Admiral Dewes Sails Homeward on Olympia Voyage
A brief item recalls Admiral Dewes departing Mantle aboard the cruiser Olympia for his voyage home, marking a notable naval departure amid postwar movement. Other fragments note deaths of Elizabeth Fry and Maria Edgeworth, a Chilean naval engagement, and General Phil Cooke’s death in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gurney (Fry
Norwich
England
Maria Edgeworth
County Longford
Ireland
Iquiqu
Chile
Phil Cooke
Atlanta
Dewes
Mantle
Olympia
Personal Paragraphs of Visitors and Residents in Frederick
Mrs B E Baker of Boston is a guest at the City Hotel General L Victor Baughman spends several days in the city Mr John Keller of Annapolis is at his home in Middletown Mr and Mrs Wrank Ssachrist of Seventh street visit friends in Carroll county Assistant State Fire Marshal Lloyd PT MacGill Jr spends days in Frederick Mrs Smith of California visiting Mrs F F Smith East Second street goes to Washington Mrs Emily Baker and Miss Margaret George of Baltimore visit Prof and Mrs Shepherd West Third street John Stephen Bowlus of Broad Run will graduate May 31 at Collegiate Institute Union Bridge essay Let the banner float Mr Wilbur Bowlus of Middletown returns from Toledo to visit sick uncle Noah Bowlus Miss Mollie Bowlus near Burkittsville attends German Baptist meeting at Carthage Mo Rev Lewis Lampe resigns from Lovettsville charge ill health plans summer in Somerast Pa Mrs Vincent Sanner and daughter Miss Fannie O of Middletown attend World’s Fair at St Louis then visit Mr M F H Smeltzer in Van Buren Ark and other West locations they will be gone several months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Baker
Boston
Masa
City
L. Victor Baughman
John Keller
Annapolis
Midaletown
Wrank Ssachrist
Seventh Street
Carroll County
Lloyd PT. MacGill, Jr
Frederick
Smith
Middletown
Noah Bowlus
Toledo
Ohio
David Ausherman
Mollie
Borkittsville
Carthage
Oklahoma
Lewis Lampe
Lovattaville
Brightside
Braddock Colony
Virginia
Somerast
Vincent Sanner
Fannie O
Re. Louis
Baltimore County Commissioners Inspect Towson Jail
Mesars Yellott Mann Slade members of the Baltimore county Board of Commissioners spent yesterday in Towson inspecting the local jail. They considered extensive improvements and praised cleanliness but called sanitary conditions deplorable. Yellott indicated another visit may be planned and the party dined at the City Hotel before returning to Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Yellott
Mann
Slade
Board of County Commissioners
Baltimore County
Owson
Okesman
Yallots
Yallots Stated To Sheriff Young
City
Towson
B.&o.r.r
Prof. Green
Boyes Temperance meeting and local notices
The Boyes Temperance Association held its regular meeting last night in the W. O. U rooms at 7 30. The gathering opened with a hymn, Scripture read by Mrs. Thoman, and a second hymn. Minutes were read, roll called by Paul Holdcraft, pledge read, and a collection taken. Editor Iph Baumgardner read the news, pianist Michael played a solo, and Mrs. Amore sang on the piano. Meeting adjourned about nine. A drowning incident is reported near Union Bridge where a five year old daughter of Samuel Harris, who lived with John Reyer, fell into Little Pipe Creek and drowned. The child’s mother resides with her aunt, Mrs. Hyde. Brunswick commencement events are announced for Sunday May 15 at 11 a.m. and May 31 at 7 43 p.m., with primary department exercises, musical numbers, declamation, an address by Rev. George Hazel, and prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyes’ Temperance Association
Boy's ‘Temperance Association
Pavier Michael
Samuel Harris
John Reyer
Union
Owa
Carroll County
Pipe Creek
Union Bridge
Hyde
Brunswick
Brunswick Isary
Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Eorge Hazel
In His Holy Temples Sunday Schools and Societies
