Frederick Building Association Seeks Builder Guide
Fragmentary notes show Frederick Building Association, presiding officers Horman and Gilbert, and mentions of bought and sold items, furnishing roles, and individuals including John Hendrickson. The damaged text hints at a list of names and roles within a builder or furnishing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
Esesseeee
W. . Horman
Prest
King and Summer Fade
G. A. Gilbert
N. EB
Cramer
Terling
Landis
Nts
John Hendrickson
PURELY PERSONAL. Frederick Residents and Visitors
A string of brief notes records Alfred Hitter spending the day in Washington on business. Catherine Jacobs leaves for Atlantic City from North Market Street. E A Shriner of Qeresville finishes weeks of Atlantic travel. John Whitehill of Unionville ends the day in Frederick on business. Harrist S Thomas and Artha E McCleery visit Atlantic City. Elbridge Krisa of Baltimore hosts Wm Buckey and family in the city. W J Ayres of Woodsboro visits Frederick. Emma Bennett of Dayton visits Mrs Daniel Hanshew on West Patrick Street. Joseph Lebherz visits relatives in Lincoln and Wichita. Lebherz spouses return from visiting relatives in Waynesboro. Janie Williams and Ella of river South Market work briefly at Atlantic City. Emma J Hubbard of Baltimore returns home after staying with sister hn M Whitmore, to the regret of Frederick friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hitter
Washington
Catherine Jacobs
North Market Street
Atlanticity
E. A. Shriner
Qeresville
Atlantic
Harrist S. Thomas
Artha E. McCleery
Atlantc City
Elbridge Krisa
Baltimore
Wm. G. Buckey
W. J. Ayres
Woodsro
Frederick
Emma Bennett
Dayton
Ohio
Daniel Hanshew
Westpatrick Street
Joseph Lebherz
Lincoln
Neb
Wichita
Kansas
John Lebherz
Waynesboro
Janie Williams
Ella
River
South Market Street
Atlantic City
Emma J. Hubbard
Hn M. Whitmore
Counties of the United States by name and size
Census notes peculiar county facts across states including shortest and longest names. It cites I in Oklahoma and Saint John the Baptist Parish in Louisiana, Knox replacing L Eanne Court in Nebraska, and vanished counties like Miantants in Minnesota and Carson in Nevada. Large areas listed include Custer in Montana and San Bernardino in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caster
Mon
Oklahoma
Saint John the Bast
Louisiana
Nebraska
L’ean ‘Ni Court
Bad Ax
Minnesota
Toombs
Andy Johnson
Wilkins
North Dakota
Gin Grass
Wells
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Montana
Custer
San Bernardino County
Cala
Maryland
Massachuapetes
Connecticut
Delaware
Newampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Vermont
Bristol
R.I
Alexandria County
Texas
Wyoming
Arizona
Ias
Alaska
District of
Coombia
Miantants County
Minn
Wahrate
Carson County
Nevada
Daween
Cedar County
Utah
Lyons County
Neb
Broken rail reported saves rail line delay and possible losses
Mr. 8S. T. Hickman of Doub's saved the B. & O. RB. G Company from hours of train delay and potential damages or loss of life by reporting a broken rail last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hickman
Doub'’s
G Company
Maryland Classis adjourns and funds for Washington Memorial Church
Maryland Classis adjourned after electing delegates to the General Synod in Baltimore on May 20 1902 and annual Potomac Synod meeting. It raised 35000 for the Washington Memorial Church, planned support for Rev Wm Lampe in Japan, and named five members to assist fundraising canvassing. Notes on forgery and a new deputy naval officer appointment in Baltimore were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classia
Washington Memorial Church
Wm. E. Lampe
Japan
Sseston of Maryland
Classis
Reformed Church
Middletown
D. J. Wolf
Synod
Olaesis
Luau
Theological
Catawba College
General Synod
First Reformed Church
Baltimore
Kieffer
D. D
E.R. Eschbach
T. F. Hoffmeier
J. W. Pontius
J. M. Schick
Clever
G. A. Snyder
A. Conner
L. E. Coblentz
J. W. Santee
J. Taylor Motter
J. H. Oost
John Gaesman
A. C. McQardell
Henry Meier
Potomac Synod
Huntingdon
A. Bateman
H. Distrel
A. Qonner
O. Clever
E. BR. Deatrick
J. F. Hoffmeier
H. J. McAlister
M. Roanet
5. Hartman
R. Eschbach
F. W. Bald
Diffenbach
W. Stewart Cramer
Committee On Missions
Maryland Classis
Maryland Classia
Memorial Church
Lampe
Lancaster Classis
Eastern Synod
T. F. Hoffmeir
Slagle
Grace Reformed Church
Taneytown
Mrs Emma Engelbrecht Granted Absolute Divorce Notice
Mrs Emma Engelbrecht was granted an absolute divorce from Jacob L Engelbrecht this morning. The court awarded custody of their infant Albert H Engelbrecht to Mrs Engelbrecht. The divorce was obtained through Urner Reedy and Urner with Jacob Rohbrbsch representing the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Engelbrecht
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Albert H. Engelbrecht
Engelbrecht
Urner, Reedy & Urner
Jacob Rohbrbsch
Frederick Pitchers Battle in Allentown Showdown
