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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
5
Readers are urged to report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers. The notice lists Rodock & Co Rosenatook Bros L E Mabinix valet QO and E Oline as references for subscriber contact.
Miss Margaret Oates visits Minn Vera Turner of Namoville while Mrs. Raymond Eyler and family are visiting friends in Jeffer son. Several residents return from Atlantic City and Baltimore trips as others attend the Woman's College commencement. Notables include John Baumgardner back from Pennsylvania business and Clayton Remaberg appointed summer B&O R R telegraphist at Deer Park Maryland.
Decoration Day programs announced in the News report Reynolds Post G A R Winfield Scott Schley Camp and Ladies Aid Society led a 2 PM march from G A R headquarters on North Market to Olives Cemetery. Flowers were laid on graves at both veteran lots with salutes fired by Sons of Veterans. A Key Monument service concluded the day. Tonight Kemp Hall hosts a memorial with Gen W W Dadiey of Indiana delivering the address.
Mrs Margaret Culler widow of the late David Cakier died Thursday night in Jefferson county of pastes aged 67 7 27. She leaves three sons Samuel Charles and Luther B all of Jefferson. funeral at 10 tomorrow with services in the Lat church at Jefferna. Mrs Leura V Frasier wife of Wal Braxier died 1120 this evening at West Seventh consumption aged 33. funeral Monday at 3 with home services. Thomas Hoskinson aged 45 a Brunswick resident died of consumption yesterday. formerly in government service in Washington and later with Baltimore and Ohio at Brunswick. leaves many relatives. A fleet of war vessels assembled at ere soremsin until after midshipmen grade exercise.
A. L. Eck, a professional steeple jack, scaled the Washington Monument in Baltimore, 204 feet up, and replaced the aluminum cap atop the lightning rod after a suspended ascent. Crowds applauded as Eck descended to ground, then climbed the statue to finish the cap swap, adding to his record of climbing major Washington and Baltimore domes.
John Columbus O'Donnell a longtime resident of Maryland died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after weeks of pneumonia. He contracted a cold at Mount O'Donnell near Petersville and relapsed May 2 his mother Mrs Caroline O'Donnell Aunt Mrs Edmund Jenkins and Uncle Reginald Jenkins of New York were with him at death. He was born in Baltimore and was heir to Mount O'Donnell and connected to the O'Donnell family prominent in Maryland society. His body was taken to Mrs Caroline O'Donnell's home in Baltimore. The report notes the park athletic facility near Baltimore is to be closed and sold.
A fragment discusses lack of ambition blamed on poor secretion. It warns that bodily waste must be cleared through pores like pipes of a ship and recommends Father John’s Medicine as a pure nourishment to invigorate the blood and nerves. It rejects patent medicines and claims fifty years of use.
The final commencement exereises closed last night with a senior recital by graduates of the School of Expression under Miss Fauntleroy. Singers and actors Miss Leib Miss Remsberg Miss Schmidt and Miss Stauffer presented scenes from Otello and The Village Gossip, with a pantomime The Star Spangled Banner. Baccalaureate service set for tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Evangelical Reformed church with many pastors to participate.
The closing dance of Miss Willis Ritchie’s younger pupils took place yesterday afternoon with a class drill as a highlight. Ices and cake followed, and each pupil received a kissing ligeur. In Adams town Virginia, a major baseball game is set for Monday June 1 at Doubs between Adams town and the local team, starting at 9 a.m. A new policeman Meyer Smith today appointed William Klipp to fill a vacancy on the city police force.
Local shop offers a mixed catalog with water coolers 95c up water cans 100 up window screens 150 up ice cream freezers 1.49 up and assorted hardware like shaver plates 220 100 feet of fishing line books tools and fabrics. Also listed are flags carpet rags shirts and miscellaneous household items with fragmented pricing and notes about coupons and ticketing.
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