Church notices list multiple services and Sunday schools across denominations including Schleysville Mission Evangelical Lutheran Presbyterian German Baptist Brethren Glade Reformed Walkersville United Brethren Trinity M E St Johns Catholic Hvangoelloal Lutheran All Saints Episcopal Evangelical Reformed Methodist Epinocopal and Young Mens Christian Association gathering details. It notes accessions at a recent Lutheran church service and outlines chairing ministers and sermon times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
City Ministerial Association
P. E
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
German Baptist Brethren Church
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
G. A. Whitmore
Thormont
W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Trinity M. E
Bonth
E. L. Woolf
Epworth League
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. O’connell
Brunswick
Sandsy School
Reapers
Hvangoelloal Lutheran
Stock
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Syvysentog
Evangelical Reformed Church
H. R. Bachbach
Methodist Epinocopal
L. A. Thirlkeld
Ira N. Logan
Well
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Board of Managers
Zion's Classis
York
Classis
Zion's Classia
Potomas Synod
Cclassis
Attempted death by own action in Kemptown area
William Ziston attempted to take his life this week by slashing his throat with a razor at his in law Mr Moxley’s home near Kemptown. Mr Easton, about 60, was found in a tobacco house with facial wounds and a severed windpipe. doctors expect recovery. Easton said he must have been crazy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ziston
Moxley
Kemptown
Mr. Eaton
BR. O. Font
Easton
Arm Ont by Saw Injures Urbana Worker
J G Swartz sustained a deep cut to an arm while using a circular saw at his Urbana area home on Thursday. Dr Mullinix of Urbana was away, Dr Ira J McCurdy of Frederick joined Dr H P Fahrney to treat the wound, which was sewed up at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Swartz
Urbana
Thoraday
Mullinix
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick
H. P. Fahrney
Mr. Swartz
Market Quotations From Local Mart and Mountain City Mill
Today’s market brief shows corn values at 3.00 per barrel relating to akelled 56 cents per bushel No 3 red 1.03 No 8 red 1.00 steam er 96 per bushel rejected 34 per bushel oats 55 cents per bushel reflecting local grain trading across the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer Paint Ad Claim
An advertisement from P. L. Margett promotes power gallons claiming less material used and longer wear for a zinc based paint. It emphasizes efficiency and durability compared with mixed paints, touting extended longevity and reduced consumption per surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devos
P. L. Margett
Democratic Convention Adopts Unifying Platform in Frederick County
The Frederick County Democratic meeting in Junior Ball, chaired by James F. Bissi, appointed committees and approved a platform urging unity for the State and National Conventions. Delegates from each district were chosen to attend the May 26 Baltimore State Convention and the September 28 Rockville Congressional Convention, to vote as a unit and fill vacancies as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Bissi
River
L. T. Brien
Urbana
R. Claude Darrow
RK. L. Ogle
Roger McSherry
J W. Downey
New Market
Democratic Party
Frederick County
St. Louie
Frederick
Baltimore
Thoreday
Rockville
R. Claude
Darrow
Gen. I. Victor Baughman
Jacob Rohrback
Glenn H. Worthington
J. F. Risephauer
O. H. Hokstal
Jacob M. Newman
Charles N. Hargett
J. Prancis Smith
Emory IL. Coblentz
R. L. Ogle
Vincent Sabold
John F. Davie
R. F. Sappington
J. W. Downey
Thomse 0
Fox
James M. Smith
James F. Hiser
M. Eulost
Lewis ©. Etchison
L. R. Waesche
O. D. Coblentz
N. A. Englar
Marion O. Rankles
Dr. M. Whitehill
H. L. Gaver
D. O. Kemp
F.G. House
E. 0. Rena
J. Roger McSherry
E. C O. Shafer
John W. Strine
John W. Hoover
J. Howard Allonté
J. W. Gunningham
GO. H. Ovenley
Charles P. Lavy
