Statewide political notes and missing persons report
Genoa King of Damascus Montgomery County has disappeared from home. The Prince Georges Democratic Convention endorsed Senator Joseph S Wilson for Congress. George V Rubi of Cumberland was found dead in Hendricks West Virginia. Dr Edwin Galliard Mason of New York City died at Hagerstown. Harford County Democratic Convention endorsed Gorman for President and Senator T H Robinson for Congress. Talbott County delegation backs General Seth for Congress and ex Governor Smith for delegate at large. Calvert County endorses Gorman for President, Governor Smith for delegate at large and John B Gray for Congress and condemns the Governor over suffrage amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa King
Damascus
Montgomery County
Prince George’s
Joseph S. Wilson
Congress
George V. Rubi
Cumberland
Hendricks
W. Va
Edwin Galliard Mason
New York City
Hagerstown
Mason
Harford County
Gorman
Calvert County
Mr. Gorman
Smith
John B. Gray
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Surrounding Areas
Local items describe Mr Joseph F Eisenhauer leaving for Baltimore on business Miss Ella and Janet Fout visiting Frederick area Charlen Ottenheimer Baltimore manager for Gosman Ginger Ale visiting Frederick Mr and Mrs Georges Olary and children visiting Mrs Olary's parents near Frederick Mr Lee Haushen leaving for Columbus to join Gus Sun's Minstrel summer plans Mr and Mrs George Mehrling their daughters and Miss Lottie Kimmel visiting the Stockman family near Fengavills H N Haller resigns as prescription clerk at Elderdice drug store and returns home in Frederick Morris Barresa of Baltimore succeeds him Hunter Hendricktor selected as freshman at Western Maryland College elocution contest What is Wanted column urges advertising and stock awareness to boost sales Stray Homing Pigeon reports Mr A J Frashour Wolfville about a pigeon with bands P F 52736 arriving May 16 and kept in the owner’s possession
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
North Market Street
Baltimore
Ella
Janet Fout
Frederick
Fountain Mills
Charlen Ottenheimer
Gosman Ginger Ale Company
Georges Olary
Airy
Lee Haushen
West Patrick Street
Columbus
Ohio
Gus Sun
George Mehrling
Mehrling
Lottie Kimmel
N. C. Stockman
Fengavills
H. N. Haller
W. J. Elderdice
Cumberland
Morris Barresa
Hunt Hendricktor
J. D. Hendrickson
Elizabeth McDaniel
Western Maryland College
Sleep Ends in Death of Prominent City Grocer
Harry R. Besant, 42, a leading grocer of Besant & Knott on East Patrick street, died suddenly at his home on Hat Church street from heart disease. He leaves a widow and two young daughters Katherine and Margarets, his mother, three brothers Mantz Bernard and Charles, and two sisters Mrs O P Bennett and Mrs W W Shook. Funeral plans not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry RB. Besant
Haat Church Street
Mr. Besant
M. A. Bessnt
East Second Street
Besant & Knott, Grocers
East Patrick Street
Katherine
Margares
Mantz
Bernard
Charles
Third Battery Arrives En Route to Gettysburg from Fort Myer
The Third Battery U S Field Artillery with 100 men, 9120 horses and six guns arrived this afternoon from Fort Myer Virginia heading to Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Commanded by Capt C C Summerall with Lt E P None and Lt H S Kilbourne. They will camp at the fair grounds tonight then depart to Emmitsburg. An experimental automobile supply wagon accompanies the unit. Troops E and G of the Fifteenth Cavalry also expected to pass through en route to Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Field Artillery
Fort Myer
Gattysburg
CC. P. Summerall
E. P. None
H. S. Kilbourne
Charles N. Hargett
Fair Grounds
Emmitsburg
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Chickamaugs
Cuba
Philippines
Koester
Gettysburg
Four mules bought for Montevne farm use
At a Board of Charities and Corrections meeting yesterday four mules were purchased for use on the Montevne farm. The assault case against John Tonsel was postponed to 7:80 this evening. George E. Montgomery of M. G. Copeland Company arranged a new awning for Rosenstock Bros on Hast Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Corrections
Montevne
John Tonsel
George E. Montgomery
M. G. Copeland Company
Washington, D.C
Rosenstock Brog
Patrick Street
Death of Mrs Margaret E Morningstar at age 68
