Irregular Paper Recurrence Prompted Subscribers Report
Subscribers urged to report promptly about irregular receipt of papers to herewesomy, noting gaps and delays in distribution.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1906
Page
3
Subscribers urged to report promptly about irregular receipt of papers to herewesomy, noting gaps and delays in distribution.
Tomorrow subtracting the fifteenth day of the month the Daily News carriers will collect from subscribers on their routes the amounts due. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
Mrs Frances Starr widow of William Starr of Westminster Maryland died suddenly at her nephew Edward Brundige's home in Westminster in her late seventies. She was related to the late doctors Gayler of Frederick County and survived by one sister and several nieces. William H Anders died at home in West Trentville aged 76 leaving a wife and four children. Funeral at Entheran Church Woodsboro led by Rev K S Pofinger. interment at St Hops cemetery. Alexander Randall colored aged about? years died of consumption at 230 East Seventh Street. he was in Dorsey's Drum Band. funeral Tuesday at 3 pm at Espital Church. interment Laboring Sons cemetery. Adamstown High School and Maryland School for the Deaf played a baseball game in Frederick with Adamstown winning 10 to 1. batteries Benson and Duvall for Maryland School and Whip and Edwards for Adamstown. umpire Daveed Hale. Market news lists Tyson and Widdemus prices for oats and corn. various grades and prices noted.
Mr Bilton G Urner asked County Commissioners to postpone the reassessment hearing for Western Maryland Railway Gampspy set for tomorrow. Commissioners rescheduled it for Tuesday May 22. Letter to F C Norwood, Frederick, recounts Croton River tank Brewsters NY building 1884 repaint 1887 and paint costs Devoe Co. with sale mention by Hargett & Co.
The forty year mark of Rev Dr O borne Togle’s rectorate at All Saints Protestant Episcopal church in this city was celebrated. Members presented Dr Ingle with a gold token and a coat. a minutes book was also given as a commemorative gift from the congregation.
An All Saints Parish meeting on May 9 1906 adopted resolutions praising Rector Dr Osborne Ingle for forty years of uninterrupted service. A church service followed with floral decorations and music. Dr Ingle thanked the congregation and vestry, saying his years among them have been fruitful and that he hopes to continue serving with God’s help. The sermon drew on Colossians 3 2 and 1 Thessalonians 1 19 20 with hymns sung at both services.
The Baltimore, Frederick & Hagerstown Electric Railway Co plans underwriting 10 million dollars in first mortgage bonds to fund a 73 mile route between Baltimore and Hagerstown. President James E Isgram Jr refused to identify underwriters. Construction will start toward Baltimore, with rights of way sought in Frederick. The project includes a tunnel through Otostctin Mountain and a segment through South Mountain, plus seven miles of sidings.
Sr. Yan Lear Black of Baltimore was arrested at the City Hotel in Frederick after allegedly breaking the toll gate pole at Braddock. He claimed he could not control his automobile, while Deputy Sheriffs and Justice Eckstein held him for court. The party was returning from a several days tour, having paid tolls on the same gate earlier.
The first Bundsy excursion to Washington over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ran yesterday with 146 travelers taking advantage of low rates. Sixty six passengers headed to Baltimore. Justice of the Peace John W. Lloyd qualified before Clerk of the Court D R L Aatfoer for two years as the peace for Powervill district in this county.
A fragmented ad catalog notes low prices on pianos and organs with terms to suit buyers. It mentions Music & Lizzzarcee at 317 N Market St Frederick and a May 23 opening of Stonehursa Optings in Braddeck Heights. Also promotes hats, shirts, osteopathy, saliors, matting buffs, and assorted goods with aggressive advertising pitches.
A Sunday roundup recalls sermons at All Saints Epitopal and several churches. Ministers from Knights Templars, Ashleysville and Grace Reform, among others, deliver messages from John, Deuteronomy, Romans and Philippians. Sunday schools, Holy Name, and Epworth Leagues meet. new members join and a Mary land Synod session is planned in Bathany.
Yesterday and today items report Al Jones a lineman killed at Salisbury while boarding a Maylog train. A valuable horse is stolen from William G. Baugher near Ellicott City. J W Pennington freight conductor killed after being run over at Altamont. J G Neil brakeman fatally crushed at Cumberland. Hiram Lodge Westernport marks fiftieth anniversary. Dr Daniel Z Danott named surgeon in chief of Western Maryland Railroad. Frank Martin shot in Elkton. Oscar Gillespie arrested. Queen Anne County grand jury urges caution in payoffs to county commissioners.
For Straum and Bailey's client Heg eretown a special car departs Frederick at 4 pm returning from Hagerstown at 10 30 pm The round trip costs 80 cents Friday May 18 only Tickets may be used on our car Card of Tobanks Mr and Mrs Worthington DC Glaza extend thanks for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of their father.
Washington Deseversch, electrical engineer of the Philadelphia Fire Underwriters Association, condemns unskilled wirework and urges use of competent installers. He cites accidents from ignorant installations and endorses hiring only qualified electricians with proper guarantees and inspections by the Underwriters Association.
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