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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
3
A morning train wreck from Union Depot near Louisville injures twelve and kills twelve across Tonnsville and Nachville. Nine bodies are unidentified and recovered.
Special Dispatch reports from Wassivetros D C that the second trial of Georges BE Greens of Binghemton began today. He faces a conspiracy to defraud the Post Office Department charge.
In Tomo Japan on May 28 seven hundred Korean rebels seized Hongja in a local clash. Japanese forces are moving toward the area to counter the action.
A string of brief items records residents and relatives visiting from Washington Lewistown Baltimore and Martinsburg and Smoketown. It notes travels to Frederick Salti mers Alexandris Myersville and Martinsburg and mentions the Maryland School for the Deaf and a W.O.T.O. convention attendance.
A dated ad features guarantees for paint quality with customer remedies and a promise of compensation for faulty products. It cites a $1,000 payout if adulteration is found and asserts the maker’s responsibility for damages, asserting authority and credibility to persuade buyers.
Reports from Frederick county Republican primaries indicate Colonel Pearre will secure a large majority across about twenty of the 26 districts. In Frederick district Pearre won by an overwhelming margin. com mittee posts and delegates were allotted as results emerged.
Cardinal Gibbons approves a class of 60. Ellicott Guy Perryman mill and warehouse destroyed by fire. Judge Handerton grants divorce to Mizz Carilyn M Kirby from James Carrot Birby. George M Smith of Bowle seeks Congress seat in Fifth District. Mrs Charles V W Silens sues for $20 000 alienation of affections. Protestant Episcopal Convention to meet May 30 31 in Cumberland. Telegraph wage cuts loom as Eight hour rule tightens workday. William Dunphy murdered near Ellicoke City in a tunnel crew quarrel over a game. Osos Towsga Company builds boats at Williamsport. A 25 HP motor installed for docking boats.
A May 29 dispensation from the Masonic Grand Lodge of Maryland was granted to Tyrean Lodge of Masons of Emmitsburg. Officers named include Rev. KR 3. Craig chaplains Dr J W Reigle worshipful master Dr E D Stone senior warden A A Horner junior warden and others. Visitors from Mount Vernon Bar F BR Bailsy Ther mont L Stonesiter H Miller G H Birney and several more attended from multiple lodges.
Residence of Mrs. John Nichols at Washington Junction burned Saturday afternoon. Estimated loss $2,500 with $1,560 on the dwelling and $3,500 on furniture. Cause believed to be a defective fire in the rear. Insurance carried by J G Thomas & Son.
The Frederick Art Club held its year end trip on May 26, driving to Walkersville for a country supper at Cramer's Hotel. Under a clear sky the group enjoyed meal fare, gifts of thanks to Mrs. Orsmer, and a pleasant evening of socializing before returning to Frederick.
Frank Summers was arrested Saturday by Officer Dister and fined $1 after pleading before Justice O H Bokstein for striking Nicholas Rabicron. Harry Barrick faced similar action for throwing stores on Madison street and received a reprimand from Justice C H Eckstein. The report notes efforts to curb street stone throwing and includes trolley line property assessments by county commissioners. The Hagerstown and Myersville Railroad and the Myersville and Osterville Electric Railroad had 3 and ? miles of track respectively, with assessments set at $2,590 per mile, aligning with Washington county’s rate.
Multiple title changes described for a play by Thomas Dizon Jr influenced by a novel. The Leopard's Parts renamed from initial concept, then Tre Oisas msn prompted further title and plot adjustments. Arrangements completed for The Clansman presentation at City Opera House next Saturday evening.
A Frederick city post office notice lists letters remaining for collection on Saturday May 46 185. Call for advertised letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. Names include J E H Boyd Irving Gleot J A McQuiggan and others Frances W Fouke Lizzie Bouok Mrs T Kelley Mrs B F Norris and Laura Smith.
A lively pound party was held Friday night at the home of Miss May Owen on Sonik Ostroll street with many friends in attendance. Games and amusements filled the evening and refreshments were served. The writer of a prior note about Heater's Isiscd corrected misnaming the combat participants to Pallip Henry Heater and Maca Appoid.
The remains of Mrs Martha E Tonn Gle widow of John A Tradle died earlier in Chicago will arrive Jan 1 and be taken to O C Garry undertaking where the funeral will be held June 2 at 1 30 pm Local markets quote prices for various grains and oats with no further ceremony.
Special memorial services were held yesterday afternoon at the Reformed church in Emmiteburg. Arthur Post No 41 G A R attended in a body under the command of J M Black. The services were conducted by Rev M Gluck, pastor of the church.
The Sick. Mr Edward T. DeLashmutt of West Third Street is somewhat improved. Mrs. George Crum of South Market Street, who has been undergoing treatment at Frederick Cuy Hospital, is improving.
Company A plans a chiam battle this evening atop Slater's Hill beside the Ox-Fibre Brosh Works, drawing local interest and spectators.
Numerous congregations reported yesterday with sermons from Dr. Eschbach and Rev. Fr. Kane among others. Events included confirmations, Holy Communion plans, youth activities, and a Y M C A building fund drive led by Captain H H Abbott.
Fragmentary note references CAP ITAL 100000 and 250000 dollars with President Vice President and Cashier roles in unclear events. No clear names or dates emerge.
Local notices report a Protestant church sewing society event at Park Hotel May 30 and 31. Club meetings are scheduled for May 1 and a Thursday date, with requests for full attendance. A note asks for the return of a misplaced umbrella and a letter to defend political integrity in Frederick county. Financial figures show a loan summary and a home finance inquiry. Officials named include Haile as president and Carty as vice president with Zimmerman as secretary.
Advertisement lists women’s underwear and lisle vests at low prices, plus black silk fabrics and nets. Also featuring linens, lingerie waists, and a Kodak offerings section. Local notices warn merchants to renew licenses by May 31 1906 and a pest control ad promotes Common Sense Exterminator.
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