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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
3
Personal Notices of Residents Visiting and Returning
Purely personal items note residents visiting or returning. Marie Olisgan of East Patrick street visits Washington. J B Phleeger from West Patrick street visits Wolfs Fifle. Annie Font moved from East Patrick to West Giordh. B Patterson has returned from New York after an extended trip. Thomas G Booker returns from Hace over Pa. Lewis Kintz of Cumberland visiting relatives here. Charles Frank of South Market street spends a few days in Hagerstown. Dr and Mrs Samuel T Haffner and Harry Shipley return from Brexico. Laura J Cook of South Market street spends time with Baltimore relatives. Colonel and Mrs Galvin Nutt of Buthisnd spend weeks at Osroel Hall, Anospoke. Harry R Nassbata of North Market Street resigns from Biograph Moving Picture Go of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Olisgan
East Patrick Street
Washington
J. B. Phleeger
West Patrick Street
Wolfs Fifle
Annie R Font
West Giordh Street
Patterson
New Xork
Thomas G. Booker
South Market Street
Haceover
Lewis Kintz
Cumberland
Charles Frank
Hagerstown
Samuel T. Haffner
Harry F. Shipley
Brexico
Laura J. Cook
Baltimore
Galvin Nutt
Buthisnd
Osroel Hall
Anospoke
Harry R. Nassbata
North Market
Sireet
Biograph Moving Picture Go
New York
Promisa
John J. Sheffield
Gornelius Staley
Prohibition Park
John Simpson
Patrick Street
Jose
Laura Schmidt
Gashna J. Dill
North Market Street
Frank F Tsaryar
Frederick Schimmell
Will of Dr Johnson Leaves $2,000 to Each Grandchild
The 1902 will of Dr George Johnson filed for probate in Orpice County allocates $2000 to grandchildren William Monroe Johnson Marion O Johnson Emily O Johnson and George Johnson plus $300 to Mt Olivet cemetery. Nannie M Johnson receives life trust of $20000 and Baker Johnson a $10000 trust with after death contingencies. Executor named is William O Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emly
Nannie M. Johnson
Neannie M. Johnson
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
Baker Johnson
Boother
Baker Johnsos
Tress and Dapostt Company
Baker Jonnaon
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Catharine Hoover
Mercantile Truss and Deposit Company
Nannie M. Jokcaoa
William O. Johnson
George P. Johnson
William P Maulsby, Jr
Samasi la Lilly
Prohibition Meeting Draws Large Crowd at Burkhart's Gell
A spirited Prohibition gathering occurred last night in Yellow Springs at Burkhart's Gell. George L. Twenty Jr opened with remarks and introduced Jacob L Endelbrech who praised the turnout. Brenoly B. Sappington spoke forcefully and Rev. Luther Nichols delivered the main address to a well received audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhart
Gell
Yellow Springs
Hev
Maryland Club Meeting at Lee's Dormitory
The Maryland Club of Washington and Lee University met Saturday night in Mr. Whip's study at Lee's Dormitory. The 18 members included six from Frederick and named members Ralling L Toms Whip Weinberg Holtz and Ordeman. After refreshments the group sang Maryland My Maryland and concluded with the club yell. The next meeting will be in Holtz and Ozdeman's suite at Lee's Dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Club
Washington and Lee University
Whip
Lee’s
Frederick
Damely
Messrs. Ralling
L. Toms
Weinberg
Holtz
Ordeman
Tas
Holtz and Ozdeman
Lee's
All Saints Day Observances Across Local Churches
Observances mark All Saints Day with prayers and flowers on graves. Services were held at St. John’s Gatho Ue church. The Evangelical Lutheran church planned a Festival of the Reformation. All Saints Episcopal church hosted a Guild anniversary reception in the Sunday school room after services. Final Wednesday evening services across other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Gatho Ue
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Fraic School Gifts Bring Apples Pears and Pumpkins
Several teachers at the Church street school have received what are called shawera of fruit from their scholars. Children bring apples pears bananas and pumpkins and present them in their classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aowers
Fraic
Church Street
Democratic Meeting Draws Large City Crowd
Messrs Samuel A. Lewis Joseph E. Chew and Charles J. Hobbs addressed a large and enthusiastic Democratic main meeting at Sartholow’s Jans night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssmuel A. Lewis
Joseph E. Chew
Charlies J. Hobbs
Fighting in Odessa Leaves Dozens Wounded in Street Clash
A Tur News special dispatch reports in Opessa on November 1 that talirty ssyan hers has been killed and eighty one wounded as clashes erupt between roughs and Jews. The conflict is described as between Cossacks and student factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur News
Opessa
Talirty Ssyan
Saefic
Prins Lolis Arrives at Annapolis Escort by Evans
The arrival of Prins Lolis at Annapolis was escorted by Rear Admiral Bobby D. Evans. The dispatch from The News of Annapolis notes the ceremonial welcome on November 1 with military honors and a formal greeting by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prins Lolis
Annapolis
Annapulis
Pelace Louis’ Feet
Bobby D. Evans
Five American Missionaries Murdered in China
