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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
3
Personal notices from town residents and visitors
A collection of brief personal notices lists residents and visitors: Frank Norwood, Jabu O Mother, Carlos Warfield, William Stone, Millard F Perry, Harry Barnett, J. Grahams Johnson, Joseph Burek, Mabel Whipp, Allis Davis, Wm Ramsberg, Laers Arnold, D O Flors, Wilfred McCardell family, Pauline Zentz, Grace Zimmerman, Margeret Hoelkey, Nellie Kiracofe, Clara DaMuth, Miles A. Stacy and daughter Adelaids, Osptaiz Hil Frost, Zela Arnold, Ola Fink. Included are travels to Baltimore, Washington DC, Chambersburg PA, Taneytown, Leesburg VA, and a new clerical position at George S. Redock & Co. on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Norwood
Jabu O
Weatminster
Carlos Warfield
Hidgeville
William Stone
Bloomfield
Millard EF. Perry
North Market Street
Baltimore
Harry Barnett
West South Street
Justice J. Grahams Johnson
Joseph Burek
Philadelphia
Mabel Whipp
Allis Davis
Washington, D. C
Wm. H. Ramsberg
Laers Arnold
North Market Atreek
Walkeraville
D. O. Flors
Defiance
Wilfred McCardell
Fatla Church
A. O. McCardell
Pauline Zentz
Grace Zimmerman
Margeret Hoelkey
Taneytown
Nellie Kiracofe
South Market Street
Chambersburg
Clara DaMuth
Unionville
Franklin Smith
Fourth Street
Miles A. Stacy
Adelaids
Osptaiz Hil Frost
Antiekam Battlefield
Mies Zela Arnold
Leesburg
John B. Michael
West Patrick Street
Ola Fink
Middletown
George S. Redock & Co
Brief Bits of Local News and Notes
A collection of short items covers varied topics from Thanksgiving to a train tragedy. Notable notes include a fence on Bautz street near Carroll Creek, sale of a trotting horse, and a theater performance by Smith’s Erne to Life Company led by F Lester Smith and Barfry L Hagan. A railroad brakeman, C E Miers Jr, aged about 27, was killed by a caboose at Winchester station. funeral arrangements followed. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jassias
New Jersey
C. E Miers, Jr
Pink
Gud
O. EB. Miers
Bronawick
Valley Division
Winchester
Berser
W. Wa
Miers
Miss Bessie
Robert
Branswick
Official Count Recounts Vote in Frederick County
The official tally from Frederick County shows McQuolaugh by 112, Martz by 1,243, Reger by 1,377, and an amendment defeat by 20,034. Statewide, Atkinson leads by 7,895 with Democrats poised to win about 54 seats in the 101-member House. Independents from Anne Arundel and Queen Anne’s regions may swing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Mariz
Frederick County
Esob
Adolphus Fearbake
Astry
McQolaugh
Ornam
Garver
Martz
Reger
Bager
Gaver
Atkinson
House of Delegates
Anne Arandel
Georges Wells
Queen Annie’s
John V. L. Murphy
Martin Lehmayer
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Queen Anne’s
Death notices from Middletown area November deaths
Obituaries list Otto Rudy aged 37 of Indian Spolls Indiana former Middletown resident, a diabetes death after firing at his partner plus Helen Gould Ramendell widow, funeral Christmas Day at Christ church. Also Lawson H Smith wife of Lawson H Smith died age 32 after paralysis at Middletown Lutheran church funeral Wednesday. Samuel Lidie died November 6 near Thomont aged 75 survived by six sons and two daughters with funeral at U B cemetery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otio Rudy
Otto Rudy
R.B Rody
Indian Spolls
Ind
Middletown
Residencs
Hia Parsners
Diabates
Ore
Indianapolis
Rudy
United Order of Workmen
the Masons
Mise Helen Gould Ramedell
Portland
Chriat Dateh
Lawson H. Smith
Anns E. Smith
Mirs. Smith
Manassah Rice
Ellerton
Middlstown
M L. Beard
Isiating
John Obidel
Edward Darrow
John F. Derr
Albert McBride
Auel Lidie
Samuel Lidie
Thormont
Bradney
Elmer
George
Roger
Robert
Frank
E Ds
Julis
Obas
Keller
U. B
Union Carpenter and Joiners Form Washington City Band
