Historical notices and election results from the period
Brief items record deaths including Rear Admiral Alex Cakier Abied. a note on historical events such as the extinction of Poland and a Paris guillotine execution. Warsaw events. and a summary of an election with Roosevelt and Parker electoral totals.
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May En Tor An Amander
Bildensburs
Bfd
Mmes Roland
Paris
Warsaw
Poland
Wsi
Alex Cakier
Fenor
Warson
Socialist Labor
Roosevelt
Foosev
Parker
News subscribers urged to report irregularities
Readers are asked to promptly report irregularities in newspaper deliveries to The News. The notice emphasizes timely communication to ensure accurate service and accountability.
Local Property Work Cuts Through Front Pavement
The pavement in front of Mrs. F. Schroeder’s property on North Market Street is being relaid by Edward Nusz. J. John Topper with the Victor Remedies Company injured his right hand while adjusting a printing press. Lafayette Square Opera Company plans The Mikado at City Opera House Friday night. The Washington DC based group is led by George Bentley with many society members, praised by the Washington Post for quality performances.
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F. Schroeder
North Market Street
Edward Nusz
J. John Topper
Victor Remedies Company
Acme
Lafayette Square Opera Company
Cjty Opera House
Friday Fightian
Washington, D. C
George Bentley
Tis
Compsny
Washington
Washington Post
Woman Struck by Train Near Harper's Ferry
Mrs. Mattie Bly of Scottsville Virginia was killed after stepping in front of Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No 9 near Harper's Ferry as she tried to cross the tracks to visit her son in Pennsylvania. She was 65 and survived by several children.
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Mattie Bly
Scottsville
Harper's Ferry
Pennsylvania
Market Quotations From The Local Mart Today
G Waring Tyzon and Co report buying quotes for today. New corn per barrel 1.90 shelved new 52 cents par bushel old 45. Wheat No 2 red 770 sisamer 730 pst bushel rejected 600 par bushel damaged 580. Ontz 30 cents par bushel.
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Mart. G. Waring Tyzon & Co
Ontz
Journal Note on Mr. J Vernon Silance Job Change
Mr J Vernon Silance formerly of this city has joined the Guardian Trust Co York Pa as pressor and will report to duty November 15 at the National City Bank of Washington DC.
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Washington
J. Vernon Silance
Guardian Trust Co
York
National City Bank of
D. C
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Gains Local Support
Mt Elgin Ontario merchant Mr George says he held the local agency since its introduction in Canada and reports no returns from many dozens sold under guarantee. He endorses the medicine for himself and his children, citing consistently good results while noting availability at A. Pearre's Drug Store.
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Thes George
Mt. Elgin
Ontario
Canada
Pearre
Frederick County Election Returns Favor Republican Ticket
Frederick county voters favored the Republican slate with Martz for sheriff and Heger for mayor winning by solid margins. Roger leads the ticket overall as the majority totals range from 672 to 1,978 with 2,478 of 2,975 registered voters casting ballots. The count notes peaceful voting and no ballot marking issues.
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Roger
Martz
Sheriff
McCullough
Frederick
Aheriff
Heger
Earnayor
Raua
THI
Deta
Therm
Dorsey Etchizou
Ballot issues and results loom in county election
The Board of Election Supervisors reports confusion over stencil use and marked ballots while results pour in. Aaron R. Anders leads the House ticket. John O. H. Martz wins sheriff. Prohibition chairman Jacob Engelbrecht voices satisfaction as Braddock and Ballenger districts report, with 1375 vote lead for county surveyor Roger.
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Board of Electican Supervisors
Machanicstown
Willard
Advics
Aaron R. Anders
House of Delegates
John OH. Martz
Gi. Martz Wote
Jacob Engelbrecht
Prohibition Party
Ballenger
Braddock
Taz
Brunswick
Rager
Drama at Adamstown for Street Light Fund
A five act drama titled Broken Links will be staged at Kline's Hall Adamstown on Friday evening to raise money for permanent street lighting. Promoter Miss Edith A Kohlenberg and local volunteers report strong support from Adamstown Frederick and nearby towns. The event features Miss Kohlenberg E T Spready Mrs Geo W Thomas and guests Mr and Mrs E H Clowes of Richmond Virginia who will attend and contribute performances and donations.
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Adamstown
Kline
Kemp Bocksy
Edith Kohlenberg
Frederick
Ben Madaight
Edith A. Kohlenberg
Miss Baughman Engaged to Dr. Conley In Private
Informal announcement reveals the engagement of Miss Helen Abell Baughman to Dr Charles H Conley. Miss Baughman is daughter of General and Mrs Victor Baughman of Frederick and granddaughter of the Itate Adel. Dr Conley, a Virginia born physician, is now a resident and prominent local physician with an office日在.
