Erate Os Tin Pigstore
Rharua
Had
Bmyrna
Orientea
Brussels
Axminsters
B.rodock & M
A. T. Rior & Sons
A. T. Riz & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Eare Builders
Tee
Wales
Illard
Keller
West Patrick
Strest
Peterman
Franklin Street
OSBPE
W. Gaves
Court Street
Edwin Devilbies
Amos Urner
Devilbiss
D* A
Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Eas
Radd
D* R. C. Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Noah E. Gramer
Cramer
Walt
Bartholows. Ltd
Chareh Bs &Th
Erie
Walkersville
Mayne
Garden Place
Sith
Neventh
Noritiste
Pearl
South Street
Schiersville
N. Market Street
Noam B.iskamsk
Ketenional Bank Ballcioe
Poedererms
Townssyp Sport & Som
Bankers
Beoreere
Fatsits ST. Oppo
IGS Printing Department
Feederick
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