Frederick pitchers Dorsey Riddlemoser and Dorsey Robinson faced off as the Cuban X Giants defeated the home team 3 to 1 in an Allentown, Pennsylvania game on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Allentown
Dorsey Riddlemoser
Dorsey Robinson
Cuban X Giants
Home for Admiral Schley Fund Plan in Washington
A Washington meeting of the fund committee, chaired by E B Hay with George Evans as secretary, discussed action on money raised to build a home for Admiral Schley. Misa McClelland, who drafted the Datey Chain plan, is returning from Paris with funds likely between 5000 and 10000. Colonel Staples announced her plans to hand over the money upon return, and Admiral Schley will guide next steps. It remains possible Schley will choose Washington as his permanent residence after retirement in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigga House
Washington
Bays
Admiral Sehley
E. B. Hay
George Evans
Admiral Schley
O. G. Staples
Misa McClelland
New York
Fond
Paris
Mies McClelland
Washington Committee
Stanley
Mr. Evans
Navy
Freshet in the Potomac and canal washout report
Heavy rain sent the Potomac eight feet above its banks at Point of Rocks as of noon, with levels rising about a foot per hour. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal washout at Fort Frederick endangers towpath traffic, a boat washed into the river may hold a woman and two children, and a Greencastle youth reportedly drowns in the Conococheague Creek near Kemp’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Potomac River
Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Fort Frederick
Western Maryland Railroad
Cherry Run
Greencastle
Kemp's
Williamsport
Memorial Day Services by Gen J F Reynolds Post No 2 G A R
Memorial Day events announced by Gen J F Reynolds Post No 2 G A R of the city. A May 30 services at 1 PM assemble at North Market Street hall, march with United Fire Company drum corps to Mt. Olivet Cemetery to lay flowers. Also May 26 7 PM church service at Grace Reformed by Rev McLean. May 27 noon decoration trip by electric railroad to Middletown. meet 11:30 AM at hall. All comrades invited to join and place flowers on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Reynold
North Market Street
United Fire Company
Mt. Olivet
Attow
Grace Reformed Church
McLean
Electric
Middletown
Luth an general synod heads to Des Moines in May
News of the churches reports the fortieth convention of the Lutheran General Synod meeting in Des Moines Iowa from May 29 for ten days. Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman is a delegate and will visit his father in Nebraska after Synod. All Saints Episcopal Sunday school holds Whit-Sunday celebration Monday evening at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Luthan General Synod
Des Moines
Iown
Luther Kuhlman
Birs. Kuhlman
Nebraska
All Saints’ Episcopal Sunday School
Leg Amputation of Clarksburg Boy At Maryland Institute
Ten year old Jesse Watkins son of Christopher Watkins a farmer of Clarksburg Montgomery county had his right leg amputated Tuesday at the Maryland Institute in Baltimore. He was sent there three weeks ago to save his life but doctors feared blood poisoning from a knee fracture two months earlier and performed the operation. He is reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Watkins
Christopher Watkins
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Maryland Institute
Baltimore
Ogliss
Rockville to Repair Waterworks After Fire
The Rockville town council will immediately repair fire damage to the waterworks. The dynamo was ruined. No lights plan yet, but officials will seek temporary electricity from the Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company to light the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company
Indicted for Bigamy in Carroll County Case
The Carroll county grand jury indicted John J. Tremper alias Robert H. Wilson for bigamy in marrying Susie O. Myars while another wife lived in New York and for perjury in claiming widowhood when applying for the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Carroll County
John J. Tremper
Robert H. Wilson
Susie O. Myars
Newpergh
N. Y
Convict heir to $8000 seeks pardon in Washington county
Josiah Meads, confined in the State Penitentiary, is set to receive an $8000 inheritance after a relative’s death out West. His relatives push for a pardon as his term, for attempting to wreck three cars of the electric road, ends in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Meads
Washington County
Meads
Body identified as Jesse J. Stewart after exhumation
The body of the man killed last Friday on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad between Halethorpe and St. Dennis was exhumed and identified as Jesse J. Stewart of this city. Mrs Stewart and her brother confirmed the identification through articles found on the body and prior movements, with arrangements to bury him in Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors were A T Rice & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dennis