Mrs Margaret E Morningstar died this morning at her residence of hearts disease aged 68 years 9 months 28 days She resided previously at Double Pips Creek Carroll county as housekeeper for D Calvin Warner She is survived by a son in Baltimore and a daughter Mrs Longe Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at the house with interment at Mt Olive Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Morningstar
W. W. Lease
East Third Street
Double Pips Creek
Carroll County
D. Calvin Warner
Shoe
Baltimore
Longe
Mt. Oliveaé Cemetery
Tyson-Dorsey Tyson to Wed at Home in June
Mr and Mrs Jacob B Tyson announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Elizabeth Dorsey Tyson to Mr Charles Asbury Bifford of Washington DC and formerly of this city The ceremony will be held Wednesday June 8 at 730 pm at the Tyson residence 85 East Church Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Tyson
Elizabeth Dorsey Tyson
Charles Asbury Bifford
Washington, D. C
Ksat Church Streas
The Social World Mountain Soiree Closes Season
Miss Ritchie leads the afternoon dancing class for a mountain Saturday event closing the series. Former popular patrons are asked to attend the party. Further notice will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Popila
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Union Opens in Walkersville
The inaugural convention of Frederick County’s Young People’s Christian Endeavor Union began this afternoon at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Walkersville. Ray J. Asper led the opening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Unio
Frederick County
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Ray. J. U. Asper
Shooting Match At Bruceville Draws Local Clubs
A clay pigeon shooting match is set for next Monday in Bruceville during Decoration Day festivities. The Bruceville shooting club invites Frederick area sportsmen to join in a test of skill hosted by the local club. Market notes list corn at 3.00 per barrel and various oat prices. Miss Lucy Saliar is reported very sick at her South Market Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruceville
Frederick
the Bick
Lucy Saliar
South Market Street
Mrs Georgianne Walker Dead at Baltimore Sanitarium
Mrs Georgianne Walker wife of Dixon O Walker of near Urbana died last night at Dr Howard A Kellys sanitarium Satan Place Baltimore at 9 o clock after an operation for a serious condition. She was 35, married about 15 years, survived by brother Dr Lemuel W Hoopes and sister Dr Fannie Hoopes both of Baltimore. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 from Dr Hoopes residence with services at the Cathedral at 11. Stewart and Mowen, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianne Walker
Dixon
Lemuel W. Hoopes
Fannie Hoopes
Baltimore
Samuel W. Hopes
Maryland Avenue
Stewart and
Mowen
Park Avenue
Hatchet Attack Leaves Grant Smith Wounded in Erie Case
Amos Brown, about 50, a colored man, struck Grant Smith several times in the back of the head with a hatchet yesterday evening after Smith forced entry at Brown’s West All Saints street home. Smith, about 81, suffered seven wounds. Brown surrendered with $150 bail. Doctor Bourne deemed Smith likely to recover. Justice Eckstein released Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Brown
Grant Smith
Smith
Brown
West All Saint's Street
A. G. Bourne
Holbraner
Brachey
King
Bourne
Justice Eckstein
Change In Democratic Ticket Organizes City Committee
The newly elected Democratic City Central Committee met in City Hall to select Charles P. Levy as chairman Edward O Kemp as secretary and Stephen Geisbert as treasurer A two member precinct committee was formed to invite John Hershberger to run for alderman Hershberger accepted the nomination but George Heinlein declined citing his social commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central Committee
City Water Rent Collector's
City Hall
Charles P. Levy
Edward O.kemp
Stephen Geisbert
George W. Heinlein
John Hershberger
John Hershberger and Tender Him the Nomination. Mr. Hershberger
North Market Street
Heinlein
Will distributes estate in Hegerstown probate