Five American missionaries were killed at Lienchow near Cuba as reports shift through disputed accounts. The incident prompts international concern over safety of religious workers in conflict zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bene Rose
Cuba
Lienchow
Quiet at Russia's capital
Special dispatch from Tax News reports Moscow quiet as of November 1 with no notable intradistrict upheaval or public disturbances observed by Sr. Peresserny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Specia
Tax News
Sr. Peresserny
Tae Otty
Bloodshed at Krerz red flag demonstration in Russia
A dispatch reports many people killed during a red flag demonstration in Krerz Russia on November 1. Local authorities and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as police and guards dispersed the crowd. Further details are unavailable from the brief excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krerz
Russia
Troops Kill Seven Jews in Vitebsk Clash
At Virzxsk Bvasta on November 1 troops killed seven Jews and wounded others. The incident follows mounting violence in the area as forces clash with local Jewish communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virzxsk
Bvasta
Real Estate and Marriage Licenses In 1905 Frederick County Court
Week’s transfers show John Grafton Morningstar and Minnie Kaufman marriage license. William Grosenfextle and Core Wiles license. Emory Cram and Ethel Myers license. Robert Dorsey and Mary Dorsey license. others listed for local properties and executors. Orphans' Court notes final accounts and probate actions including will of Dr. George Johnson and administration grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circale 2Xnd Orphans’ Courte
Sre
Otrenit Sud Orphans’ Courts
David Paul Jones
Henry OC. Rains
Dantel
Garnand
William H. Brandenburg
Carlton P
J. Roger Mc Sherry
Elizabeth Markell
Frederick
Edwin O Markell
J. Roger McSherry
Thomas A. Osapline
Thomas A Csapline
Fanra J. Parsons
Amy Parsone Newman
Sarriage
John Grafton Morningstar
Harmonay Grove
Minnie Myrtle Kaufman
Mountaindale
William Edward Grosenfextle
Elferton
Core E. Wiles
Middistown
Emory Clay Cram
Ethel Marlon Myers
Wear Frederick
Robert Lea Slinglef
Baltimore
Mary Imogen Dorsey
Robert Branca Thompson
New London
Etta Grey Wagner
Linganore
Jeeepa Alfred Stang
Washington Grove
Biancha Jesonette Keller
Jefferton
William Thomas Brown
Margaret Catherine Speaks
Sarah E. Lang
Josephus Lang
Pater Slukbier
David B. Stem
Catherine
Hays
Albert S. Haye
John O. Hays
Sophis B. Main
Corneling M. Main
George W. Main
George Johnson
William Crawford Johnson
John P. Rollings
Baltimore entering railway plan with third rail compromise
Baltimore will allow the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway to run into the city by sharing United Railways tracks with a third rail. The plan to use standard gauge alongside United Railways’ gauge requires a third rail to bridge the spacing. Survey crews continue work on the new line from Hagerstown to Frederick in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucited Railwaye of
Baltimore
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway
City of
United Railwayz
Fers
United Railways
Halloween Party Brims With Ghostly Charm At Local Home
The social set at Fenck VY Staub’s North Market street hosted an animated old time Halloween party with white mask guests, ghost hosts, and a dining room scene lit by a jack o lantern. Ghosts shared thrilling tales amid corn stalks, autumn decor, and a festive supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenck
Local Bank Officers and Directors Listed
The notice lists bank officers J D Saber, Wal Baker, G Zimmerman, Samuel G Duvall as President Vice-President Cashier and Asst Cashier with capital of 100000 and surplus 250000. Directors include Japorias McBrerry Exerators Goro Wx Luis J D Baxxgr Jeoor Inc C Motrin DH Hanoerr Jowx Kamwesceo Tos H Hatin U BazER U 4 TRomaas Daniel Barer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dJaporias
McBrerry
D. E. Exerators
Gqro
Luis
J.D. Baxxgr
Jeoor Inc
C.motrin
D.H. Hanoerr
Jowx & Kamwesceo
Tos
H. Hatin
Month's Record Shows October Death Toll in City and County
The October death roll lists 44 in the city and county with 15 city deaths and 20 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt. Olivet and 17 other cemeteries including Ubertytown Highland Middleton Montevue Emmitsburg Brunswick and Woodsboro. Mortality fell from September in the county but rose in the city. Superintendent Feporta notes 29 interments at Mt. Olivet with 16 adults and 4 children in the city and 11 in the county plus entries in Washington Baltimore Harford and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
Bing
Ubertytown
Highland
Middletown
Montevue
Emmitsburg
Doubs
Johnsville
Brunswick
Chursh Hill
Wolfsville
Hope Hill
B&i
Carmel
Pleasant Hill
Haughs
Talaarille
Woodsboro
Thormont
Michael Feporta
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Adalre
City
County
Washington
Baltimore
Harford County
Mississippi
Elections and appointments mark Maryland railroads shift
