Local Briefs Include Repaints and Repairs on Water Street
Miz Thomas Geisinger improves his home on Water Street with a fresh coat of paint. Willard N. Garrets adds an awning at his West Patsick Street store. F Stubb’s residence on South Market Street is being repainted by Mebri F. Moberly and crew. C Hayes Landis injures his right thumb while working on West Patrick Street. Tyson Nicodemus market quotes list corn and wheat prices, with various grades and bids. Deafness cure ad touts constitutional remedies and Hall's Catarrh Cure offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz Thomas Geisinger
Water Street
Willard N. Garrets
West Patsick Street
F. Stubb
South Market Street
Mebri F. Moberly
C. Hayes Landis
West Patrick Street
Hall
Frea
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drogetst
Railroad Tax Hike Proposed by Frederick County Officials
Frederick County commissioners heard a proposed reassessment of the Western Maryland Railroad at $3,300 per mile while urging $6,000 per mile. Railroad executives argued $5,000 per mile is already excessive with hearings continuing. Washington County raised rail line rates and related stations, boosting total assessments by about $53,600 as other lines also saw increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werkera Marsland Rallroad
Frederick County
H. R. Pratt
Urner & Greer
Meseaz
Milton G. Urner
Hammond Urner
Maryland
Evorzeset
Northern Central Railway
Washington County Commissioners
Weertera
Potc
Mac Valley Bracon
Wertarn
Cumberland
Cherry Row
Danesok
Hanczck
Allegany Hee
Cancock
Pearre
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohie
Memorial Day Observance Urged by Grand Army of the Republic
A circular from the Grand Army of the Republic Potomac department urges respectful Memorial Day observances May 27 and May 30. It asks ex soldiers to attend services, display the flag, and urge communities to note the day, while noting related sick lists and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commanders’ Association
Department of the Potomac
Ustlin
Grand Army
Hs Rpublic
Cammanger
Tanner
Dne
Thader
Grand Army of the Republic
Jane
Dement Indicted for Child Abuse and Assault
A District of Columbia grand jury returned two true bills against Frank A Dement. One charges wilful torture and abuse of his two year old step daughter Adele Smith. The other accuses assault with intent to kill. Dement is serving a two year sentence in district jail for a wife beating conviction. In a separate item, Charles E Measley of the city bought 14 acres of woodland land with copper and sand, and declined offers to sell. A marriage license was issued at Rockville to Ernest B Ballinger, 32, of Licktville Frederick county, and Lillie May Evnns, 26, of Comte Montgomery county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dement
District of Columbia Grand Jury
Bes
Frank A Dement
Httle
Eli Dement
Adele Smith
Charles E. Measley
Rockville
Ernest B. Ballinger
Lickt—ville
Frederick County
Misa Lillie May Evnns
Comte
Montgomery County
Trolley Collision Fatal. Sixty Injured in Lafayette Dispatch
Special dispatch reports a trolley collision in Lafayette Isp on May 23 causing one death and about sixty injuries across the city. Authorities investigate cause as rescue teams treat passengers at the scene. The incident disrupts regular service and draws state transport officials to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayetie
Isp
Real estate transfers and court notices May 23 1906
Weekly record from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts shows real estate deeds, marriage licenses, and estate actions. Listings include First National Bank of Frederick to Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company and multiple transfers in Frederick and Woodsboro, plus marriages such as William Henry Rogers to Nine Grace Williar and others. Orphans' Court items cover inventories, accounts, estates, and administration orders for numerous individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
First National Bank of
Frederick
Frederick County
Charies
Beer
T. Stat
Wits
Willaw HL Parker
George W. Dalwich
Hestor B. Wynkoop
Brovewisk
George A. Devilbles
Sarah Af. Dor- Mwbhirs
Gore
Woedebora
George A. Devilblas
Sarah ML Devtlbles
Woodsboro
Charles W. Wright
Andrew J. Colbere
Icevenly
Efia R M. Lewis
Denton E
Oascotin
Thomas
Deanisa Daniel
Board of County School
Charles W Wright
John W. Grove
Battle Biggs
Franklin P. Ladwidge
Wilson G. Solbruner
Theresa H. Bobrman
Charles H. Brown