Mrs. Herries O. Murdock's $14,000 estate is probated with specific bequests to Trinity Lutheran Church in Boonsboro $500 to sister Acksah L. Stier $2,000 to niece Harriet C. Storm $1,000 to four children of Stier and $500 to four children of Francia E. Storm. The balance goes to Mrs. Francis E. Storm. The decedent had previously given the old homestead to her adopted daughter Mrs. Katie Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herries O. Murdock
Hegerstown
Trinity Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
Acksah L. Stier
Harriet C. Storm
Katie Storm
Murdock
Johnsey Barbour
New Market
A. L. Stier
S Till
Oliver Falconer
Virginia university receives 1200 volume law library in memory of Gen Johnson
Gen Johnson of Rock Onatie Goochland county Va presented the University of Virginia law department with a law library of about 1 200 volumes valued at 10 000 dollars. The gift honors his father the late Gen Bradley T Bey a distinguished lawyer and soldier who supported the university and valued its instruction and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bradley
Rock Onatie
Goochland County
Law Department
University of Virginia
Bradley T. John Bey
Wellington lecture on Luther at United Brathren Church
Hon George L Wellington delivered eight sermons at the United Brethren church in Myersville for the benefit of the high school there. Trolley excursions were run from Frederick and Middletown and the church was packed to the doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
George L. Wellington
Martic Luther
Myeres Ville
Frederick
Middletown
Fewer Gallons Wears Longer Paint Ad by Hargett
Fewer gallons, uses less Devos Lead and Zinc than mixed paints, and wears longer, lasting twice as long as lead and oil. Sold by P. L. Hargett & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Cc
Frederick Fire Corps to Show At Cumberland Meeting
Frederick will be well represented at the Maryland State Firemen’s Association annual meeting in Cumberland next month. The Independent and United Companies will each field about 75 men and enter engine, reel and hook and ladder contests. United will bring a Woodsboro band of 23 pieces, and both groups plan drills and parades. A fund of 200 will be split between bands. local business men contributed 85 to aid the United Company’s expenses. The Jantor Company will send delegates and may attend the ace hook and ladder contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Cumberland
Independent
Jantor Company
Teave Eyeter
United
Independenta
Osateat
United Company
Woodsboro
Businees
Atry
Banda
United and Independent
Enjoyable Recital by Mrs Eisenhauer-Font's Pupils at City Opera House
The annual recital by pupils of Mrs Katharine Eisenhauer-Font drew a large audience last night in the City Opera House. The program included numerous vocal and pantomime pieces with young performers such as Ethel Watkie, Helen Hull, Ruth Dixon, Mary Wood, and Lacy Eisenhauer. The instructor's skill and the students' graceful movements produced a series of beautiful stage pictures and widespread applause. Dedication of Zion Reformed Church at Charlesville is set for May 29 with sermons by Rev. Dr. Keohbach and Rev. Dr. Meminger, plus multiple services through the week ending Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Eisenhauer-Font
City Opera House
Dream of the Flowers
Cora
Bestie
Aunie
Ethel Watkie
Helen Wolf
Edith Kintz
Helen Hull
Elizabeth Staley
Louise Haller
Ruth Dixon
Addie Schaeffer
Obsrlotts Linn
Marie Baller
Mamie Hates
Hoten Wolfe
Louise Schrey
Ethel Waters
Miriam Wilson
Mary Collins
Cornelia McSherry
Dorothy Wilson
Hana Bobaeffer
Mamie Hales
Mary Wood
Mildred Griffith
Mary Esterly
Miriam Schroeder
Eddie Sohseffer
Acios
Guy D'Hardelot
W. Aletter
Miss Lacy Elgenhauer
Marie Haller
Charlotte Sin
Thy
Bartlet
Bandolero
Stuart
Mr. O. Will Fout
Mary Smith
Chas. Miller
Will Leichert
Lillie
Valne Ramsburg
Fred Miller
Gaps
U. S. Army
Albian Wood
Estelle Batram
Mae Hagan
Ray Grambine
Mary
Bridget
Annie Staley
Rose Birely
Mies Lacy Eisenhauer
Mr. Foust
Zion Reformed Church
New Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
E. RB. Keohbach
Frederick
J. W. Meminger
Lancaster
Meminger
J. R. Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
EH. L. McLean
I. M. Motter
Alleged threat to kill leads to Pearl arrests
Leslie Wright and Jacob Hall of Pearl were arrested by Deputy Darner on a Monday evening after allegedly threatening to kill Mrs. Charle N. Hargett. They cursed and vowed violence when a watch dog barked, then were released on a $100 bond for a hearing tonight at seven. Deputy Bernard O Kohlenberg has been commissioned as Frederick County deputy game warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Wright
