Maryland and Local News Roundup From Maryland Papers
Maryland Democratic Editors plan a June 9 trip to Boston for their 158th annual outing. Commencement at Maryland Industrial School near Laurel. P D Getzendanner Jr named waterworks chief engineer, Frank Brinker to assist. Andrew Gooper shot in Laurel saloon. William Bryant charged, fled. Judge Henderson in Rockville delays case. Mrs. Sarah E. Browning of Sykesville dies of stomach cancer at age 9, survived by nine children. Fire destroys a Towson corner cottage owned by Dr. Taylor and Dr. Cansard. William Leazer convicted in the murder of Officer John J. McNamara in Curtis Bay area. Memorial Day observed with parades and services statewide. Mrs. Ann Schofield dies at 87 in Ellicott City. her husband founded the Howard Gazette. Body of a colored man found in the Tred Avon River near Oxford. handcuff found, tied to escape case.
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Maryland Democratic Editors’ Association
Boston
Maryland Industrial School For
Laurel
P. D. Getzendanner, Jr
Apwintead
Cumberand Waterworks
Frank Brinker
Andrew Gooper
William Bryant
Montgomery
William Leazer
John J.cNamara
Curtis Jay
Anne Arundel County
Ann Schofield
John Schofield
Ellicott City
Howard Gazette
Howard County
Gazette
Atapsco Enterprise
Tred Avon River
Oxford
Dorchester County
Personal notes on locals moving about in late spring
Purely personal column lists individuals traveling or visiting places in the region. John Brenagle of York Pa returns after a stay. Mrs Robert A Bennett and Miss Annie Young visit York. Mrs Jacob Schmidt leaves for Chicago en route to Freeport Illinois to visit relatives. Glenn H Worthington attends a Baltimore meeting related to the Board of Education. John Grombine known as Uncle Johnny leaves Highfield to visit son Isaac Grambine. Frank K Gilbert takes a clerk position with Rosenauer Bons at Patrick Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brenagle
York
Robert A. Bennett
Annie Young
Jacob Schmidt
Chicago
Freeport
Uil
Glenn H. Worthington
Altimore
Board of Education
Whicch
John Grombine
Ocncle
Johnny
Highfield
Pen-Mar
Isaac Grambine
Frank K. Gilbert
Patrick Rees
Bosenour & Bons
Patrick Street
Funeral Notices Include Archie Day and Fannie Davis Rites
Funeral services were held for Archie L. Day who was accidentally killed while tearing down an old barn on the William Pordom farm in Osar Fountain Mills on Saturday May 27 at Pravi mice MM P church Kemptown conducted by Rev A Wright with pallbearers William Hendrickson Jesse T Baker Charlie Hooper Harry Betson William Desler James D Boyer W T awis undertaker. The funeral of Mrs Fannie Davis wife of Isaac Davis Fountain Mills took place on Wednesday May 24 at Urbana Catholic church with pallbearers Newton Indley William Hendrickson Jesse Baker Zach Magrodar Jamaa Clesworth John Molesworth William Lawis of Kemptown in charge. Large Lemon A Mr Amos Lease of Bear Pearl showed a lemon weighed one and a half pounds and six inches in circumference at The News offices praising its qualities for lemonade.
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Archie L. Day
Illiam Pordom
Osar Fountain Mills
Pravimice MM. P. Church
Kemptown
A. Wright
Messra
Illiam Hendrickson
Jesse T. Baker
Harlie Hooper
Harry Betson
William Desler
James D. Boyer
W.ta
Iliam T. Lawis
Arge
Banquet and Card Party Highlight Local Alumni Event
Mrs Carrie Beckley presided at a banquet for the Alma Mater and graduates of 1908 with a menu of ham chips and cakes. The Stol era decoration honored the Dead of the Year and Old Girls as St John’s Library hosted a card party with prizes including a sofa pillow an aluminum thermometer and bonbons awarded to Eisenhauer Adams Barbis Wadeworth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bred Beckley
Plano
Maryland
Eva Doyle McCleery
Annie Dooley Parker
Miles Ance Marie McDermott
Napole Dixon Pearre
Katharine Eisenbauer
Statera
Alombo Association
Sst. John’s
Mollia Eisenhauer
Ascend
James Barry Adams
Jenulo Barbis
Albert Smith
Mis
Transfers of real estate and marriages in local courts week
In the Otreait and Orphans' Courts for the week ended May 1, 1905, property deeds include transfers among Flook, Evang. Maalaby, Trittipor. Plaine, SteinER. Worthington, Gaver. Hays, Stonter. Stonter, Rowe. Grossnickle. Lakin, Phillips. Knox, Parceley. Hope, Smith. Yeakle. Markell, Bowers. Hall. Hargett. Pools. Oden. Marriage licenses list five couples including Stewart Howell Fisher. Moser House. Goins Batcher. Gant Swan. Day Jacobs. Orphans' Court matters cover inventories, sales of real and personal property, administration, wills in the Lighter and Gelwicks estates, probate, and guardian appointments. Decoration Day observed at Emmitsburg with exercises, address, and cemetery decoratings.
