Evédé and Fhera Federdas and Today News
John M. Mowbray dies at Easton. Mary E. Kirkpatricx-Howat sues for partial divorce from Reginald Kirkkpatrick Howast. Henry Clay Turner, deputy state game warden, moved from Washington county to Allegany County Court after a fatal shooting. A farm dwelling near Redland burned, Leizear family narrowly escaped. Local figures form shale pressed brick manufacturing company at Hancock with daily plant capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
Redland
Montgomary County
Samuel Leizear
A. P. Bridges
Joseph B. Pyles
Ganeees
Charles Aa. Ritcbey
Brief Bits From The Local Scene
A pew payment was laid before First Baptist Church on Dill Avenue. Mr Charles Schroider is building two brick dwellings on West Booth Street. Mayor E Goldsborough will deliver the memorial address at Emmitsburg on Decoration Day May 30. The dwelling of Mr Thomas E Kennedy on South Market Street has been painted. The senior class of the Woman's College enjoy an outing along the Monocacy near the Georgetown Bridge. The property of harness dealer Mr John Behell on North Market Street is being repainted by Mr Behri EF Mobarly and a team of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenus
Charles Schroider
West Booth Street
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Eammitsburg
Atora Sn
Georgetown Bridge
John &. Behell
North Market Street
Ir. Behri EF. Mobarly
Ross Basr
Aene Schley
Baltimore
Cmt
M. E Staub
W. H. Ashbaugh
Emoltsburg
Frederick
Fannie B. Evans
East Patrick Arrest
Washington
Glare Evansf
East Patrick Street
Charlestown
W Va
Mies Katie Rosenmerkel
Pearl
H. C. Perry
West Southstreet
Louis M. Eline
Jasob B. Tyson
Cherles 'Sifford
D. C
Georgia Simmons
Emma Honck
Nannie Thomas
Atlantic City
Chsarles E Saylor
Vernon M. Rhoads
West South Street
Arb. Kaller and Son
Jefferson, Sta
E M. Dyer
East Fourth Street
A. Kegalewistz
Martinsburg
W. Va
Oberlander
West Third
H. Olly Perry and Son
Houston Elliott
Washington, D. C
Wal. S. Brenner
Breoner
FP. B
Olly DeGrange
Garrett S DeGrange
Alvey
Brad. Alvey
John Manuel Alvarez
Brooklyn
Norman Danner
Unionville
Jana
Messrs
Hamoo-Negron
Felix Agenjo
Isis Frederick
San Juan
Porto Rico
Caracas
New York Harbor
Blackingham
Felix
Puarto Rico
Spain
Deserter Threatens to Kill, Frederick Fearens Family
The report says J. D. Lechron, described as a barbar, deserted his wife and fled with another woman to an area near Frederick. The woman’s parents are grief stricken over her disappearance, and the girl’s father is reported to have attempted suicide. He has threatened to kill Lechron if he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsgerstown
J. D. Lechron
Barbar
Jeff
Frederick
Lechron
Leehron
Problem of twelve pence and twelve birds riddle
A reader asks to solve a classic arithmetic puzzle: with twelve pence to buy twelve bird parts priced as two pence per ridge, larks at three halfpence, and sparrows at sixpence per quarter. determine how many of each bird was bought. The article also notes the Girls College Junior-Senior banquet at the Guy Hotel with toast responses and lists local market quotes for corn wheat and cacao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsig
Giria
Women’s College
Guy Hotel
J. H. Apple
Lillian Mottes
YMCA Subscriptions Drive In Frederick Reaches 16046 Pledged
A former Frederick resident pledges 500 as local men form four Y M C A districts north and south of Church Street. Captains lead Companies A through D in nightly reports. Company B leads with 111000? in subscriptions, aiming to raise 25000 for a new Y M C A building.
