Orme case dismissed over land ownership dispute
In circuit court the case State v William Orme over timber cut from Sugarloaf Mountain was dismissed after lines showed the timber came from the wrong land. Judge Motter adjourned court to the May term and then handled Annie Hood's cases with a suspended sentence and a later five year penitentiary term for larceny. Hood is sister to William Mitchell and tied to a multi‑case docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCcure
State
William Orme
Sugarloaf Mountain
Soother
Orme
John O. Motter
Annie Hood
Annie
iMotter
John Weller
Motter
Annis
Alexander
Annis Hood
William Mitchell
Goldie P.ambrose
William
Personal notices and local travels of Frederick residents
Local residents share visits and moves including Mrs James M Baltimore in town, Miss Irwin Harry visiting Washington, Mrs Jeannette Nelson in Allentown, William L Gilbert managing Groff House, and others returning from Baltimore or heading to Los Angeles. A hearing cites William Mitchell, listed as insane, for an alleged assault near Fangaville with prior corrections history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Baltimore
Irwin Harry
Washington
Jeannette Nelson
West Thirdetraes
Allentown
William L. Gilbert
Groff
William H. Hamsburg
North Market Street
Baltimore
Wm. H. Turner
Los Angeles
California
B. ¥. Band
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
City
Teoday
James H. Ingram
Baltimore and Frederick
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Cei Arid
Mitchell
William Mitchell
Goldin P. Ambroge
Fangaville
Juattoe 'O
Sannyalde
Feagaville
Isis
Tas News
Wreck Victims Toll Rising As Identifications Increase
A dispatch reports actor manager Sam Shubert dead from a wreck injuries. Twenty bodies recovered and eleven identified as officials await updates on the disaster at Harrisnure May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecial
Tax News
Harrisnure
Sam
Shubert
Annual Frederick County WCTU Convention in Walkersville
The nineteenth annual Frederick County WCTU convention gathered about forty delegates and guests from Frederick, Myersville, Middletown and Buckeystown. Mrs S C O Thomas presided. Rev W N Ridgely gave the opening address. Delegates heard reports, honored Mrs Hamilton Lindsay, and hosted a luncheon and supper at the Walkersville church. Elections named officers and superintendents across multiple committees, including colored work and temperance education, shaping next year’s union leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Walkersville
Frederick
Myersville
Middletown
Backeystown
M. KE
Mra
Thomas
Buckeyatown
Katheryn Bartgis
Bartels
Bruce Thomas
W.N. Ridgely
Woman's Obviatian Temperance Union
Haslup
Whittier’s
Hamilton Lindsay
J. Hanson Stauffer
Walkeraville
Asper
Chapirs
W.T . UW
Boys’ Temperance Association
Mra. Stoner
8.C. Thomas
Nora McKinney
Hasinp
Shinges
Father
May Markell
Rest Cottage
Mamie Akers
Borkittaville
Sacha Langdon
Hattie Mayne
Towea
Y's
Misa Hammond
Baltimore
Haslop Rose
A. T. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Misa L. M. Kotler
Misa K. M. Bartis
Flower Mission
Misa Carrie Morsell
Heater Marstell
Francia Lee Stoner
Jonnie da Lashmautt
Walkersville W OTU Gathering Crowded Evening Program
The Walkersville W O T U held its 19th Bonnal convention drawing large crowds as a silver medal was awarded to Miss Nallie Raper for oration. Miss Nelle Asper and other contestants performed while Rev W N Ridgely staged events and a convention portrait was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havioken
May Markell
Braos
Luella Marriott
Jefferson
Fracohies
Kathleen Beard
Middletons
Asper
Ellver
Walkersville
M. E Church
J J. Lohsetter
Reformed Church of
Nelle Asper
Mattare
Mies Edith McCormick
Woodshire
Misa Myrtle Shall
Mies Nellie Thomas
Buckeratown
Misa Price Young
Yellow Springs
Misa Elinor Beard
Geo. Worman
Fransrick
Outehall
Woodaboro
WY WN. Ridgely
Prizs
Nallie Raper
Mra Katherie Eisenhower- Font
Datety
Helenn Stautfer
Miasea Nellie Sod Hadith Nicodemus
W. W. Ridgely
Missus Fannie Burtler
Ethel Stautfer
Mesara
Edwin Devilbis
Frank Burtler
John
Order of Eagles forms local lodge with 96 members
A Fraternal Order of Eagles legal series was organized in Junior Hall last evening with ninety six members. Officers elected include Past Worthy President Charles F. Shipley and Worthy President Jacob Saumidt. Delegations from Hagerstown Cumberland Winchester Martinsburg and Baltimore helped install the lodge. A banquet followed in Junior Hall after a special trip from Hagerstown aboard an electric road car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Charles F. Shipley
Jacob Saumidt
R Hos. Hemp
Geo. E. Gannon
Ernest Fox
Onaries M. Hagan
Wiliam Wolfs
Ira J. Mc Gordy
Horse Fracas Spurs Burdette Wagons On Market Street