Forville
George F. Lock
James A Smith
Anenty
Ezra Fraley
John Wiliam Freshman
Harry E.stimmel
William J. Black
Thormont
Barry E. Stimmsl
William Stimms
Harry A Sipes
Sarilia O. Stimmel
Henry A.sipas
Sores, &c
Savills O. Stimmel
William Stimmel
Scree
Gentry A. Sipes
William FP. Dmavisby
Lewis Walter
Frederick City
William P. Maulsby
Trustes
Lewis Welter
William Henry Rogers
Grace Williar
Deerfield
Daniel G. Burcier
Walkerspile
May O. Ramsburg
Bicomeld
George Jobneer
Potisride
Sarah Catharine Ellicoatt
Bid- Gletons
Millard H. Weer
Eykesvle
Dorn Les Lindsay
Totonville
Delmar Oisy Streeth
Mary Elizabeth McDonald
Mary L. Yeskte
Agustin R. Yeakle
Mary L. Yeakle
Charles N. Harwert
Ana Maria Leezar
Olsyton C. Keedy
John O. Englebrecat
Gouré
John O. Engelbrecht
Joseph E. Long
Savilis GO. Long
Giorga A. Devilbica
Frisby T. Smith
Annie M. Smith
Lydia A Lidie
Marshall A. Gaugh
George 4
Devilbies
Sarah M. Devilbles
Elmer EH. Palmer
Thomas Palmer
Notica
Virginia
Henrietta Worthington
School Building Contract Awarded in Myersville
The Board of Granty Gommissioners awarded a contract for a four room brick school at Myersville to Elmer E Beachley for 3678 dollars. Bids for a New Market school and a Point of Rocks addition were rejected as too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granty Gommissioners
Myersville
Elmer E. Beachley
New Market
Point of Rooks
County Convention of Womans Christian Temperance Union
The County Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Myersville on Thursday May 21 Delegates and friends will leave Frederick or the nine o clock car of the Frederick and Myersville Electric Railroad for the event Those who wish to attend may take the afternoon car and return after the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Myersville
Frederick
Pilgrimage Planned by Frederick DAR Members
About a dozen members of the Frederick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution left Miss Ritchie’s home at 920 this morning for a pilgrimage to Rock Hill where they will be guests of Miss Julia Els.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ritchie
Rock
Mien Juliaels
Notable locally: deaths of Nelson Tregellas Harbaugh and Whipp
Dr. Lewis F. Nelson of Moberly Missouri dies of heart failure aged 79 leaving a son and three daughters and siblings in Maryland. Joseph Tregellas of Union Bridge dies at 75 after dry goods and grocery work in Baltimore and Grafton lineage.Marietta Harbaugh, widow of George Harbaugh, dies at 72 in Waynesboro Pennsylvania from apoplexy, survived by extensive children and relatives. Beulah Whipp dies at Shock Town aged 1 year from bowel inflammation with funeral in Rocky Springs churchyard. The Clansman author Thomas Dixon Jr discussed after a North Carolina incident inspiring the play at City Opera House June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Nelson
Thievtsy
Moberly
Thareday
Neson
Jacge Madison Nelson
Wellksow
Bio
J. V. Haltzeil
East Patrick Street
Tregallas
Bts
John N. Tregatlas
Grafton
W. Va
Roland E Martmac
Edward Early
Baltimore
Elia Tregeliss
Aston Bridges
Tregellas
Samuel ‘Tregellas
Tregallas, Hertel & Co
Bopkins Place
Mrs MicLean Unveils Washington Bust in City Hall
The Continental Guards escort the Daughters of the American Revolution to New York City Hall to unveil a George Washington bust by David D Algers replica. Mrs Donaid McLean presents the bust, with remarks by Mrs McGowan of the Board of Aldermen and a reception attended by aldermen and politicians, along with Art Commission members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MicLean Unvells Best
New York
Continental Guards
Daughters of the
Donaid McLean
George Washington
Washington
David D'Algers
Louvre
Jefferson M. Levy
Baldwin Specialty Company fined for license violation
The Baldwin Specialty Company of Baltimore and its representatives were arrested for not having a state candy license to peddle goods. Justice BH Eckstein fined them 23 dollars plus costs, the wagon was held and returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Specialty Company
Baltimore
May Religious School Processions And Washington Trip
The annual St John’s Catholic Sunday school procession is set for Sunday afternoon at 333 Otour. All Saints Episcopal Whitsuntide celebration is planned for Whit Monday. J K Robinson Jr, Austin Baughman, and Gay K Motter left yesterday evening in a car for Washington and expect to return this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholics
O'Stour
All Saints’ Episcopal
J. K. Robinson, Jr