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Otreait and Orphans’ Courts
Rex
Otrcait and Orphans
Mary E. Flook
James H. Evang
Wa. P. Maalaby
Samuel E. Trittipor
Jeass Plaine
David Steiner
Los
Glenn H. Worthington
Joseph W. Gaver
Harry A. Schultz
Elizabeth Hays
John M. Stonter
Joseph H. Stonter
Aquilla R. Yeakle
Losts' Orphan Asylum
Mary L. Markell
Trustes
Harry W. Bowers
Edward BE
Emma
Jacob Hall
John O. Hall
Mary M. Hargett
Hoaband
Albinus Pools
Hattie Smith
Hiiaaie M. Oden
Senate
Love and Etc
Marriagi
Ebenezer Burns Stewart
Baltimore
Carrie Howell Fisher
Richmond
Ezra J. Moser
Carrie E. House
Boonsboro
James Garfield Goins
Susan Sophis Batcher
Pearl
Robert Gant
Zola Swan
Adamstown
Charles O. Day
Doubs
Maud M. Jacobs
York
Orphans’ Court
Annie R. Mercer
Robert W. Mercer
Martinsburg Loses Local Team In 13 7 Defeat At Home
Opening game of the baseball era 05 at Athletic Park between Frederick and the Royal Blues of Martinsburg W Va ends 13 to 7 for Frederick. Mayor George Edward Smith throws the first ball. Martinsburg slugging boosts late rallies but Frederick holds on for victory.
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Athletic Park
Frederick
Royal Blues
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Edward Smith
Blues
Schell
Royal Brass
Strawnberger
Nadenbosch
Phebus
Smith
Brust
Wild
Bennet
Kline
Shipley
Shoemaker
Reynolds
Lindsay
Wolfen
Orenger
Dy Anderson
Baer
Sohell
Eisenhacer
Thin City
Stauffer
Thomas
Linen Lane Special Sales at Neidig and Miller
Sunny June wear promotions feature Linen Law and Toweling at special low prices per yard. The range includes corded linen, towels, and Negligee shirts in white and patterns. Neidig and Miller advertise these garments with strong claims of quality and value.
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Neidig & Miller
Dance at Braddock Heights Opens Amid Evening Storm
A large crowd attended the opening dance at Braddock Heights held last evening under the Frederick Select Orchestra. It was the season’s first public dance but the storm slightly marred the event. The Junior Fire Brigade will meet at 8 pm next Monday to decide on attending the State firemen’s meet at Hagerstown.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orahentra
Bream Fire Hogine Company
Hagerstown
Local Advertisements and Travel Offers in Frederick
Local notices promote carpet cleaning by Excerior Steam Carpet Cleaning Works and offer seasonal heating deals. Frederick Gas & Exec. Co. advertises gas ranges with term options. A travel special via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lists discounted Washington and Baltimore round trips with Sunday excursion dates.
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Frederick
Frank Rice
Excerior Steam Osrpat
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Quapital
Monumental City
Farmers Picnic Set for Wildwood Park Mount Airy
The four counties Howard Carroll Frederick and Montgomery sponsor the fifth annual Farmers Picnic at Wildwood Park Mount Airy on July 20 with eminent speakers from several states. Exhibits will feature farming machinery and equipment. A letter from Mrs Donald Molson president general of the D A R postpones her Frederick visit delaying Mrs McLean reception and the local D A R bag's activities.
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Howard, Carroll, Frederick
Montgomery
Wildwood Park
Mount Airy
Donald MoLsan
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick
D. A. KR
McLean
Local Masonic thanks and notices from May 1905
Card of Thanks from Mountain City Lodge No 2 K of P expresses high appreciation for the ladies of the city for their efforts at the banquet last Wednesday night and thanks all who helped. Also notices for theatre and eye care, Frederick building association stock details, and a hardware sale by J E Prick & Co.
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Mountain City Lodge
K.of P
P. D. Steiner
Attent O. A. Landis
Frederick Building Association
Ita
Waeka
Local Mart Market Quotations Report
Mr G Waring Tyson reports today’s market quotas for corn and wheat. Corn prices include per tartrel 2.60 dollars shelled 0.60 per bushel. Wheat Nos 2 red 0.98 and No 8 red 40 dollars steamer 9.00 per bushel with rejected 8.50 damaged 7.93 per bushel. Data 0.10 per bushel.
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G. Waring
Tyson
Extension Granted for Brengle Bond Case Defense
The defendant in the Brengle bond case has been granted a six day extension to complete testimony. Defense testimony must be concluded by June 8.
United Reef Team Association Special Meeting Notice
A special meeting of the United Reef Team Association is set for 7 o'clock this evening to discuss team matters and arrangements.
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United Reef Team Association
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Washington, D. C
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St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
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Saly
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Frederick, MD
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Doomuch
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Thies
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J. W. L. Carty
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Charlia B. Trail
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Frepenick Gas & Exec. Co
South Market
Louteville
Baltimore & Ohio
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Louiaville
Umit
Louisville
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Denver
Cal
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Ohio River
Pittsburg
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Osil
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