A horse belonging to Curtis Burdette on the M arkel farm near Frederick Junction was hitched to a wagon on South Market Street. The horse tripped on an iron pipe, kicked free, wrecked the shafts, and returned home with Burdette. The wagon remained undamaged aside from the broken shafts. Nearby, home renovations on East Patrick Street progress after a recent fire, and the Stoner residence on East Second Street nears completion. Eastern Star notes report a grand visitation planned for Mizpah Chapter No. 9 on September 1 with World’s Fair connections. Sick reports include Elizabeth Smith improving at Frederick City Hospital and James Walker still ill on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnurtis Burdette
Markell Farm
Frederick Junction
South Market Strees
Ebbert
Burdette
Samuel E Winebrewer
East Patrick Street
Schimmel
Haa
Joseph Bussard
East Obaroh Street
Francia L. Stoner
East Second Street
Fastern
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Mizpah Ohbapyer
Portland
Oregon
Exposition
Esatern Star
Elizbeth Smith
Frederick City Hospital
James E. Walker
Weat Patrick Street
Samuel Dutrow
Booth Market Street
Roger Doll
T. T. Hereperger
Miss Florence Trail Honored by Frederick Seminary Club
The Frederick Female Seminary Alumni Club held an open session at President Miss Martha McCleery’s home to honor Miss Florence Trail for her History of Italian Literature. Nearly a hundred guests from the clergy faculty and societies heard Trail discuss why Italian literature shaped world culture and its influence on Europe, with praise from notable scholars and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Female Seminary
Martha McCleery
Florence Trail
F. ¥. Seminary
Woman's College
Institute For the Deaf
McCleery
Miss Trail
Hood
Lottie Vernon
Apple
West
Mica Stewart
Bertha Trail
Kreh
Minnie
Edith Markey
D. Helen
Loesches
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard
L. W. Higginson
Camerona
Iterature
Misa Trail St
Mice Trail
Italy
Scientiata
Artlate
Suprome
Manzoni
Garibaldi
Mazzioi
Mies Steiner
McDonowell
White
Mary Bachbach
Mamie Dill
Thomas Kemp
F. F. Seminary
Local retail ads showcase fabrics and clothing bargains
The notice highlights discounts on wool black V stile fabrics, dresses, ribbons, organdies and sheer white goods from Frederick, Maryland to Dayton Ohio. It promotes spring merchandise, undergarments, children's and men's wear, and a property for sale at 120 West Fourth Street, Frederick. A dental office change and Kennedy's Gem Dining Parlor are noted along with train prices and a special Sunday rail trip from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Frederick
Surway
Qatek
M. G. Norns
Jefferson St
Dayton
Ohio
Local Commerce and Ads Highlights at Market Street
The page advertises boxed chocolates at Diamond’s 44 N Market and 46 N Market with reduced prices, men's pants, and a sale at Commercial Operators 11 Booth Market. It notes hardware stock clearance by J E Prick & Co, and electric fan offers from Frederick Gas & Engr Co. Also mentions ice cream by Hryogla Ive Co and Dr H V Dutrow’s office move to 38 NW Market St plus various dry goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Market
Frederick
Paters, &c
Ostland
J.E. Prick & Co
Frederick Gas & Engr. Co J
Exgicat
Mgr
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Whitderetta
James Bloweil Brown
Stuart Cereb
Ryman
Yellow
Catherine Esther Becher
Pated Reoeher
Elmira
Nooy
Bern
Ceneral
Co Armstrong
Prineinat
Jranptan OV
Indien School
Thimpton
Coas
Pennsyivanl
Richard Henry Stoddard
Crite
New York City
Til & PF
Ericton
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Colleator
Ghothing Ceereeen
W.C
Woman’s Christian Tmpsiance Union
Aerte
Frederick Clubs
Evejoy
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Osige
Suoh
Volos
Atak
Roe & Miller
Neidig & Miller
J. P. Senoindiver
H. G. Radcliff
Kennedy's
Gem
Fredarick Gas & Evec. Co
Sky South Market &I
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eicher
Monumental City
Louieville
Baltimore & Ohio
Confederate Veterans
Tioketa
Jane
Louiaville
Louisaville
Lonieville
R. K
L. E. Mullinix
Baschfol Flaff Roge
George
Rodock & CO
George B. Rodoge
North Market Liebe LP
W. East Fourth Street
Frederick Count Jones the. Tan
Cecil & Gorman
A.J Hichelberger
Winchester
Wingao
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W
Paviye
Bennot & Knots
Rohrback
D &.N. Heefauver
Church Street
Fredari¢ch
S. Kefauver
Qor. Church and Market Ste. Brick
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Marzidawly
Poms
Pricen Jngtoa
Citizens’ National Bank, Market
Patrick Streate
Modif
WM. CG. Soteler
Anad
Indian Rog Company
Oal
L. KE
Mullinix
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Diamond's
Oake
Blacult
Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Market St. Ne
Hryoegia Ive Co
H. V. Dutrow
Market 81
Williamson
R. E. Onracrn
Thurmont
Jamee
Patrick Street
Car Losa Atlas Cement
Konan & Jamra
IPA
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