Death Ends A Romance Of Washington Couple
Evans Lyons of Washington D C dies suddenly in Orange New Jersey on the eve of his marriage to Miss Harrison aged sixty five. He was to wed the daughter of Mr Harrison and was visiting friends when found dead from heart failure in his chair. Lyons long known as a Georgetown figure and former owner of Lyons flour mills remains described as a gentleman of the old school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Lyons
Washington, D. C
J. L. Jordan
Brunswick
Thomas B Marrison
Orange
N. J
Lyons
Harrison
Georgetown
Columbis
Lyons Flour Mills
Rockcreek
Maortoes Joyce Engraving Company
Washington
Miss Harrison
ecLyons
Romanos
Lyona
Mr. Lyons
Letter Warning on Lead Paint Costs and Health Notice
An anonymous letter from Frederick Maryland urges using whiting lime and water in place of Devoe Lead and Zinc paint, arguing waste and lower quality. The practice would waste four fifths of labor while Devoe lasts twice as long as mixed paints. Also noted are hospital and sickness updates and a divorce filing in Bartousgilis, with legal representation cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Doering
Frederick, Md
Devoe
P. L. Hargett & Co
Municipal Matters Push City Bonds and Meetings
City Attorney Livy Bays reports many information requests from prospective bidders as bonds to be issued in June draw interest. Mayor and Aldermen held a monthly meeting at City Hall approving changes in meeting hours and scheduling inspections of water works. The board plans to attend the funeral of market master Joseph F. Haller and to inspect reservoirs at Pipe Creek next Tuesday. Bills totaling numerous vendors including General Electric, Pennsylvania Railroad, Frederick Gas, and local firms were ordered paid. The market master’s report showed receipts around 72 dollars with miscellaneous figures reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foo
Jane
Pipe Creek
Charles P. Leryaly
Hoe
General Electric Oo
Frederick County
Tei Baughman Bros
Frederick Conaty
Northern Central R. B. Co
James Robertson Mfg
H. &. Hoke
H. Mueller Mfg
Harry
E. Butcher
Allen Rohrback
Emory T. Grove
D. Baitzell
Charles F. Mehriing
Joseph F. Haller
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick region
The column reports the deaths of Mrs. Nannie Staley Gambrill in Hediasite Citx arnis, James Taylor Motter of Oak Hill cemetery, Miss Lilly Boteler of Olive, and Mrs. Minnie Unglesbee of Poolerville, with brief family details. It notes funeral plans not yet arranged, and mentions Borderland tonight at the City P Oters House with Brainer’s Band and Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames T. Motter
James Taylor
Motter
Oak Hill
Washington, D.C
Georgetown
Joshua “Motter
Mise Harriet Henkle
Virginia
James Taylor Motter
St. James’ College
Washington County
Maryland
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancester Pa
Emmitsburg
Muster
Washington
Cemetery Company
Margaret Galt
John M. Galt
Baltimore
Murray Galt Motter
Belwour Avenue
Juss Lilly Boteler
Lilly Boteler
Olive
Robert H. Boteler
Merryland Tract
Hezzie Boteler
Minnie Backles
Lee Molor
Church Ascension Day Service Scheduled
News of the Churches notes an Evangelical Reformed Sunday school Ascension Day service to be held in the church at seven o clock. The building is to be prepared with decorations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutabte Templar
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Mesouic
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Court Records
Weekly report from the Circuit and Orphans Courts dated May 20, 1903 details property deeds, marriages licenses, and court actions. It lists transfers in Middletown and Petersville, licenses for Frederick and surrounding areas, public notices of estates, guardianships, and final accounts, plus local news on baseball, theatre, and community events. Named entities include John Birely Sr, Henry Stem, Julia Stem, Andrew Stottlemyer, Osborn Carroll, Ann Loyer, and Baltimore Vitrified Clay Co. among others, with locations in Frederick County Maryland and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficea
Circuit
Orphans Courts
Circuit and Orphans
Andrew J. Stottlemyer
Osborn Carroll
Ann Eliza Loyer
Middletown
John R. Brauner
Samuel Toy
Barney R. Lease
Henry P. Nusbaum
Noah E. Cramer
Patrick Higgine
Branawick
Lewie Clark
Bropewick
Henry A. Dennis
Franklin Savings Bank
Petersville
