Frederick News Roundup of Local Visitations and Movers
Mr and Mrs Harry RB Flantz return from their wedding trip. Various residents including Toxepa W Gaver, John W Fisher, M Staub and family, Albert Lamar, Edward C Shafer, Nash E B Cramer and son James, Albert Main and Ira Staley, Miss Aurelia Stoner, Mrs Minnis Morgan Kimmel, Mrs Gao Wm Shipley and Ione Raymond and Ernest, George W Moser and family return from West to Myersville, Aurelia Stoner guest of Mr and Mrs Wim Osburn, Onarias M Belsaver and Baltimore party return. many plan summer relocations, purchases, and visits in Washington, Braddock Heights, Walkersville, Sols Kansas, Thurmont, and Fort Mott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry RB. Flantz
Toxepa W. Gaver
Washington
John W. Fisher
M. Staub
Unionville
Frederick
Albert Lamar
Licksville
Edward C. Shafer
Brunswick Herald
Nash EB. Cramer
James
West Third Street
Albert Main
Ira Staley
Walkersville
Minnis Morgan Kimmel
Airy
Usice
Fastus Muller
East Third Street
Gao
Wm. Shipley
Onarias M. Belsaver
Baltimore
Braddock
Kansas
Remsburg
Frank Kelter
Biss Landers
Catiforgis
John Lsnodera
Thurmont
Ideulanders
Fort Mott
M. J
Sells Released After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Clacis L. Sells faced charges from his wife over a watch claim and was brought before Judge John O. Blatter on a writ of habeas corpus. His counsel, Joseph W. Gaver, secured release as witnesses testified the watch was his property and that he had purchased and paid for it.
Democratic Central Committee meeting at county HQ
The Democratic County Central Committee held a morning meeting at Market and Patrick streets with wide turnout. County chairman J Polk Biser and ex Senator Jacob Rohrbach spoke. an Opera House gathering that evening was planned with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central
Democratic County Central Committee
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
J. Polk Biser
Jacob Rohrbach
Opera House
Real Estate Auction Near Foxville Matches 155 Sale
James O. Horne auctioneers at the courthouse sold 22 acres of land and sholas connected to Samuel A. Lewis trustee. George B. Green purchased the property for 155 dollars, located about two miles from Foxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal
James O. Horne
Court House
Samuel A. Lewis
Hoals
Foxville
George B. Green
Prohibition Mass Meeting at Woodsboro Opera House
A Prohibition mass meeting will be held in the Woodsboro opera house tonight at 7 80 o clock with several prominent speakers addressing the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Woodsboro
Opponents Rally Against Proposed Maryland Constitution Amendment
A meeting at City Opera House under the Equire Deal League featured Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte Edger Gans and Ben. Milton G. Urner opposing the Poe amendment. Bonaparte urged defeat and equal standards for all voters, while Gans warned Republicans against morality claims and cited Democratic leaders who opposed the amendment. The event drew a large crowd including women in the galleries, with remarks from Col. Pearse and others, and attendees noted Bonaparte, Gans, and Pearre as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
City Opera
Hansa
Gans
Impart
Tams Democrat
Tama Democrat
Aldso
Commonwealth
Gaus
Warfield
Rayner
Bryan
Whyte
Baltimore City
Mr. Gace
Pagrre
Bonaparte
Gane
Bonsparte
John O. Motter
Col
A Months Record Healih Officer Report
Dr. Thomas city health officer reports October: 15 deaths six male five female, ages 1 under 5, 3 between 20 and 40, 5 between 20 and 69, 4 between 60 and 80, 3 others. Causes include tetanus, nephritis, alcoholism, bowel obstruction, tuberculosis, accident crush, sepsis, diabetes, indigestion, cirrhosis of kidneys, paralysis, heart disease, arteriosclerosis, senility, liver cancer. Births reported 15. Contagious diseases: scarlet fever 11, diphtheria 2, typhoid 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healih
Thomas
City Besich
Spurrier sisters buy McAlister home in Woodaboro
Misses Sadie Spurrier and Theresa Spurrier of Johnaville purchase Mrs J A McAlister's residence in Woodaboro for 1906 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Theresa Spurrier
Johnaville
J. A. McAlister
Woodaboro
Financial statements of United Steam Fire Engine Company cited
A meeting last night covered reports from the ball committee chair Thomas G. Backey and the bazar committee led by Robert A. Bennett. Receipts totaled $3,923.95 with purchases including a combination chemics and wagons, patrol horses, and harness gear totaling $3,922.55. Dudley Pass, Charles McC. Hagan and Charles P. Lavy reported for the purchasing committee and the session approved their report. A special meeting was set for next Friday night to finalize actions. A tribute was paid to Dudley Page and Dr R VY Sarteh ban horses nicknamed Dad and Doc. Tears of thanks were extended to Dr R V Salth and Joan Ed. Schell for assistance. The meeting adjourned to reconvene next Friday.