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Misa Helen Abell Baughman
Charles H. Conley
Miss Barghman
Mira
Victor Baughman
Frederick
Itate
Adel
Conley
Adamstown
Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter Meets in Richmond
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter C D O held a monthly meeting in the assembly rooms of West Patrick Street. Officers to be elected at the December meeting ahead of the January 19 1906 Lee birthday celebration.
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Fitzhugh Lea
Richmond
Lee
Brave Soldier Boys of Frederick Guard Drop Nerve at Drill
Two members of the Frederick Company Maryland National Guard returned home from drill in full regalia and, hearing a noise, mistook burglars for intruders. They failed to confront the imagined threat and called a policeman instead. The pair plans to brace up for future drills.
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Frederick Company
Marylandational Guards
Bapa
Missionary Meeting Held Across Baltimore Churches
The Maryland parish of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions met at Grace Church in Baltimore with Bishop Paret delivering the sermon and Holy Communion. Lunch followed at Hazazar's Hall before a 2 pm missionary session. All Saints' Church was represented.
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Maryland Prason
Board of Missions
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Paret
Diocese of Maryland
Hazazar's Hall
All Saints’ Church
Purely Personal Highlights From Local Social Notes
Personal items list J Francis and Charles Smith on a hunting trip. Rev. A. Hedges of Middletown visits Frederick. William P Manlsby away on business. George Cockerly of Baltimore visits here. George S Rodock on trip to New York. Harry W Bader of Baltimore visits parental home. Solomon Sterz of Baltimore at his parental home. Eva Willard of Doubs visiting uncle O B Willard. Alstance A Rameburg resigns from United States Express to join Frederick and Middletown Railroad. Mr and Mrs Cliutean B Willard depart for Middletown for fiftyth wedding anniversary of Mrs Willard’s parents Franklin T Main.
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J. Francis
Charles Smith
A. Hedges
Middletown
Frederick
William P. Manlsby
Bualness
George Cockerly
Haltimore
George 5
Rodock
North Market Street
New York
Harry W. Bader
Baltimore
Solomon Sterz
Eva Willard
Doubs
O. B. Willard
West Patrick Stress
Alstance A. Rameburg
United States Express Company
Frederick and Middletown Railroad. Mr. and Mrs. Cliutean B. Willard
West Patrick Street
Jesus of The News notes church shifts and services
Rev J A Asper resigns Utica Lutheran charge effective November 15 1904 and has served as supply at Oreageratown Bethel and Walkersville churches. Utica pulpit filled by Gettysburg Seminary students and Rev S A Hedges. Luther Day service set for November 12 at Utica Lutheran. Baptisms at Zentz Mill. German Baptist Brethren gathering topics discuss world gain and baptism. Sickness updates include several locals with various illnesses and a stroke survivor returning to work.
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Jesus of the News
J. A. Asper
Utica
Utica Lutheran Church
Parsons
Zentz’s Mill
P. D. Fabrney
German Baptist Brethren Church
Flora
Grimes and Pearl Wed Quietly at Home
Mr. John Baker Grimes of Creagers tows and Miss Matile V Pearl of Frederick were married this morning by Rev Head at his residence 220 North Market Street in a quiet ceremony.
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Grimes
Pearl
John Baker Grimes
Creagerstows
Matile V. Pearl
Frederick
Head
North Market Street
Frederick County Local Building Association Stock Notice
The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Maryland announces stock for Series No 9 on Saturday November 15 1905. Dues are 25 cents weekly per share and entrance fees 10 cents per share. Each share earns 416 100 percent per year on $100 loans. Subscriptions invites by Secretary Wilbur Davall at Farmers and Mechanic National Bank. Directors listed.
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Frederick County
Wilbur & Davall
Farmers’ & Mechsuice’ National Bank
Baker Banking Figures Show Strong Capital and Officers
A historical bank records list officers including J D Baker as president and W Zimmerman as cashier. The capital stands at 100000 with surplus 3250 000 amid a roster of directors and officers such as D E Reacvee Geo Wu Bare J D Barer and many others.
John Hendrickson Dress Goods Selection
John Hendrickson offers a complete line of superior Broadcloths Mohairs Henriettas mixed cloths etc. from low to finest Broadcloths and Rainproof coating. Men s coatings night robes gloves silk Petticoats satin patterns in house values. Special numbers much under market prices. Velvets in green brown blue and black.
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Priestley
Neidig and Miller Promote Housekeeping Goods Deals
Neidig and Miller advertise a wide range of housekeeping items with notable discounts. Linen table linens bed spreads towels napkins sheets and pillow cases feature various patterns and prices. Ribbons collars and hats styles are also showcased with new fashion options.
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Snara
Marseilles
Venice
Seidig & Miller
Local notices urge bill payment to save discount
Don’t fail to pay your Gas or Electric Bill on or before the 10th to save the discount. Dr. O S Highbarger Optical Specialist of Hagerstown appears at the City Hotel November 9 and 10 with free consultations. Oysters and related goods advertised with prices and service details. Both phones listed for ETSRLING Fox.
