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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
3
A fragmentary item lists addresses and names such as East St WI Carty FS and Porterfield column. It mentions a News Office Sale and urges Gramer & Stauffer subscribers to report any irregularities in receipt of Bopers.
A string of social items lists Mr George F Have visiting relatives near ship city and many locals relocating or traveling. It notes W Urban and family moving to Toledo and others visiting Baltimore Danbs Frederick Washington and Middletown.
A Frederick, Maryland reader shares practical painter tips about lead and oil paints and fuel use. The note compares Devoe and similar brands, asking how much extra distance paint covers per gallon and whether printing or higher wages affect cost. The letter cites savings when buying by the gallon and asks for reader experience on foot coverage and pricing.
The Woman's College announces a full slate for closing exercises starting Friday June 1 with a vocal recital and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. S. B. Mase of Greensburg. Week includes class day events, School of Art exhibits, Conservatory performances, and the graduation address by William Bullock Clarks of Johns Hopkins University.
News items report fires destroying Reuben Bowen’s Parran home in Olivers County and Baltimore contributions totaling 162 447.43 for San Francisco sailors. An evangelistic meeting at Belair drew many prominent attendees, while a court adjourned and a school closed. The Lutheran Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society met in Hagerstown. W O Wilson of Charlestown was killed near Oldtown crossing. no witnesses. Emme Haslem, convicted in Baltimore for a fatal operation, was sentenced to six years. Chariss N Ball, 18, of Hampden, Baltimore, drowned after cramps in Jones Falls. a companion and a large Newfoundland tried to help. Ball’s mother is Miss Cora Medcaif, formerly of Frederick.
Templare to Attend Church tonight at 730 as Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church hosts a sermon by Rector Rav. Dries born ingle. Ss Bernard Commandery of Hagerstown arrives at 7 under Eminent Commander Albert Heard. Incanses de Molay led by Captain-General Charles O. Waters. A brief parade follows and a banquet at Masonic Temple with Braddock Heights Band.
Mrs. Garber, of Exst Fourth Street, reports the death of her niece Miss Fairy S. Keefer in Baltimore from typhoid fever. aged 22 years 3 months 26 days. Funeral from Mrs. Lewis Harding's home 710 Falls read Baltimore, with service at Otterbein Memorial Church Hampden Baltimore tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
George Holle, colored, was arrested by Officer Jones for charging and swearing and keeping disordered bones on North Bentz. He appeared before Justice O H Eckatein and was fined $10. he then went to jail for 13 days.
Ernest Ballinger, a Frederick County farmer, married May Kinns, daughter of Nathan Kinns of Gomus Montgomery County, in Clarksburg by Reverend W. C. Smith. Post ceremony they journey to Washington, Baltimore and Pittsburg. The report notes alterations at the fair grounds race track to meet regulations.
Beginning July 1 1976 patrons on rural free delivery routes must display signals on their mail boxes to indicate there is mail for carriers to collect. Carriers will not stop to examine boxes without signals and must lower signals after delivery. Instructions urge simple devices and clear display to ensure carriers can collect mail without delays.
Notices report repainting at the homes of G Wesley Klodley East Oburoh Street and J Alfred Rister East Second Street. Garrett S De Grange North Market Street undergoes a facelift by Mehr F Mob rly. Charlie Mobbs rly of West Fifth Street injured by a bite while horseback riding. Washington Camp No 17 invited to attend divine service with Raynolds Pass G A R at First Baptist Church Sunday 10 30 AM.
G F Porter of Cumberland denies a statement attributed to ex Senator Wellington and claims no visit to Frederick was arranged by him or Wellington. Porter accuses Rane S Harp, introduced by F Posey of the Frederick Examiner, of inspiring the false report and notes a related item in the Baltimore American.
Local notices report individuals on the sick list in Frederick City with several names and conditions. It notes the forthcoming staging of The Clansman at the City Opera House on Saturday June 2 with afternoon and evening performances. A public sale of the Andrew DeLathman estate on Booth Market Street was withdrawn at $3,650.
Readable text shows bids for the Naval Officer role in Baltimore with Dr. Rena S. Harp as a candidate. Secretary Bonaparte has conducted hearings on candidates and bankers, with a decision expected soon. Rep Pearre and Rep Wachter back different figures, while discussions hint at political influence and possible reevaluation if Congress fails to agree.
The Reformed Sunday school of Charlesville will hold Children's Day services next Bundsay morning at 10 o'clock. The Fairview Sunday School near McKaig will hold Children's Day Sunday evening, May 27, at o'clock, command ing promptly. The Sunday School Ascension Festival meets at the Evangelical Reformed church this evening at 7 o'clock with music by the children. Rev. A. M. Glack of Emmitsberg will deliver the address. Floral emblems memorialize deceased members and offerings aid beneficiary students.
The writer asserts no contact with Mc Wellington for years and says the nomination bid for Congress was at the urging of friends in Frederick County. They deny involvement in postmastership factionalism and emphasize seeking Republican support while avoiding entangling alliances.
S. T. Harrner denies claims published in the Feederick News that his actions were intended to aid Mr. Wellington or Mr. Porter’s attempt to publish articles for Mr. Lowndes. Harrner states he warned Porter against outside interference and asserted local support for Frederick County candidates, calling the accusations a sinister pretext used by opponents to mislead Republicans.
No greater value exchanged for money than a McHenry cigar for aichol at Besair and Esott next to City Hotel. Valley View Cottage Braddock Heights opens for the season. Monthly Frederick City Hospital Guilet meeting Friday at 3 in U D rooms. Grace Nervic secretary. Mrs Ds 645 Zruiuenwan Braddock Heights Md. Electric fans offered at cost by Frederica Gas and Electric Co. Fortata Gas Ranges promoted. Mattings and hall furniture showcased with new designs at local store.
The snippet lists positions including president vice president cashier and assistant cashier. It indicates the bank’s leadership roles and staff titles without full names or dates. The wording reflects an old fashioned banking title format.
In Frederick City the Republican dispute centers on George Wellington and a meeting at the Ebbitt House. Supporters accuse Wellington of betrayal and say his influence shapes district loyalties from Buckeystown to Oshar. The piece frames the upcoming Saturday vote as a battle over leadership and party unity amid local campaign noise.
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