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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
5
Instruction to subscribers to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers to The Wes. The note emphasizes timely communication to ensure delivery and record accuracy. It underscores the newspaper's commitment to reliable service and subscriber satisfaction.
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with extensive local news and features. It boasts the largest guaranteed circulation in Frederick city and county, inviting advertisers to submit copy by deadlines for the Warniz News edition.
The column lists numerous individuals from Washington New York Baltimore Dayton and surrounding areas visiting or returning home. Names include Arsanr Borrass Don Osmaron DeGrange Louis M. Kline Harry Young Fannie Haller and many more with notes on weddings and excursions.
A News agency reports recovered lost articles as authorities cooperate with archival teams. Details remain limited but indicate successful retrieval of missing items amid ongoing investigations and storage facility searches.
Voters turnout at noon showed heavier Democratic and Republican participation than the last gubernatorial primary. Several ballots were rejected for improper folding, sparking disputes with judges. ticket cutting noted across precincts with varying counts reported for each precinct.
A Baltimore area power plant on the Patapsco River is described as one of the most extraordinary in the nation. The dam is hollow with a 200 by 28 foot interior housing two 500 horsepower turbines, soon to add another, totaling 1500 horsepower. Concrete and steel construction, high ventilation, and windows along the inner wall aid cooling and observation. A pair of river-side entrances allow access beneath the dam to the opposite bank, showcasing modern engineering triumph.
Bits note rabbit contests harvest humor and military openings. Hunting parties claim rabbits and rats with several hunters named. A porch is added at East Fourth Street and Mullinix’s storefront is repaired. A women’s hat sparks debate and a surgeon’s coat is joked about. A poetic fragment closes the item with a line about beauty and fate.
Disjointed local items report the Western Maryland Railroad completing repairs and set to begin operations on Wednesday. Other notes mention a Baltimore man identified as Anarlea J Ward killed near a Pennsylvania Railroad line and a bribery case involving an anti bribery league in Salisbury.
Miss Mary A C Little died at 83 of general debility at her sister Mrs Miller's home on South Market Street. John George of Lovettsville, Va, aged 48, died after a fall. a Confederate Army veteran and farmer, survived by a widow. Mrs Lucretia Warfield of Damascus died aged 68. funeral held with townwide esteem. Services at Damascus and Olivet Cemetery noted.
A four Hallowe en masquerade held at Red Men s Hall in Brunswick featured elaborate decorations of fodder autumn leaves pumpkins and Japanese lanterns with a midnight luncheon of gingerbread doughnuts apples and coffee. Prizes for comic costumes went to Miss Lucy Edmonston and Miss Mollie Gleason with special honors for Miss Eva Nicodemus and Mr Carman Campbell. Chaperones were Mrs J W Philen Mrs W G Musgrove and Mrs B O Conway. Frederick Street Orchestra provided music. Arty and Mrs Charles Entier hosted guests on West South Street for a gathering in honor of Misses Ella and Olara Gant of Frostburg with music refreshments and socializing.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Reeanna RB Mealey at her brother Charles Messey’s residence on West All Saints Street with Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon and Rev Dr E Schley presiding. Pallbearers included George Vanfesten David Castie and others. interment followed at Mt. Olivet. Dr Carty directed the services. Later, Mrs Robert Freshour’s funeral was at 11 from her Walkerton home with services at Lotseran Church led by Rev Gavin Crist and pallbearers named, interment at Woodeboro Cemetery. J Perry & Son funeral directors.
A large charitable event marked Dosattos Day at the Home for the Aged with widespread gifts. Dozens of names appear as donors offering apples, potatoes, baked goods, flour, sugar, rice, oats, canned goods, spices, and household items. The long list shows community support and care for the elderly residents.
A band of Tobas Inists Indians in Vancouver claims weather wisdom surpassing other tribes. They predict a very cold season, citing animal behavior and moon signs as evidence and warn people to prepare for harsh conditions. Buster Brown musical comedy slated at City Opera House features Jimmie Rosen and a refreshed scenic show with new tunes.
Mearre Caspar E Oline George and others depart on an inter mobile trip to Baltimore. Olines handsome automobile is joined by Charles Borrass the mechanist and Dr Atles Radcliff accompanied the group.
James M. Coles of the Progress League toured Philadelphia urging a one-cent per letter rate or one-cent per pound mail pay within rural routes. He argues such rates would create government surplus and support rural delivery, urging a Philadelphia meeting if business leaders show interest. He cites past deficits and potential revenue from increased mail volume.
For nine years the store has sold epiandid risks for Drasy Seirt and Waiste with no patron complaints. New stock includes 36 inch black silk taifeta at $1.22, 33 inch silk taifeta at $1.18, 26 inch black taffeta, and black satin gloves in multiple styles priced from $1.25 to $2.25.
A local notice lists a Mission to Catholics and Neo Catholics by Ray, with dates November 10 to 14 at Urbans Catholic Church and November 16 to 17 at Morc tug services. Daily morning 9 and evening 7:30 services, with additional details for Blancr Catholic Church Buckeystown November 17 to 24 and opening services Sunday at 11. Other items remind payment of gas and electric bills and car schedules after November 5 1907.
October 30 at 1 o'clock Rev E B Oram married Mary A Onambere daughter of Greenbury Chambers who was the first colored man to serve on a petit jury. The ceremony was held at Bimpoon's Chapel New Market with flowers in the church.
Madame Gertrude and her vaudeville company performed Flamaturegy to a large audience at Keith's Theatre this week. The tour continues at the Bijou Theatre for three nights beginning tomorrow with matinees on Friday and Saturday. Mr G B Diamond stops confectionery business on North Market Street and moves to Balsimorg.
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