Austin Baughman
Gay K. Motter
Washington
Postal Station Superintendent Named in Liberty
John Sweadaar of Liberty has received his commission as superintendent of the Liberty postal station. The position carries a salary of $500 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sweadaar
Liberty
The
Liberty Postal Staton
Mayor Reelected In Cumberland By 314 Margin
Clarence M. King wins re election as Cumberland mayor by a 314 vote majority over Issac Hirsh Democrat. The report notes other local items including a manslaughter verdict, a death in Washington county, and a San Francisco earthquake moving pictures show at the City Opera House with Donla Ade and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Clarence M. King
Cumberland
Issac Hirsh
Emus Haslam
Eskimore
Margaret Briels
Samual B. Miller
Sharpsburg
Washington County
City Opera
San Francisco
Golder Gate
Chins
Fismes
Sale on Heater's Island Assets at Public Auction
Trustee Gleon H. Worthington sold on Heater's Island yesterday the live stock and farming implements of George W. Heater at public sale held by auctioneer L M Bready. The sale drew a good crowd and produced about $1,100, with proceeds to be distributed by the United States District Court in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaters Island
Gleon H. Worthington
George W. Heater
Heater’s Island
Heater
L. HM. Bready
Frederick City Hospital Guild to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Frederick City Hospital Guild holds its regular monthly meeting Friday at 3 o'clock in the G D C rooms. Grace Neiwic, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Inabl ng an electric fan at cost this season
FRepexion Gas axp Evecragic Co. promotes cooling with electric fans at cost and guarantees satisfaction. The firm also showcases a wide range of new chin and Japanese designs with stylish hald and sisira accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepexion Gas Axp
Evecragic Co
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Asant
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John T. Wood
Emory L. Coblentz
Brida
Joaoh Bohrback
West Church Street
Erneak Young
Charies W. East, Sr
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John A. DeL3shmatt
Bookeystown
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Mar- Ket Street
John Hirshberger
North Starket Street
Gouverneur
Johnson
Ersir
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West Second Street
Hot Springs
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George Rosskey
St Pearl
Charles H. Young
Union Bridge
West Mth Street
Jmlia
D. P. Zimmerman
Wordsboro
Charles W. Miller
North Mar- Eaf Street
Hitchcock
Chicago
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J_ E Robinson
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Nellie Bleesing- Biyster
Scott Eider
Tyson & Nicodemus
Getz
Wealr.r
George Wachter
Elmer Warner
West Fifth Street
Edward D. Balizsll
West Third Street
Howard Kussmaal
Gours Street
M. Bernard English
Visitation Academy
Sr. Bernard
coHar
William P. Msulsby
Lew Walter
Improvement Land and Building Association of
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Madson Nelson
Joseph Tregellas
Aston Bridge
City Opera House
Phomis Dixon, Jr
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Dixon
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
EMD
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D. Sarer
WM. G. Baker
E. D. Baker
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EhoraGey
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Eechisen
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Braddock Heights
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Znitskuan
HerRens Millinery
Awesthearé
Ms McHenry
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City Hotel
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Blanke
Brianxt & Knorts
Herrera
Blanke’s
Eusast & Exotrs
Beneera Millinery PaRvogs
Etchison
B.D. Schumid
Thuraday
Dior Etchison
Reagy F
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Frederick GaAs and Electric Co
Theas
L. E. Mullinizx
George & Rodock
Nott
George
Thos
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North Charles Street
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Midtf
H. E. Smith
Eest Church Street
Markdawis
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Franklin Street
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Brederich, Mds
Jane New
Besant & Enote
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