Helen A. Henderson
Anthony K. Williams
Baltimore
Lewla W. Sohroyer
Delilsh Sohroyer
Joseph A. Pardam
B. Henry Hyats
Wifs
Catste
Mary A. Davali
Edgar K. Moore
Frederick
R. Edgar Beall
Jacob Bohrback
Mary Breee
Upton A. Sharretts
Builders’ Supply Company
Robert J. Carry
Vernie Grimer
Woodaboro
Wyatt Montgomery
Mary Jane Higgins
Charles A. Bartholow
Ida M. Delauter
Ernest P. Stocks
Margie L
Raymond KR. Shank
William Ee M. Feage
Edmond P. Feage
Fiehue R. Feage
Elijah T. Stull
Victor A. Staley
Catharine P. Staley
John J. Onteail
Span A . Onteail
Peterres
Gecosaed Oe
Thomas A. Eves
Catharine
Staley
Drought Worsens Crop Shortage Across Maryland
Reports from Maryland and nearby states describe a severe drought harming hay and straw crops, with widespread moisture shortages. Wheat and corn yields shrink as strawberries, peaches, plums and other fruit face reduced or delayed production. regional notes cite farmers unable to till ground and rising water scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charles C. Macgill
O. A. Gambrill Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
L. Fassig
United States Weather Bureau
Hagerstown
Westminster
Carroll County
Grasse
Receivers Seek Company Books in Forest Fire Plant Case
Temporary receivers Mosera Milton G Urner J Roger McSherry and L B Waeche appointed by Judge Motter seek company books from secretary at Osct Octin Furnace Blue Mountain Iron and Blast Co. A writ orders the secretary to show cause by May 28 why books should not be turned over. Receivers authorized to pay $33 90 in wages to laborers for fire fighting and deduct from assets in their hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosera
Milton G. Urner
J. Roger McSherry
L. BR. Waeche
Revelvers
Masonic Banquet Marks Fifth Anniversary in Point of Rocke
The fifth anniversary banquet of Fervency Lodge No 200 A F and A M Point of Rocke was attended by lodge members and guests from county lodges. State Senator Jacob Rotzback served as toastmaster with addresses by W Wright and others. Also updated on accident victims Enoch Green and Beary Dertzrteagh with injuries from a ladder fall at Farmers and Mechanics Bank. both improving though Dertzrteagh not yet fully well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fervency Lodge
Point of Rocke
Jacob Rotzback
Lynch Lodge
DC. W. Wright
Fertency Lodge
Adolphus Fearhake
Frederick
Z. T. Braatner
Branewick
Freemse
Oury
Warry P. Fahrney
Enoch. Green
Henry Dertzbaugh
Ira J. McCurdy
Beary Dertzrteagh
Funeral rites for Ean D Creager held at Walkersville
Funeral services for Ean D Creager were conducted yesterday at his Walkersville residence at 10 o'clock by Rev O J McCaslin. Pallbearers included D V Theo dore Georges W Hanson Steaf fer and Dr J D Nicodemus. Interment was at Mt Olivet cemetery with W H E Etchiens serving as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean D. Creager
Walkersville
O. J. McCaslin
D. V
Theodore
Georges W
J. Hanson Steaffer
Ad D. A
J.D. Nicodemus
Mt. Olivet
W.H.E. Etchiens
Neral
Maryland Bank Statement Details and Cashier Affirmation
A Maryland Frederick county bank report shows liabilities including capital stock paid in surplus, undivided profits, and reserves. Figures list deposits, notes, due to other banks and reserve agents, and certified checks totaling 2,451,737.50. Bank cashier WM. G. Zimmerman swore to the statement on April 10, 1808, before N. P. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natoma
Tara
Hawke
State of
Maryland
Frederick
WM. G. Zimaeceman
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Bravers Thomas
N. P
Aker Wisaatnett
Local Masonic Notice and Town Events in Frederick
Frederick notices urge Frederick Conclave No. 731 I O H to meet at 7 pm Thursday to act on the passing of Brother Joseph F Haller and arrange his funeral. Avalon Cottage at Braddock Heights opens Monday June 1 1903 with scenic elevation and home comforts. Also town fete for Trinity M E church May 24 1903 at Mr Henry Debring’s residence supports church work. Excursions to Washington and Baltimore offered May 24 1903 by B and O with trains at 7 45 am and fares $1 and $1 25 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joseph F. Haller
E. G. Haven
Avalon Cottage
Braddock Heights
Jane
Thos
H. Myers
South Market Street
Henry Debring
Trinity M. E. Church
Washington & Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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