Frank L. Stone
Charles A. Rice
D. K. Cramer
Chas. K. Shaff
J. Wesley Creager
J. E. Castla
T. A. Bourrier
Abel Vansant
Chas. Lawrence
Alexander Ramsburg
F. E. Lakin
H. W. Shafer
B. F. Zimmerman
L. Bast
S. T. Hagan
T. E. Faherty
P. Mille
Picnic season opens Monday and other brief items
The notes span seasonal topics and light humor. The picnic season starts Monday. Fears grow over boll weevil damage and potential potato freezes. A new platform is being laid in front of the N. O. R. B. station on East Church street. Uncle Eben offers folksy witticisms about advice and quarrels. A Browning quote reflects a mother’s love and a riddle-like observation about two noles and two hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Uncle Eben
Eben
Browning
Dojured Worker Falls From Boiler Room at Lime Kiln
Michael Martin aged 35 an employee at Grove's Lime Kiln fell from the boiler room about nine feet striking his head on scrap iron. He suffered a severely lacerated scalp and a badly damaged skull though not a complete fracture. Dr Ira J McCurdy attended and he is reported to be doing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Martin
Grove
Martin
Ira J. McCurdy
Confederate Memorial Day Observance by Young Camp
On June 3 Confederates Memorial Day members of Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans meet at headquarters at 2 p.m. At 2 30 the procession starts to Mt Olivet cemetery where a program will be rendered. After the program the graves will be decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederats Memorial
Alexander Young Camp
Confederate Veterans
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Private Dance at Mr Neipold's on West Patrick Street
A private dance last evening at the residence of Mr John Neipold on West Patrick street finished around midnight. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed the informal social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neipold
West Patrick Street
Encampment Meeting Of Sons Of Veterans In Maryland Division
Over 200 past officers delegates and representatives from Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia are expected to attend the Maryland Division Sons of Veterans encampment to be held in the city for two days starting June 31. About 60 Ladies Aid Societies will convene for a parallel gathering with reception and social events planned by the local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
U. S
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Cacps
Campa
Saitable
L. A
Dona
Veteracs
Red Men's Mall
Miles W. Ross
Baltimore
The
Song of Veterans
Frank P. Gentien
Charles H. Bowaler
O. H. Budlong
George W. Gantien
Edw
EK. DePuy
Ald Sre
Estella Harbour
Mata 38. Kelley
Daisy M. Miller
Lillie H. Sterling
Emma J. Sayles
L. A.5
White
Gentien
University Extension Society Elects Officers at College Hall
At a recent local center meeting the University Extension Society read and approved the treasurer’s report showing a 22.42 surplus. Officers elected were Rev. T. Freeman Dixon president, Miss M. M. Robinson vice president, J. H. Apple secretary, Harry O. Holt treasurer, with six additional executive members to be appointed. Lecturer chosen was Mr. Cecil F. Lavell who delivered winter courses on The Renaissance in Italy. Lectures run Fridays from February 17 to March 24 1905 in College Hall. Headquarters stay at Holt & Reich’s for information or suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension
University “Extension Society
College Hall
Treasury
T. Freeman
Dixon
Misa M. M. Robinson
J. H. Apple
Harry O. Holt
Cacil F. Lavell
Italy
Petrarch
Bocgadio
Lorenzo de Medici
Venice
Holt & Reich's
Lamar Ranoneberger nuptials in Washington DC
Hays Lamar and Misa Viola Ranoneberger wed in Washington on May 18 with Rev Mac Leod officiating. Attendants were Alonzo and Carrie Ranneberger. The couple sails to the St Louis Exposition for weeks. Lamar co runs J C Lamar & Son grain and feed dealers in Tuscarora Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar —Ranneberger
