May 23 In History Highlights From Fragmented Notes
Fragmentary historical lines mention Captain William Kiddo and three adjutors for piracy, James Alin a patriot orator at Dover Massachusetts, Thomas Hood London born poet dying there, Burnehole born Liberty Indiana, June Porter author of Thaddeus of Warsaw born 1778, and Francis Carpenter noted American artist who painted Saree red mation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kiddo
James Alin
Anoodover
Mass
Thomas Hood
London
EO Burnehole
Liberty
Ind
June Porter
June Porter, Author of “Thaddeus
Warsaw
Francis Bicknell Carpenter
New York City
The Weekly News Ad Preview and Deadlines
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue with broad Frederick city and county circulation. Advertising copy for Warry News is due by 5 p m Wednesday and change notices by 12 noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Warry News
Purely Personal. Visitors and residents in brief notes
Judge J. B. Henderson of Rockville attends a2urt here today. Mrs. Daniel Danning of Washington guests of Mrs. Howard Young on East Second Street. Elmer Waltman, recently from the University of Maryland dental school, spends time in the city. Mrs. Laura I. Quook returns home after visiting Washington and elsewhere. Mr. Joseph R. Ives and wife of Norfolk arrive at Hon. M. J. Grove’s Lime Kiln residence. Mrs. Ives to stay longer. John W. Wilhide of Altoona and the Woerner family of Frederick with Lorraine visit Myersville and stop by the Monitor office, where editor Ira Moser welcomes them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azant
J. B. Henderson
Rockville
Daniel Danning
Washington
Howard Young
East Second Street
Elmer Waltman
University of Maryland
Laura I. Quook
South Market Street
Joseph R. Ives
Norfolk
M. J. Grove
Ives
Frederick
Margaret Carney
John W. Wilhide
Altoona
Onag
Woerner
Lorraine
Else Filokinger
Myersville
Monitor
Ira Moser
Withide
In the Law's Grip Jail Term and Legal Proceedings
William Danner sentenced to fifteen days in jail after a disorderly conduct arrest on Wast All Sanita street. Calvin Brown held for grand jury on assault and carrying concealed weapons. to be tried at Rockville. Boteler v Eichelberger caveat set for June 7 in Rockville. Local Start market quotes list corn wheat oats prices for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Danner
Grand Jury
Rockville
Boteler
Edward
Eichelberger
Wm. E. Boteler
Montgomery County
Meners
Wm. P. Maaleby
Emory L. Coblentz
Messra
F. L Stoner
Hammond Urner
Children's Day service at Mt. Vernon A B Church
The Mt. Vernon A B Sunday school in Daysville plans a Children's Day service this Sunday evening June 4 with all invited. A cow owned by John Mumford near Braddock strayed onto a railway track and was struck and killed by an F and M electric car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon A.B
Daysville
John Mumford
Braddock
Paving and kerbing contract approved by city board
At a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen approved laying three squares of vitrified brick paving with concrete kerbing instead of granite. The board settled to advertise bids for granite kerbing after considering costs and engineering notes by Coblentz. Licenses for vehicles will be enforced area by area, with police to arrest unlicensed vehicle owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Market Street
Middle Alley
Churcbh Street
Third Street
Lavy
Qoblents
Basia
Board of Aldermen
Gao
Edw. Smith
Sheriff Offers Wives the Whipping Post Duty
Las Portland Sheriff Tom Ward announces that in wife beating cases he will deputize the maltreated wife to wield the lash. He argues the punishment fits the crime and would empower the abused spouse, with authority mirroring the law requiring the Chief of Police or a sheriff deputy to administer the sentence. Police Judge Hogue plans to sentence the first convicted wife beater to the whipping post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ward
Portland
Dce
Ward
Hogue Asaya
Constable files divorce citing intoxication at marriage
Charles W. Alexander a Washington county constable and former deputy sheriff filed for divorce from Bessie Renica Alexander in Hagerstown court. He alleges they wed at Middletown on July 9, 1904 while he was drunk and not aware of the contract. He also accuses unbecoming conduct before marriage and after, noting he has three children from a prior relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Alexander
Washington County
Hagerstown
Bessie Renica Alexander
Is Ia
Middletown
Counry
Growing Creamery Expands in Woodstock Va
The Excelsior Creamery of Woodstock has bought a delivery wagon and a new iron grey home. Established just over a year, it has built a wide local business by fair dealing and quality ice cream, shipping to all parts of the Valley. Manager Harry Q. Nicodemus is praised for his generous and accommodating conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Herald