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O. S. Highbarger
Hagerstown
Fresh vegetables and services at local shops and events
notices list Troxel and Fout offering produce at No 5 West Pat-Tick street, Dr Wm Taran a Baltimore specialist visiting Emergency Hospital on November 3, Hanson Wiles purchasing Grayags route and equipment, Grace Reformed Cuerea society hosting a feast and supper November 9 10, Junior Ball for church debt, Leland Powers to perform Monsieur Baucaire at Woman's College Hall November 1 with 50 cent admission, Powers focusing on his school.
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Troxel & Fout
West Pat- Tick Street
Srwise Society of Grace
Leland Powers
Powers
Monsieur Baucaire
Woman's College Hall
McCardell
Povwars
Knights Templar Officials Visit Baltimore Commandery
Grand Eminent Commander Mr Summarfield B Medairy of Baltimore and other officers visit Jacques de Molay Commandery tonight. A formal meeting followed by a reception in their honor at the Mazcoic Temple after the visit.
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Knightsa Templar
Summarfield B. Medairy
Baltimore
Knights Templar of
Maryland
Jacques de Molay
Farm Sale Near Frederick Sells for 34800
Cramer and Stauffer real estate agents report the sale of a 77 acre farm located about 3 miles north of Frederick. The property belonging to John Siver wine was sold to E. J. Angleberger for 34,800.
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Cramer & Stauffer
John Siverwine
Frederick
E. J. Angleberger
Art Loom Rugs Enter The Market At Our Carpet House
The new Art Loom gatas differ from usual wool ingrain carpets and bring new Weaves and close copies of Oriental baghe. a great variety is offered. Visit our carpet house to view the latest novelties in coverings and call to see them.
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Eean
Therore
Angie
Ms Ape
Bargain Bulletin Offers Heavy Wool Goods and Accessories
George 8. Hodock and partners advertise a wide array of merchandise including heavy all wool twill, 27 inch yardage at 250, fleeced shirts and drawers at 60c each, table linens, napkins, top shirts, velvet rage, draggett wool, ladies scarves, Tom O Shanter hats, wool shawls, wool cloth dress goods, fashion fabrics at 500 yard, and Moostl's magazines for December. George 8 Bodook and Joms Prior, funeral directors, advertise 406 North Market Street Frederick Maryland with eye ear nose throat practice and monthly visits. Also various dental services, pocketbooks, watches, glassware, lamps and home goods.
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BIG Starz
Thankeglviogasa
New Square
Shane
Weciy
Residu
Moostl
Dacembar
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Compdrolice of the Treasury
Lls Ag
McCatlouch
Davis
Kindley
Ay Murdoch
Stevens
Huland
Syler
Liz
Ae Rey
Richards
Hawa
Bielfeld
Werking. P
Molesworth
Mis
Harne
D. Ae Aa
Iss
Rs Crom
Erzler
Hoover
Amendia
the Daily News
Wasmarox
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Sorsea
City Opera House
Don
Gents
Shipiey & Boost
Ogle
Muggs Landing
Broxell & Fout Io Building Asan
Co. Nat
Besant & Knott
Chamberain
Shgriff
John Martz
Miss Barghman T
C. H. Conley
Missionary Meeting
News OF the Churches
Joseph Cramer
Madison Avenue
Win. James
J. Dut- Tow
Clarence Munshower
George A. Zeigler
East South Street
A. Wickless
Lewie
Gittinger
James M. Hinehart
Hymeneas
B. Sappinaton
Pras
Wiiiaen
Devatt
Sec
Eles Weetheimer
Joan Baumgardner
Horace Zacharias
Janzs H. Hann
Frask D. Norwoop
Jous D. Henonicksos
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
Baker
H.D. Baker
Wal
Zimmerman
Samuel
Duvall
JuperJas
McBaxter
D. E. Reracvee
Geo. Wu. Bare
J. D. Barer
JeperJno
C. Motres
H. Rargert
Joux
Rauesves
Txoe
H. Havre
G. Bake
C. H. Tomas
Dastry Barer
John Hendrickson
Madras
John Hendrickeon
Neidig & Miller
Bia & Miller
Etsrling & Fox
Wm. Taran
Syn Epsciatist
Hanson Wiles
Grayags
Jacob S. Grabill
Bell
Patronag
la E, Molle
George
Hodock
Bodook
Thos. P. Rice
Joms Prior
East Fourth Street
Feederick County
Peterman
Franklin
Baltmore
City Hotel
Marsidariy
S. Eefadver
Artrtivaal Specialist
Church and Market Bts
May
O. E. Forster
Mayzodly
Kefauves
Church Street
F. B. Sappingtor
Hina
B. Bappingtor
Chydah
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