News from the state reports Henry Tatosh elected treasurer of Northern Central Railway succeeding the late H. W. Hendrix. Alexander Roberson assumes charge today as general manager of unified properties for Western Maryland Railroad. John W. Mills, election supervisor in Charles county, faced charges by Madd but did not meet the Governor in Annspolia. Mrs Amands Mackall, charged in the coroner’s jury inquiry into Emma Smallwood’s death, bailed for April term appearances. Franklin L. Zimmerman, 69, a locktender on the Chesapaske and Ohicasual line near Mountain Lock, died. The piece notes ongoing talk of a Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad securities connection to possible electric plant development on the Susquehanna River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tatosh
Northern Central Railway
H. W. Hendrix
Alexander Roberson
Oichargs
Western Maryland Railroad
John W. Millsr
Charles County
Madd
Annspolia
Amands Mackall
Emma Smallwood
Upper Marlboro
Franklin L. Zimmerman
Mountain Lock
Washington County
Chesapaske
Ohicasual
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad Securities
Suaque Raupa
Injunction Sought Over Drain Construction Near Brunswick
John H Mayhugh of near Brunswick through attorney Joseph V W Gaver fled an application for an injunction in the circuit court against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He asks to stop laying a drain pins opening toward his buildings alleging it will cause water overflow and ruin his water supply. Judge John C Motter issued a temporary injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Mayhugh
Brunswick
Joseph V W. Gaver
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
John C. Motter
Condition of the Streams Report
At Steiner's Mill Buckeys town dam Redsnider's mill and Ceresville mill the Monotacy was clear at noon today. The Potomac at Point of Rocks remained cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner’s Mill
Buckeystown Dam
Redsnider’s Mill
Ceresville Mill
Point of Rocks
Potomac River
Wilt of John E. Unkefer Pro bate filing in Ladiesburg
The widow Mrs Fannie O. Unkefer files for probate in the Orphans Court stating he wills all property to his wife and, at her death, to his children Robert A. and Ethel Unkefer. She is named sole executrix. The article notes merchants advertising more space than rivals when filled with appropriate content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Onkefer
John E. Unkefer
Ladiesburg
Orphan’s Court
I Mirs
Fannie O. Unkefer
Robert A
Ethel Unkefer
Share
Ehare
Revival and sermon schedule in Libertytown and nearby churches
Rev J Fred Hesse will preach at Libertytown M B E church Sunday November 6 at 2 30 PM and at Unionville M E church at 3 30 PM Revival services begin Sunday. Elder Flora preaches with a lesson from The New Testament ideas and Proverbs 4 23 at Jessevening Evangelical Lutheran observes the Reformation festival this evening at 7 30 with Rev Charles F Steck delivering a sermon on The Reformation the Work of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred. Hesse
D. D
Libertytown M. BE
Unionvilla M. EE
Sbiptist Brethren Church
Jessevening
Flora
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Canning Factory for Barnesville Backed by Subscriptions
The Barnesville Montgomery county project to build a canning factory now appears assured as the entire $15,000 stock has been subscribed. A meeting will select officers and buy land for the factory, which promises to benefit local farmers and support a thriving agricultural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Hymeneal Report of Baker-Rimmell Wedding in Aberdeen
Edith Oisire Kimmell daughter of Mrs John Baker wed Frank Emerson Baker in Aberdeen Md at Aberdeen Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev Kenneth G. Murray conducted the ceremony with A R Baldwin playing the wedding marches. Nettie Baker and Helen Mullinix stood as bridesmaids and Hollig Harold Baker D Raymond Jamian and Harry Ivize served as ushers. The bride wore white nic sealing and Renaissance rice, carrying Birds rosss. Bridesmaids wore white point desprit over pink silk and carried white chryssnthermoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ivize
Aberdeen
Birds Rosss
Prohibition Challenger Appointed in Liberty District
Roland R. Smpson of Liberty town has been named challenger to witness the counting of the ballot on behalf of the Prohibition Party in Liberty district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Roland R. Smpson
Libertytown
Prohibition Party
L'berty
Square Deal League Plans Large Horseback Rally
The Square Deal League calls for 160 or more riders and pedestrians to gather at the B and I depot Friday at 7 o clock to hear Hon Charles J Bonaparte and Hon Edgar H Gansard. Escorts to the Opera House, bands, fireworks promised.
N sia Miller Midweek Merchandise and Fashion Notes
N sia and Miller highlight fall dress goods and new coat fabrics in wool and chiffon for women. Listings include prices from 25c to $2.25 yard, blankets on sale, and silk braids and lace motifs. Local notices mention a piano tuning record, real estate for sale, a church fundraiser, and Florida rail travel deals.
New Weaves Bring Sew StylesTo Wool Ingrain Carpets
A local carpet house showcases new Art Loom Dirg gelaara and close copies of Oriental Rags with a great variety of floor covering novelties. Visit Mullinex for the latent novelties in carpets and see them today.
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