Woodstock
Dees
Buckeyatown
Thia County
Measre
A. W. Nicodemus & Sone
Excelsior Crenmary
Exosistor Creamery
Harry
Nicodemus
Divorce Granted to Charles Conate in Libertytown Case
Jagge Motter signs decree granting Charles Ellaworth Conate an absolute divorce from Hattie Valentine Coats. Conate, from Libertytown, cites desertion over three years. Coates, now in Baltimore, offered no defense and declared she would not live with him again unless they meet in glory. Attorney Glenn H. Worthington represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagge Motter
Charles Ellaworth Conate
Libertytown
Hattie Valentine Coats
Baltimore
Moravian Ministers Meet in Graceham Circle
Lancaster Circle Ministerial Association of Moravian Ministers in session at Graceham in this county. Attending are Reverend and Mrs. E. S. Hagen, Reverend and Mrs. Charles Krieder of Lititz Pennsylvania, Reverend and Mrs. T. W. Shielde of York Pennsylvania, and Reverend and Mrs. J. F. Bateer of Graceham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Circle Ministerial Association
Graceham
E. S. Hagen
Charles Krieder
Lititz
T. W. Shielde
York, Pa
J. F. Bateer
Gracebam
Rockwell Terrace Name Chosen for Frederick Addition
Frank O Norwood records a diagram for his new Frederick addition named Rockwell Terrace honoring the late Kiiba Hell Rockwell who died Nov 25 1883 at age 93 years 4 months 10 days. The tract lies beside Bentz street opposite West Third street with thirty one lots of at least forty feet front. A sewer is laid under the street bed and houses will set back to a thirty foot front lawn as grading proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. F.C. Norwood
Frederick
Frank O. Norwood
Frederick City
Rockwell Terrace
Kiiba Hell Rockwell
Bookwell Terrace
Bentz Street
Baptists form committee to build new Rockvills church
Rockvills Baptista appoints a committee to take definite steps toward building a new church in town. The effort follows other local notices including receivers for Baltimore firms and rail line expansion plans between Towson Lutherville and Cockeysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvills Baptista
Eliza A. Frost
Baltimore National Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Towson
Lutherville
Cockeysville
Mesers. A. Weiskittal & Son
Jacobs Plumbing and Tinning Company
Baltimore
Hooch K. Miller
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church
North East
David M. Ties
Hagerstown
Edward E. Reichter
Williamsport
Mrs. Warfield
Oakdale
Howard County
Kid Taylor Beats Jenkins in Feath erweight Showdown
In a notable local bout Kid Taylor, the focal featherweight, pinned Jenkins the World champion from Pittsburg in two straight falls. The first fall came after 3 34 minutes of rapid action, the second in 6 minutes. With Columbus of Baltimore looming, a world title match between Taylor and Columbus appears likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia City
Kid Taylor
Shoraldera
Young Jenkins
Weat
Haila
Pittsburg
Taylor
Columbus
Baltimore
Mocking Bird Interrupts Church Service in Hagerstow
Rev. Chas D. Shaffer of Thurmont read scripture at Christ's Reformed Church in Hagerstow Sunday night as a mocking bird fluttered in through an open window and perched on the open Bible. It remained about five minutes before the minister tried to catch it. The bird then moved to the organ, a large pipe, and finally settled on a chandelier, staying until the hour-long service ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas D. Shaffer
Thurmont
Christ's Reformed Church
Hagerstowe
Mr. Shaffer
Preaky Lightning Strikes Tenant House in Wicombo County
A tenant house owned by Mr. B. Figgs and occupied by Hubert Hastings in Wicombo County was struck by lightning. The dining table was overturned, dishes broken, and flames threatened a kitchen coal oil can before Hastings saved the building with a bucket of water. An infant in the adjoining room remained unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hastings
Wicombo
York Hose Wagons Inspected by Fire Company Committee
Mesers Charles P Levy and Charles McM Hagan spent yesterday in York Pennsylvania inspecting the combination hose and chemical wagons of the fire companies. Both are members of the United Fire Company committee on purchasing a hose wagon. They spoke highly of York fire department and praised the Royal Company's equipment. The committee reported progress at the company meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Charles P. Levy
Charles McM
Hagan
United Fire Company
Moesers Levy
York Fire Department
Royal Company
Market Notes on Local Fruit and Vegetables
Country strawberries arrive small and lacking flavor due to cool weather. Morning sales ranged 10 to 12 cents per box, closing at three boxes for 35 cents. May cherries, ri pa, fall to 10 canta per box. Fresh country peas cost 25 cents per half peck. String beans command higher prices than last week. Ripe tomatoes plentiful at 10 canta per box.