Baltimore and Ohio
Halethorpe
Jesse J. Stewart
Baltimore G Ohio
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rica & Sona
County Correspondence from Lew Market Highlights Local Visits
Mr Wellington Hammond of Baltimore visits his son Johan D Hammond. Rev Livingstone fills in for Rev G H Hill. Mrs A L Stier and daughter Nannie return from Baltimore with news of Dr Jay Stier improving. Clarence Etchison of Baltimore spends days with his parents. Lynn Wood shoots a red fox on Linganore Mountain during fox hunting. Young folk host a dance at Odd Fellows Hall with Frederick City and county districts represented. refreshment at midnight. Frederick orchestra plays. First quarterly meeting of Frederick Circuit M P Church held. appointments represented. Cutworms cause corn replanting. Rev Mr Bowersox fills for Rev Mr Kips at Mill Haven Bathel May 18–19. sermons described as interesting. Early cherry crop nearing market in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Market
Wellington Hammond
Baltimore
Johan D. Hammond
Livingstone
M. P. Church
G. H. Hill
A. L. Stier
Nannie
Jay Stier
Clarence Etchison
Lynn Wood
Linganore Mountain
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frederick City
Frederick
Rocky Springs
Bowersox
Kips
Mill Haven Bathel
Ride Stealing War Rages as Officers Nab 143 Crooks
Baltimore and Ohio special officers push to curb ride stealing from Cumberland to Washington. In six days, 143 arrests. eight sent to the House of Correction and many jailed. Seven teen free riders were rounded up at Cherry Run yesterday. A desperate pistol duel at Cherry Run left two men escaping and one captured. Tramps boarded a westbound Cincinnati train near New York avenue, refused to disembark, and challenged the engineer with weapons. Officers and operators attempted to coordinate but could not raise a patrol in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ohio
Cumberland
Washington
House of Correction
Cherry Run
Clarence M. King
House of Section
Allegany County
Bosl
Cincinnati
New York Avenue
Gaithernburg
Montgomery County
Boya’s
Washington Junction
Branswick
Wedded on Roadsides In Frederick County Va
A roadsides ceremony joined John B. Clayton age 62 and Carrié E. Marple age 20 near Winchester as rain fell. Clayton, a wealthy widower, and Marple wed in a buggy with Rev. S. D. Skelton officiating. They head to Baltimore on a wedding tour. Nearby, 24 year old Miss Fannie V. Pitman wed 68 year old widower Wa. C. Payne at Frederick Circuit Methodist church South parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Q. Clayton
White Hall
Frederick County
Carrié E. Marple
Fannie V. Pitman
Wa. C. Paynes
Frederick Qcircuit Methodist Episcopal Church South
N. N. Hall
Payne
Visit to Key family memorial sparks birthplace link
Mrs Arthur T Brice of Washington formerly Ohio and granddaughter of Francia Scott Key visited Frederick to view the monument to her grandfather. She said tombstones at the original burial site were placed by her sister and herself, not by a New York Senator as reported. Her mother was married to Senator Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Arthur T. Brice
Washington
Ohio
Brice
Francia Scott Key
Frederick
Stockholders Must Pay Call Authorized by Court
In Baltimore Circuit Court No 2 receivers Fielder Slingloff and Wm B Crowther for United Milk Producers Association of Baltimore may demand full unpaid stock subscriptions up to par. A 0 day notice is to be advertised. 128 delinquent stockholders owe about 25000. Names include G Clay of New Market with 185, L G Willis and P R Hobbs of Monrovia with 65 and 52 50 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fielder C. Slingloff
Wm. B. Crowther
United Milk Producers’ Association of Baltimore
Association
G. Clay
New Market
This County
L.G Willis
P. R. Hobbs
Monrovia
Funeral of ex Judge Mills Held at Liberty
The funeral of the late ex Judge John R Mills was held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Services occurred at the house near Liberty with Rev W C Wheeler and Rev B F Clarkson officiating. Burial followed in Linganore cemetery at Unionville. Pallbearers named as Charles Btzler Taylor Btzler Milton Staub H S Thomas Upton Richmond and John Sweadner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Mills
Liberty
W. C. Wheeler
Liberty Circuit
M. E. Church
B. F. Clarkson
Linganore M. E. Church
Lingsanore
Unionville
Charles Btzler
Taylor Btzler
Milton Staub
H. 8. Thomas
Upton Richmond
John Sweadner
Braddock Heights Opening Curtis Osre Band Arrives
Braddock Heights will open on Monday under the Independent Drum Band. Dancing starts at 2 a and ends at 11 p m with Osre leaving Frederick shortly before the day’s events to ensure a pleasant celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Osre