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Mentinn
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Thomas G. Backey
Juha H Beppett
Robert A. Bennett
Dudley Pass
Charles McC. Hagan
Charles P. Lavy
Bar Committee
Dudley Page
R VY Sarteh
R. V Salth
Joan Ed. Schell
al Well
Eagles Bocsa
Taos Clmosny
False alarm fire call causes engine damage on West Patrick
Fire crews responded to a false alarm at the City Hotel. While returning from the response the left rear spindle of the Independent engine broke, nearly tipping the vehicle on West Patrick Street near Court Street. Investigators found two flaws in the axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcft
West Patrick Street
Gonrt Street
Outrageous Accusation Against George Benson In Burkittsville
Residents in Burkittsville district express indignation as George Benson, a Black man, is jailed on charges of attempting to break into Barry Karns residence during his absence to assault Mrs Karns. Mrs Karns, about 25 and pregnant, warned from a window threatening to shoot. Benson allegedly offered money to be let in before fleeing as neighbors gathered. He was captured the next day and committed to jail by Justice Wiener to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benson
Burkittsviile
Barry Kerns
Burkittsville
Karns
Benson
Justice Wiener
Literary and Musical Evening at Kemp Hall by Grace Reformed
A Grace Reformed church audience enjoyed a literary and musical program at Kemp Hall directed by Miss Fanuat Roy. The Dramatic Club of the Women's College presented a Shakespearean burlesque with Juliet Ophelia Lady Macbeth and more, staged by a newly renovated hall. The second part featured piano solos by Miss Mary Mase and vocal solos by Miss Hagedorn and Miss Markey, ending with Hulda’s Wooing by Ellie Moyer. Teaser announced Teland Powers will visit Colleges Hall on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisnda
Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Misa Fanuat Ls Roy
Juliet
Fortis
Ophelia
Gady Mecbeth
Dramatic Club
Woman’s College
Flossie Kauffman
Joliet
Katherine Slagle
Portia
Mize
Heloise DsGrange
Eleanor Markey
Macbeth
Mary ‘Mase
Mises Hagedorm
Hulda
Ellie Moyer
Teland Powers
Colleges Hall
Washington Frederick & Gettysburg Railway Opens Stock Subscriptions
At a directors meeting, the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Co. decided to open books for stock subscriptions. Maessrs. D C Hemp, Alexander Ramsburg and Co. GO. Waters were named to solicit subscriptions, with other directors assisting. Board members announced their personal subscription amounts, stated to be very satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frederick & Gettysburg Railway Co
Maessrs
D.C Hemp
Alexander Ramsburg and Co
Waters
Board of Divastors
Democratic Meeting at City Opera House Tonight
A Democratic mass meeting is slated for the City Opera House this evening. Hon. K. Irving Handy, former member of Congress from Delaware, and Hon. John P. Fos will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
K. Irving Handy
Congreas
Delaware
John P. Fos
In His Holy Temples Sermons and Meetings Calendar
Religious notices list sermons at multiple churches with times and pastors. Rev F L Stine and Rev R B Plamper lead United Brethren sermons at Wolfsville and Myerstille. Various churches schedule masses, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and evening services with topics including A New Heart and The Conversion of a Infidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleystille
Sandsy School
United Brethren
F. L. Stine
Wolfsville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Sandsy
Holy Commission
Flora
R.B Plamper
Cheroh
Myerstille
Pleasant Walk
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
T. m
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. BR. Erchback
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. H. Balthla
Epworth
Evangelical Lutheran Church
I Steck
Paul
Anifoch
Sundsy School
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
First Baptist Church
Wm. Hammood Parker
United Brethren Church
J. W. Hiracola
Christian Endeavor
M.D. Harp
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Diron
Dayid McConaugh
New York
Board ‘of Foreign Missions
McConaugh
Dia
O. A
Woman's Home
Sogisty
Lutheran’ C Church
Middletown
John Young
C. E. Mumford
The
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Nettie Scheuber
Baltimore
Nellie Cramer
Walkersville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomorow
R. Rush Lewis
Wis
L A. Thirlkeld
Mises Sanford
Evan
Resist
Neidig & Miller Glove and Underwear Sale Offers Wide Range
Neidig and Miller advertise a sale with stylish gloves in black white navy brown and varied textures plus women's cashmere suede finish and cape gloves priced from 25 cents to 1.25 dollars. They claim no better underwear value and emphasize fit for all family members with prices for men women and children.
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Smalles
Neidig & Miller
Masi
TORE
Bargau Bulletin
George
Rodour & OR
Local Bank Directory Fragment Highlights Officers and Capital
A fragmentary bank listing shows J D Saber as president and H Baker as vice president with Samuel G Duvall as cashier. The capital is 100000 dollars and surplus 250000 dollars, including several names such as J D Baker and G Baer among officers, with undiscernible town and date.