Hays Lamar
Misa Viola Ranoneberger
Washington, D. C
MacLeod
Alonzo Ranneberger
Mies Carrie Ranneberger
St. Louia Exposition
Lamer
J. C Lamar & Son
Tuscarora
Mise Ranneberger
Robert M. Ranneberger
Lickaville, Maryland
Local Diamonds Ad and Recital Announcement
Local ad promotes diamonds from a traveling dealer versus direct purchase, touting abette quality and a Fredrick jeweler at 36 N Market. Annual recital by Katharine Eisenhauer Font pupils, May 24 at Opera House with Rosa Birely pianist. tickets 15 and 25 cents. Obituary notes Alice May Getzendanner died April 22 1904 with a religious verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Eisenhauer- Font
Lacy Eigenhauer
O. Will Font
Misa Rosa Birely
Opera House
Alice May Getzendanner
Jesus
Aiice
Florence May
Local bargains from Shipley & Bopst and Surplex & Borst stalls
The page lists vast discounts on sewing machines and textile goods from Shipley & Bopst and Surplex & Borst, including boxed matches, brooms, glov es, stockings, and a dinner set. It promotes new hand made stationery, Highland Linen paper, and a Duchess sized note set. Also notes a visitation meeting and local entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Bopst
Jonke Babbitt
Norsons
Gannine Singer
Davia
Surplex & Borst
Nelson
Anle
Hou & Reica
Local Recitals and Outings Highlight May Events
The fifth sintsl Recital of the School of Expression led by Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel offers two evenings May 20 and 31 at City Opera House featuring pupils sketches and a senior class program with a Merchant of Venice scene readings and a 14 girl drill. Local excursions include May 22 to Washington Baltimore special train $1.25 return and May 24 trolley ride to Myeraville plus a seminar on Luther. Street notices promote sales and a blue flame wickless stove demonstration May 19 to 21 at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sintsl
School of Expression
Elizabeth McDaniel
City Opera Hones
James Whitcomb Riley
Clase
Merchant of Vonks
Admirai
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Camden
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
P. M
Wasniscros
da. m
Newe
W. L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
Koone
Katherins
Genhabe B. F. Sohell
Seoy
M. Percival Dempsey & Co
Veteeks Myeraville
City Hotel Grill Bed
URELY
Asant
Sunday Schools and Societies
S. of V
Citizens’ National Bank
Soun Hendrickson
Telephone Callan
Gent
Paifa Ardio
Eclipse
Madras
Jon Hendrickson
Clinton E, Main
Main's Drug Store
Quen
North Market Street
Yerephones Connections
Clinton E
Main
City Hotel Grill
Dty Rotel Grill
Bernice
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, NC
Oes
S. Lanois
Rederick
Olty Hore
Visitation Academy
F. F. Smith
East Second Street
Emma R. Gittinger
Katherine Eisenbauer-Fout
Yingling's
Mxraz F. Mopgenx
L. E. Mullinix
Myeraville
Martin Luthor
Rale
W. BE. Staup
Mountain Village
Yinghing
Migg. F. Mopercy
Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church
Atoreroom
North Market Strees
Giltedge
A. J. Hichelberger
E. EK. Frazier
South Market Street
J. Bessayan
F. B. Sappington
Standard Oil Company
Bafyington
George
Rodock & CO
BIG Store
Mercer Aad Madras
BOKGH
G. Ropouk
A. TT. Rice & Sons
A T. Rick
North Market
Tis- Frederick, Md
Cuomay
East Faure Frederick County
Yok ‘City
Register
Lhereby
Frederick City
Samuel D Thomas
Poe City
Aldre £, CO. Shepherd
City Register
Olty Roglater
John E. Grove
Frork
City RE Register
Daniel B. Miller
Ito
Nowlna
Apribdic
G. Wesley Kindley
M. D. Boteler
Northarket Street
B. Smith
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimors
City Hotel
Eefauver,j
Optical Specialist
Saka Optical Company
DA. C
Oor
Church and Market Strlete Frederick
Medhladly
Frederick and Monocacy
C. E. Cline
Quamsa Rugs
Price
CE. Cline
HACHI
Nieow Sparr
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