Graduating Recital Reveals Miss Sadie Zimmerman’s Rare Talent
The Woman's College audience witnessed Miss Sadie Zimmerman in a graduating recital praised for rare musical ability. Baltimore artist Mrs. Eyster accompanied with pure soprano and strong legato, delivering modern and old works with mixed success. The program included Schumann and a Motzkwowski piece, with Zimmerman praised for forceful technique and refined interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Sedle Zimmerman
Sadie Zimmermen
Woman's College
Avening
Miss Zimmerman
Frederick
Frederick Public Cames In Contact. Miss Zimmerman Was Assisted By Mrs. Eyster
Baltimore
Beethoven
Seze
Msnn
Schubert
Mrs. Eyster
Bose
Hiss Zimmerman
Motzkowaski
Miss Stanley
Zimmerman
Ziemerman
Runaway Run Into City Wagon Injures Men
In a North Market Street incident yesterday a team in a slick wagon driven by Charles Fagan and Harry Cash collided with William Shipley’s large delivery wagon in front of Charles Shipley’s saloon. Fagan suffered severe lacerations to the left face and arm. Dash sustained bruises to the leg. the wagon sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fagan
Harry Cash
North Market Street
Wm. Shipley
Charles Shipley
Rourney
Messrs Fagan
Dash
Market Street
Fagan
Weiss
iN THE LAW's Grip Committed To Home
Mary Batson aged 16 was arrested in Hanover Pennsylvania at her mother Anna S Batson’s request for incorrigibility. Sheriff Martz brought her to the city and Justice Eckstein ordered her committed to the House of the Good Shepherd in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie Mary Batson
Hanover
Anna S. Batson
Martz
Fustice O. B. Eckstein
House of the Good Shepherd
Baltimore
State Board Fixes Rail Property Valuation
The West Virginia State Board of Public Works completed assessments of railroad property, totaling 176 835 636 dollars. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad property was set at 5 000 000 dollars after revision from 15 000 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State Board of Public Works
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rail station plan roils Doubs to Adamstown Junction
Residents near Doubs offered land to the B and O R R Co for a station at that site but railroad officials remain undecided. Rumors say the Adams town and Doubs stations may be removed in favor of a station at Adamstown Junction. A new fire plug has been installed on Heat Second Street near Middlealisy and another in front of Judge James McSherry’s home on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Adamstown
Adamstown Junction
Sworg Railroad
Docks
Brank FB
Tyergar
Heat Second Street
Middlealisy
James McSherry
East Second Street
Religious Meetings and Services Announced Across Town
A long list of church services and Sunday school times across multiple parishes. Notable items include Schleyerike Sunday school 9 am and service 7 pm, All Saints 10:30 am and 2:30 pm Sunday school, Evangelical Lutheran 10:30 am. Evangelical Reformed 10:30 am and 7 pm. Germantown Hospital Brethren 9:30 am, 4:30 am, 7:46 pm. Presbyterian 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with Rev. Dixon. Episcopal and other church notices. Also mentions City Ministerial Association meeting May 28 at 10 am, and a memorial sermon at First Baptist with Rev. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyerike
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Steck
Sanday Schoes
Germso Hapital Brethren Church
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R Eeobbach
City Ministerial Association
Tomorow
Her. A. J. Gin
Epworth League
Ms. Pleasant Reformed Church
Ray
M. Hanch
Reynold
G. AR
First Baptist Church
Wm. Hammond Parker
Washington Camp
P.O
Grace Reformed Church
Ray. E. L. McLean
Im. Migs
Viola Brodtesk
Siog
Mr. O'Neal
Washington
D. C
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian Endeavor
Mrr. O'Neil
Washington, D. C
St. John's Osthelic Church
Firat Maia
Wm. J. Kane
Fr. Kane
Trinity M. BE. Church
South
John Paul Tyler
Frank A. Tyler
Byanstown
Local notices and social events in Frederick Maryland
Summer commencements and children party notices listed for Frederick County. Calls for details directed to Miss W M Rircuie of Frederick. Kechai School of Expression. City Overse House events on May 23 and 29 with tickets 25 cents. Edison Gold Moulded Records for May arriving, local vendors Dyer and Vivezr advertise. Girls High School meeting at 8 pm Tuesday at the school. Tonight at City Hotel and Ye Ostrellton Cafe menu highlights Chowder Froge turtle soup and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Thorughen
W. M. Rircuie
Frederick
Kechai
Ostrellton Cafe
J. H. Lani
Capital 100000 Surplus 260000 Bank Officers Listed
A historical bank record shows a capital of 100000 with a surplus of 260000 and lists officers including J. D. Baker as President W. Baker as Vice President and L. D. Basee as Cashier along with assistant and clerical staff names. The document references locations KansporE Taos Hance and other scattered tokens.
