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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
2
A garbled history page mentions Luther birth dates, local bakery names, Queen and distinct individuals in vague anecdotes. It references Frederica Schuter, a Bern park event, and assorted townspeople, with scattered notes on birthdays, deaths, and a park gathering.
Subscribing readers are asked to notify The News promptly about any irregularity in receipt of papers to ensure timely and accurate delivery. The notice emphasizes quick reporting to maintain service quality and readership trust.
In Hagerstown Fred Easton a shorts dealer shot and killed Lorenzs D. Kiline, a hare dealer, in Kiline's room. Easton found his wife with Kiline and, after seeking arrest for his wife, retrieved a pistol and killed Kiline. An inquest found death by pistol shot. Easton was arrested.
The article traces the pie’s origins from German Pennsylvania potters in the mid eighteen hundreds to American adaptation. It notes earliest pie plates dated around 1785 and cites Prof Barber on how British meat pies gave way to fruit pies in the United States. It highlights New England as a pie hub and Texas as a pie enthusiast region. The text emphasizes indigenous American pie development and the Pennsylvania German influence on pie making.
Mrs. John D. Shearer and son Harold of California visit New Market, attending church and renewing old friendships. Other locals include Mr. Julien Reich heading south for winter, Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Stone of Emmitsburg, and several Virginia residents visiting Kin. FEAGAVILLE notes cover church activities and Sunday School plans, with programs by the Ladies' Aid and Home Mission service scheduled for November 13. Burkittsville reports on illnesses and visits, plus a letter to Frederick, Md about paint and gallons efficiency from Devoe supporters.
The Frederick City Hospital board reports a new operating room, sterilizing room, and a nearby health wing nearing completion funded by Miss Ella Houck and Mrs Hood. Donors include Miss Bila Hoack and sisters for the reception room, Miss Helen Baughman for the sun parlor, and Janet Williams plus Ella Shriver for rooms. Other gifts come from Mrs Victor Baughman, Mr Charles Winebrewer, Mr Nicholas Hauer, and Monocacy Valley Canning Co. Thanksgiving entertainment is planned for the afternoon.
The funeral for David Gillelan, longtime Emmitsburg resident and church official for over forty years, was conducted this afternoon at the Emmitsburg Lutheran Church following his death reported Monday. Relatives and neighbors attended the service in the county town.
Attendees filled the service as Rev Obas Reinewald officiated. Honorary pallbearers included E R Zimmerman A M Landauer and Charles F Rowe. Satire pallbearers listed Harry Stokes A M Patterson Frederick Rhodes Lewis Kriss John Harpel horn Oscar Fraley J Rowe Obler James Marbauga. Millard Shaul was the funeral director.
Edna F Barnas a colored woman aged seven years and 28 months died yesterday afternoon at her home at the corner of Hast Fifth and East streets after sustaining injuries. Her funeral was held at 3 o'clock yesterday at Ss. Joan's Catholic church with Rev Father Smith presiding. Pallbearers were Clinton Roberson William Green Edward Rideout and R P Thomas. Interment followed at Ss. John's cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were funeral directors.
News of the Churches reports Home Mission Day at Zion in Charisville on November 13 at 10 15 a m with aid from St Pauls in Asion on the 30th inst at 1011 a m Kagalar service at Pleasant Hill next Sunday at 15 pm led by Pastor M Heath County Commissioners approved several road appropriations and set November 23 for hearings on a new public road in Woodasboro district through the lands of Dalapplane Baker and Hammond Municipal licenses show 237 Moonsea signups and 2170 collected with further action pending and bar association talks with City Attorney Lavy to test the law Local market quotes list Old corn and wheats with various prices Home Again Mr William E Sulkirk has returned home after an injury at Logane port La.
Congressman Jackson alleges fraud won him no seat in Maryland as Roosevelt’s national margin tightens. Returns show three Democrats and three Republicans elected, with Jackson predicting a 350 to 500 loss in his district and claiming 1200 ballots were misfolded or rejected. He plans to contest Smith’s seating, gathering evidence county by county for a vigorous pursuit before House committees.
Governor Warfield issued the usual Thanksgiving Day proclamation. Josiah Johnson of Salisbury, aged 68, is dead. Mrs Sallie Watte widow of Philip Watte died at Bowie aged 50. At Westminster Miss Madge Shaw married Ernest Sponnetler. Edgar M Roberson died at Cambridge of typhoid. He was son of James M Robertson, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Firefighters saved mountains between Pen-Mar and Edgemont after a fierce blaze. Rev O W Zeigler, rector at St An drews Church Clear Spring, accepts post at St George's Perryman Harford. Woltz & Newsmer of Hagerstown caloon robbed late night, $60 and 60 cigars and eight half pints whisky taken. James Watts of the firm in adjoining room.
Mr William A Miller of the B and O R signal service and Miss Fannie Derr Stall of Charlesville were married yesterday at noon by Rev M Hench at his North Market Street home in the presence of close friends. Miss Virgie E Scull of Frederick was bridesmaid and Mr Charles H Zimmerman of Charlesville was best man. The couple departed for Washington after a reception and will reside at Ss Danis near Baltimore.
Mr George Koefanger of Brook County Pa visits relatives in this city. Mr George R Reigler, who has stayed with family in Shia City, returns to Hinton W V. Mr Albert R Wallis of West Third takes a book keeper post at Palmetto Fibre Works. Mrs S M Hench leaves Frederick for Philadelphia and other points in Eastern Pennsylvania.
A select dance will be held in Junior Hall this evening with committee members Albert Rica Edgar Marmon and Hugh Gittinger. An additional dance event is planned in Junior Hall on November 23 with Harry Kostler and Milton Hogie as committee members.
William Palmer colored was arrested by Officer Hobba in Kncehart's alley. He appeared before Justice Eckstein after testimony, fined five dollars and jailed thirty days in default.
The ad promotes Lidte's seafood on Friday featuring a wide selection of seafood and oysters. The Girle' Loyal Legion plans a monthly meeting Friday night at 7:15 in the W. O. C. U. hall.
The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Maryland announces a Saturday meeting on November 10 1901 with a stock offering Series No 8. Dues are 26 cents weekly per share entrance fee 10 cents per share and one hundred dollar maturity per share. Loans at 4 1 0 percent per year for $100 loans. Secretary Wilbur H Dovall at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank offers information. Directors listed. Main's Drug Store advertising North Market Street Clinton E Main graduate pharmacist.
Notices announce Dr J O Hendrix taking offices at new residence on Second Street after November 1 1904 and a Sewing Society supper at Mrs George Salter's on November 16. Also listed are dairy feed prices and phone numbers, a moved Osteopath to Masonia Building, electric bill discounts, rail excursion details to Washington, Baltimore, and St Louis, church suppers, and various shop offerings including lamps, seeds, and carpet wall paper. Includes deceased remembrance for James Parrill and multiple small notices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange and local merchants.
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