Frederick
Bread slayer of King Humbert dies by own action
Special Dispatch to THE News reports in Rome on May 23 that Bread, the slayer of King Humbert, killed himself in his cell by hanging. He scratched the word Vengeance on the wall with his bloody thumbnail. Also noted is a dog bite incident involving Laslie Bowers, son of Joseph Bowers, who was bitten in the leg on West Church Street. Dr. F. Goodell treated the wounds as not dangerous. Local market quotes from Mr. J. EB. W. Hargett list corn at 2.50 per barrel, corn shalled at 59 cents per bushel, wheat at 74 cents per bushel, and hay prices 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
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Rome
Bread
Humbert
Laslie Bowers
Joseph Bowers
West Church Street
F. Goodell
J. EB. W. Hargett
Thurmont National Bank Wins OCC Permit to Open
The Comptroller of the Currency authorizes Thurmont National Bank of Thurmont to begin business with a capital of 25 000 dollars and Samuel M. Birely serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of the Currency
Thurmont National Bank of
Thurmont
County
Samuel M. Birely
New Automatic Vault Arrives at Citizen's National Bank
A new automatic steel vault for the Citizen's National Bank arrived in Frederick this morning and workmen began installing it this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's National Bank
Frederick
Local Stock Issue Prompts Home Ownership Pitch and Notices
On June 1 1901 the Frederick Building Association offers Series No 7 stock at 25 cents per week per share with a 10 cent entrance fee and loan terms of 4.16 percent per year per 100. Secretary J W L Carty at Frederick County National Bank answers questions. a public meeting is at Doli and Albaughs office. Also notices include a loan cost illustration, directors list, and local business brief items for a oysters and fish depot, a Macbeth recital for St Johns Library fundraiser, dressmaking services, and Dr Wm T Boettier focusing on eye ear nose throat care at 28 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doli & Albaugh
Ccs Eee
Boteier
Frederick
North Market Street
Frederick's Best Store For Correct Furnishings For Men
Great interest manifested here in centre for nishings. Neckwear and Madras shirts in white and colored options. Stock includes shirts fitting at neck size and length to cuffs, suspenders, and summer Madras shirts. Overstocks offered at discounted prices, with many items reduced to 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick's
FINS
Madras
Paris
Formosa
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Florence
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Mass
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London
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Long Island
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Ind
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Berlin
Franus Bicknell Carpenter
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Weather Bureau
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E. Seconda St
Idey Market
McMareny
J. Marshal Miher
Wm. Anderson
Geo. W. Lidie
John Whitehill
MD. Classis
Isaac N. Stoner
George Stull
Woolerys District
BE. B. Stall
George Stall
Emerson B. Stull
Green Grocery
Westminster
David E. Dick
Timber Land
Michigan
Pearce
Sixth
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Treasury Department
Commttree
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Stewart
Virginia
Bresci
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Harry W Bowers
A. M. Landauer
Thos. Haller
John H. Bennett
Geo. H. Zimmerman
J. Beury Lampe
O. O. Carty
H.J.D. Hagan
B. Sappington
Reich
Lidie’s Oyster and Fish Depot
G. W. Livie
East Patrick St
Charlemagne Koehler
Benoefit
St. John’s Criculating Library
City Opera House
Yeakle’s
Eavey
East Church Street
Jutun Oln Dackson
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Reach
Louisville
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A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directore
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D. G. Rice
F. V. Staub
Labuk
BNOW
RENOV
Sane
F. W. Saves
Poosas
C.& PF
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Minneapolis
Sandi
Sandii
Carlendja
Willard C. Kellee
Patrickibt
Atees Radcliff, I
Dentiet
University OF Maryland
James M. Radel
George A. Gilbert
Crown Bridge
Church Street
JuneZodtsype
H. BE. Peterman
Franklin Street
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Baltimore Eye
Bar and Ives
City Hotel
Stewart P. Dean
North Market Streab
Freederick, MD
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Mogdemus
Fraderick Co
Poont
Fiddawiy
Arey R. Snook
Lewistown
Ita
A. N. Cramer
Hein Own
Ecidawtt
Barles
Dutrow
Walbensville
Wm. H. Bemhurs
R. Lease
Frederi Rick
Ronenour
B. Patrick St
Peet Arry
Lloyd T.eae
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