Establishment adds new garments and parasols at retail
The establishment lists new garments including a Whites Dock Skirt at 952 and another at 135, linings, gauze stockings, waterproof habilitale silk, and a large range of parasols with new colors and handles. Also promoted are belts, combs, and an excursion to Washington and Baltimore. Market items include mattress rugs, matting, and Halland stalia designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kind
China
Ostland
The Frederick Building Association Stock Sale Notice
On June 3 1906 The Frederick Building Association offers stock at 25 cents a week per share with a $10 entry fee. Shares pay 15 percent interest per year per $100 borrowed and may net over par. Organized 1895 with five matured series paying thousands to the community. Secretary J W L Carty from Frederick County National Bank handles payments. Also mentions a Princess drama, a Braddock Heights shooting match, Kodak enlargements, and products from Hershberger and McCardell’s with local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
Dnes
Atook
J. W. L Carty
Frederick County National Bank
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Sfust Bs
New
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Senznts
Stainer Bros
J. Schroeder
A. M. Kemp
Foresters
Braddock Beights Ee Kolb Brozerick
Bellaing Ass'n
Genwane
Qly Hotel Grill
Soriere
Misa Ritchie
the Princess
Mira
McDaniel
Dyer & Yinger Mattings
Raff Dorothy Daid
Lowenstein & Werth
John Hendrickson
Adiowsie & WU
L. Cramer
News OF the
Tyson & Nicodemus
Todsyata
Y. M.C.A
Church Street
D. John Markey
Glenn O. Garber
Henry B. Abbott
Edgar Moore
Bach Oro
P.migglv
Sbead
Company 5B
Compsny
Company C
Y. MM. O
Thin Amouns
L. M. Zimmerman
Joe. Ei. Bowers
Patrick Street
John 5. Murray
Aaron B. Showman
Hancock
Ariana M. Belt
Bottle Market
Atlaentia City
T. 3. Green
Washlogtos
Margaratha Fromks
East Partick Streat
Lanis
Clingan
Patrick Guest
Gharies
Monteroe Hospital
Anca Care
Brunswick
Brederick City Hospital
Lizzie Mebbing
Sunday Schools and Societies
B. J. Glad- Bil
Wast Fourth Street
Frederick County Nations Bank
Michael J. Kennedy
Edison
Ccjoy
Dyer
Ajnmre c
City Hotel
Grit
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker, W
Baker EL D. Basee
WM. GO Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Frestaont Cashier Asst. Cashier
Joportas
Sevacvec
Gro. Wat. Sarre
J. D. Baxxe
G. Motren
D. H. Hancerr
Joux
Kanspore
Taos
H. Hance
OG. M. Thomas
Danitl Baxke
Joan Hendrickson
Sapax
Essen
Oream Serge
Oream Panames
Dream Mohale
Oream Batlete
Hendricksor
Newic & Miller
NMG & Miller
Lyons
Warneather
Baltimore & Ohbio
Bleque Sundace
Baganss 15
McCardell’s
Valley View Cottage
Braddock Heights
Onas
Zimueruas
McCardells
Hayling
Charles Ssull
J. H. Helter
Barehoerger
B. Rosenour & Sons
Behley’s
Williamson's Drug Store
Harry H. Jones
Oailer
Hershberger’s
BS. L Schmid
Feepesia Gis and
Electsic Co
L. E. Mellinix
L. E. Mullinix
Thomas H. Haller
Tennyson
Ocr
Kodak
Hershberger
America
Cailler’s
McCardell's
Hastman
Ercetson
George S. Rodock & F
So Bpiece
Sen
Bess
Axminster
George
Rodcur
Thos. P. Rice
Groceries and Proyinigas
Cecil's
Morgan Oecil
Patricke
Besant & Knott
AMD
Mme, Genevra Johnstone-Bishop
Mies Naomi Gring, Piszist
ANE
Ama
J. Norris Hering
Woman's College Hall
Ncuardelus
Lerch Bros
Ila Henover
Mindos
GIEL
J. W. L. Carty
City of
York
Samii Lanai
Eibabls
Nina
F. B. Sappington
Beat
iGc
Angie
B. Sappingtor
North Market
Keo
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