Frederick Chapter Notes D A R delegates to Annapolis conference
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution selects Mrs. D Charles Winebrew er as delegate to the Maryland State Conference in Annapolis on November 16 with Mrs. Winebreamer to represent if absent and Mrs. C C Keedy as alternate. Regents and delegates expected at the opening session at 10 30 a m and a tea from 4 to 5 p m after business. Local Star. Market quotes from G Waring Tyson Co. show oats wheat gas and other grains with prices per bushel. O T K Gladhill of Myersville buys the saloon known as the Electric Garden in South Potomac Street Hagerstown and will take possession soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Aes
D. Charles Winebrewer
Annapolis
Irs
J. da Peyster Douw
Peggy Stewart
C.C. Keedy
Winebreamer
G. Waring Tyson & Co
Ars
Salcon
O.T K. Gladhill
Myarsville
Doc’ Hudson
Democratic Mass Meeting at City Opera House Tonight
The Democrats stage a mass meeting at City Opera Houses at 7 30 p m discussing the Restriction of Negro Burfrage with Hor L Irving Handy and John P Pea among speakers. Galleries reserved for ladies and escorts. Also notices about Mr. Powers engagement and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Houses
Hor. L. Irving Handy
Delaware
John P. Pea
Maryland
Local mentions and sale notices from November event ads
Local notes announce a Woman's College catalogue drive via superfiaeus copter returns, a Baltimore physician visiting Emergency Hospital on November 9, and Shipley Boosts weekend specials with a wide range of bargain items. Public notices urge merchants to remove street debris before election bonfires to prevent fire risk. Prof Spaugler’s piano tuning record at Birely’s Palace of Music. ads tout oysters and groceries. special train from Frederick to Washington and Baltimore for November 5 events.
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Spaugler
Birelye Palace of Music
Virginia
Spaugier
Birely's PaLace of Music
Washington
Baltimore
Ghlo Bayrosd
Frederick
Capital
Monumental City
Brief Bits of Daily Doings and Quips
Snippets noting mundane deeds and local chatter. George Greenwall and Ernest Abreché killed 13 rabbits and 2 birds yesterday, while Wm Shipley and Olliford Betler each bagged five rabbits in a hunting outing. Dr Jesse W Downey visits Freder ick on business. Thanksgiving prep hints and local market news mix with humorous lines about tombstones and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greenwall
Ernest Abreché
Jesse W. Downey
New Market
Frederick
Wm. Shipley
Olliford Betler
Garistmias
Third Street
Albert Pearce
Citizens’ National Bank
Art Loom Draggers Introduce New Wool Ingrain Variants
L. E. Mullinmix presents the new Art Loom Drag gers replacing the common wool ingrain carpet. The article notes fresh Weaves with close-copy Oriental patterns and a wide variety to choose from. Likely sold at carpet houses offering the latest novelties in four coverings. Call and see Shem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shem
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England
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W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Spacis
Notica
Oystera
Qar Stora Arrang Clothing
Lowi Woman's College
Qoataroguts
Ratsias
Thea Mikadors
L. TL Macgill
H. Smith & Co
D. W. Wiles
E. Patrick Street
Ubely
Racz
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Edgar H. Gann
United Fire Company
Heporce
Palsz Alar
Sroken
Democratic Meeting
Sunday Schools and Societies
John Hendrickson
Salta
John Hendrickegr
Newig & Miller
Nerig & Xcler
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Saber
Baker H. D
Baker WH. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G Duvall
Directore
JeperJas
McBeerry
D.E. Keracves
Gro. Wa
Ball
J. D. Bazer
Jeperixo
U. Morrer
D.H Hanger
Joms
Ramezres
Taos
H. Bacer
Was
G. Baeer
C. M. Thomas
Danixt Baker
Leland Powers
Powers
Monsieur Ballestre
Woman's College Hall
McCardell's
Diamond's
North Market Street
Fitzhugh Lae
Albert L. Pearre
Qor
Secratary
Woman's College
Henry Raabe
Hendrix
Wm. Tsran
Baltimors
Thorsday
Shipley & Boost
Wayer
Eterling & Eon
Rodock & CO
Thos
Price
Rpaomas Price
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
H.E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Haltimoare
City Hotel
Jearrsdaris
C. L. Kefauver
B. Foster
Mayzidly
Lee Kefauver
Church Street
Mséaiy
Patrick Street
Geo Health and
Belant & Knott
L. Reuama Laurel
Poorreefer
Ac Terras
Posiabee Rewanze
Tes
Sappinetor
SRA
Ican
China
Binner
B. Sapfington
Towa
Che Mall
L. E
Mullinmix
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