Jacob Hall
Pearl
Darner
Charle N. Hargett
Mr. Hargatt
Bernard O. Kohlenberg
Frederick County
Damage laden auction and notices from Frederick County
A mix of license notices, receivers sale of Dixon Bros stock at No. W Patrick street, debt requests, and political meeting notices. Republican City Executive Committee meets May 25 at City Hall. Pen Mar Park season opens June 22 with improvements and J O U A M program. United Brethren reunion at Pen Mar June 25 with excursion trains. Blue Flame Wickless Oil Stove promotion by B Sappington at 72 North Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Bros
W. Patrick Street
Josefa W
United Brethren Church
Pennsylvadis
Maryland
Virginia
Pan Mar
Pen-Mar Park
Shippensburg
Hagerstown
Baltimore
York
United Brethren Committee
Pen
Knowles hypnotist engagement set for Dallas City Hall dates
The Knowles hypnotist act, praised as the most amusing of the season by several daily papers, will perform at the City Opera House May 26 27 and 28. Elmer E Knowles will showcase a sensational blindfold drive on Thursday at 7 o clock. Prices are 25 50 and 60 cents with a free admittance to the opening performance for each 60 cent ticket bought before 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Dallas News
City Opals House
Hypnotiste
Will Appaar
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Norfolk
Rostoke
Richmond
Elmer E. Knowles
Opera House
One
Indy
Frederick Building Association stock offering and entertainment note
On June 4 1904 the Frederick Building Association will issue stock for Series No 10. Shares cost 26 cents per week with a 10 cent entrance fee per share. Loan interest is 416 percent per year and each share matures at 100 dollars, yielding over 4 percent annually. Shares available from secretary J W Larty at the Frederick County National Bank during the day or Saturdays. Directors listed include Thos H Haller Gov H Zimmerman D O Oarty and others. Entertainment Tonight features Miss Campbell elocutionist of Philadelphia at the City Opera House, with a Milas Camp ball to be accompanied by piano violin and soprano soloist. New floor coverings ad promotes carpets rugs and mattings, touting latest novelties and urging early orders with exclusive carpet and wall paper house status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. Larty
Frederick County National Bank
Miss Campbell
Philadelphia
City Opera House
Milas Campball
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the Daily News
Gregors
Pone
Holtebraig
Richard Cromwell
Richard
Emerson
Elgi
Ralph Walduy Emerson
Boaton
Opera Comique
Paris
United States
Tor
Giuseppe Puente
Germany
Init
Wassineto
W. L. Moogs
Weather Bureau
NEW Advertisi
Toni Watch
Lowen Entertainment
Notics
Pen-Mar
U.B. Reunion
Douglas Shoes Bank
Frede Statement
Freder
Lacania Baer
Naws ‘Office
Glen Falls Ins
Miss Campballstein & Wertheimer
Wm. Anderson
A. M. B. Charoh
Sherif Youurisk Building Ass
W.M RR
W. Mlr
R. John Hendrickson
Senatal
A.R. Yeakterick Co. Nat. Bank
W. H. Shipley
News OF the
A. J. Frashour
Wolfaville
Porzemion
BE. B. Besant
Daugh
U. S
Mountain City
Dixon Walker
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Ander
Laca
Prica
Fane
Balta
John Hendrickson
Clinton Es
Main
Hinton I
Mat
THE
City Hotel Grill
Bena
Cragies T. K. Yous
Sharif
Gavag
Republican City Executive Committee
Harey E Ouaprine
Muwaro N. Nusz
Jessia W. Gaver
Pear
F. B. Sappington
Gummer Comforts
Standard Oil Company
B. Sappington
North Market
George S. Rodock
FEE Big Store
Rodock
Ocom- Masud
Drederick
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sdas
Wfuneral Dikreusurke and Urbniture
Siha
Telapnous
Thomas
East Fourer Styles
Yraderick County
NTF Opera House
the Knowles
America
Eimer B. Knowles
Thureday
Yeaele's
WM. CO. Boteler
Bee O. & P
H. B. Smith
East Church Street
Adawly
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Hradarick
City Hotel
L. Kefauves
Lake Optical Company
Bente Ee Cor
Market
Besant & Knott
Coons Wine
I. E. Cline
Gummer Rugs
Price
Cline
Thos. H. Haller
Gov. H. Zimmerman
D. O. Oarty
A. M. Landauer
J. W. J. Oarty
J.H. Lampe
B. W. Bowers
B. F. Reich
B. J. D. Hagan
L. Es Mollenix
L. E. Mullinix
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