Moree Lay Down At Market Street Crowd Watches
A young horse driven by Grayson Staley balked and lay down in front of Hall and Belch on North Market Street at nine. After the wagon was released the horse rose unharmed. The Bullock Family wowed opera patrons last night at City Opera House and will perform again tonight. Turn it Into Cash ads urge readers to sell unwanted items for money in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moree
North Market Street
Grayson Staley
Hall & Belch
City Opera Home
Bullock
City Opera House
Opera House
W. M. Renald
Waynesboro
City Opera Houses
G. J. Strickler
Shanandosh, Va
Kerbin Investigates Firemen Meet Postponed Action
The State Firemen's Association executive committee met in Baltimore to discuss the Hagerstown smallpox situation. McKerbin said no contagion danger and the convention would proceed at the designated time. A special meeting tonight will decide the United Fire Company's stance on the Hagerstown trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram R. Hock
United Fire Company
W.G Eerbin
Snow Hui
State Firescen'se Association
Hagerstown
McKerbin
Hook
State Firemen’s Association
Reonert
Baltimore
Joseph W. Gaver
Palmer Tennant
Tennant
Hoss Company
Death notices from Frederick and New Market Maryland
Mrs G F Crumbaugh died at Frederick on April 8 1905 aged 69 years 1 month 17 days after paralysis and peaceful passing. She leaves husband a son and two daughters. Funeral May 1 at her late residence with interment in Hope cemetery Woodsboro. Mrs Mary E Balthis died at New Market after a long illness aged about 65 years widow of Rev M G Balthis. Survived by son Rev J H Balthis two brothers and a sister. Funeral at Trinity Methodist Church New Market Thursday at 2 PM, interment New Market cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. PF. Crumbaugh
Margaret Catharine
George F. B. Crumbanugh
Frederick
Yeats
Daniel M
Susan Kemp
Woodsboro
Grade Reformed Church
M.L Shnford
Drumbaugh
Glade
Bonday
M. Hencb
Reva. J
Baltimore
M.e.charch
South
New Market
Joseph Hendrickson
Piedmont
W. Va
Balthis
J.H. Halthis
Trinity M. EH. Church
Trinity Meh
Onuroh
Funeral of Mrs Marths Wilson at Prospect Church
Funeral services for Mrs Marths Wilson of Mt Airy were held Wednesday May 17 at Prospect church. Bishop O M Marriott preached. eight nephews served as pallbearers. L T Lewin directed arrangements. long floral tributes surrounded her casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marths Wilson
Mt. Airy
Cherles Riggs
Eldridge Day
Wm Koeller
John Wilson
Henry Boyer
Thomas H. H. Kader
Charles Baorass
John Keller
L. T. Lewin
Pythian Conference In Maryland Attended By Indiana Leader
telegram from Supreme Chancellor Charles E Shively announces Past Grand Chancellor Wilson of Indiana will attend the Knights of Pythian conference in Maryland representing the Supreme Lodge. Maryland lodges and state leaders will meet to discuss the summer schedule with visiting railroad officers from Hagertown and Myersville. At Emergency Hospital John Ames Jr. remains in about the same condition while L T O Frazier shows some improvement at his West Fourth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Conference
Reno S. Harp
Charles E Shively
Richmond
Ind
Wilson
Indiana
Knights of Pythian
Maryland
Supreme Lodge
Raco
Enara
J. Clerencs Lane
John M. Lane
W. C. Hepperie
H. H. Kiiacore
Charles Brow
Wm. Jennings
Christian W. Lynch
Hagerstown
Hagerstown and Myeraville Railroad
John Ames, Jr
L. T. O. Frazier
West Fourth Street
Davis 100 percent Pure Paint praised by masters
An Ocean City reader endorses H B Davis Company paint with high praise for coverage and color. The notice urges dealers to stock Davis paint and references June 2003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Somens Cameron
Ocean Cuy
N. I
H. B. Davis Company
Baltimore
White Linen And Pique Skirts Opening Line
A new line of white washable skirts in Linen Dock and Pique appeals as stylish and practical. Local notes reference a $1,000 loan, 1,155 shares available through secretary J. W. L. Garty at Frederick County National Bank, and a list of corporate officers. Also advertised are gas ranges, hardware sales, a baby grand piano for sale, a rail trip offer, and Confederate Veterans Reunion ticket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. L. Garty
Frederick County National Bank
Iectors
Thos
H. Kaller
Gav
H. Zimmerman
F. B Sappington
D. G. Oarty
J.H. Lampe
H J.D. Hagan
Harry W Bowers
Sec
Treas
A. M. Landauer
B. '. Relob
Atty
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Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’, Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Jonn F. Duvano
Athletic
Western Maryland College- Maryland School
Lildie’s
Woman's Obriatian Temperance Union
North Market Atreat
OH. G. Raper
Fraternity
Masonic
U. A. MA
L. Kaglen
Lanpis
W. L. Gross
Brunswick, Md
Smya
Four Bullocks Comedy Co
Sohn Hendrickson
Fabrica
Jost
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Eidig & Miller
Varia Moussein Jk
Wits
Frederick Building Association
Asus
Ensoh
Frederick Gas & Exec. Co
Call
J.E. Price & Co
Baby Grand Plano
Margaret E. Uperatt
Conservatory
Lonteville
Baltimore & Chblo R. R. Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Louisville
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L. E. Mullinix
Finff Roga
Indian Rug Company
George
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MD Sia
George B. Rodooe
Thos. P. Rice
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Gecil & Gorman
Parries St
A.J Ehichelberger
California
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A. J. Eichelberger
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Allen Rohrback
D. E. Peterman
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Cuey Hotel
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