The president of Union presided as the consolidation of local Brotherhood carpenters and joiners in the District was completed. About 600 members attended the meeting at Pythian Temple where the new union was announced to begin with around 1000 members and a treasury near $10000. Jacob Nusbaum, formerly of Frederick, was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brotherhood Carpenters and Joiners
Pythian Temple
Mir
Jacob Nusbaum
Frederick
Local residents reported ill in city and hospital
Alderman Joseph Douglass is able to be out. Harry James of East Third street, and G Frank Rice of North Market street are on the sick list. George Sohell, formerly ill at Kia Lome on West South street, is improved. Dr Henry Raabe, at the Emergency Hospital, is improved and able to sit up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Douglass
Ste. Harry James
East Third Street
G. Frank Rice
North Market Street
George Sohell
Kia Lome
West South Street
Henry Raabe
Baer and Stockman Wed at St John’s Rectory
Mr Richard P Baer and Miss Josephine May Stockman both of this city were married on Wednesday at the St John’s rectory by Rev Fr W J Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babr—Stockman
Richard P. Baer
Misa Josephine May Stockman
St. John's
W. J. Kane
Surprise for a Pastor at Adams town parsonage
Rev Atrill Connor and wife hosted a close church gathering when members from the Manor congregation arrived with gifts and provisions. The event filled hours of warm fellowship as the pastor thanked God and his flock for past blessings and guidance for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Town
Atrill Connor
Fraternal Order of Eagles Elects Hirsch To Fifth Term
Edward Hirsch is sprdlated for a fifth term as State Deputy Grand President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The article notes political pressure from William J. L. Barboury urging Democratic lawmakers to heed Governor Warfield and Attorney General Bryan calls for accountability from Charles County supervisors. Governor Warfield sent Deputy Wardao Riggir a $1000 reward for the murderer of Albers Constable, while a committee seeks about $2500 more for a silver ostrice presentation expenses by Samuel Kirk & Son Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hirsch
Order of Eagles
William JL Bmaroury
Warfield
Bryan
Charles County
Wardao Riggir
Maryland
Albers
Samuel Kirk & Son Company
Law Grips Costley Foreman After West All Saints Disturbance
Walter Costley and Wm Foraman both colored were arrested after a disturbance at Costley's Hotel on West All Saints street. A hearing before Justice O H Eckstein revealed William Jones alias Spottie tried to gain entry and a scuffle left him with a bleeding wound though no one testified to the stabbing. MaCathy of Baltimore was jailed five days on his own request. Ann States colored drunkenly disorderly was sent to jail 15 days after defaulting on a $2 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Costley
Wm Foraman
Citizers
King and Herwig
Costley
West All Saints’ Strait
Justhce O
Jones
Juztica Eckstein
Willard
Daniel MaCathy
Baltimore
Feast of Pumpkin Opens at Grace Reformed Hall
The Feat of Pumpkin was opened last evening in Junior Hall by Grace Reformed Sewing Society ladies. The display featured pumpkin-based décor in a bogyman theme with lighted pumpkins and arrangements of apples and flowers. The supper offered turkey oysters chicken ham salads chips blocuit ice cream cake candy and pumpkin pie. A fancy table and a Peter Pumpkin Hater's Wife table drew attention as the event ran from 4 to 10 o'clock and drew strong patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Grace
Peter Pumpkin Hater
Isgt
Lutheran Bathesdas Society Formed To Aid City Hospital
Enthusiastic meeting at Miss Bettie Doll’s home on Second Street organized the Lutheran Bathesdas Society to support a bed at the City Hospital. Officers elected include Mrs Wr Muillinix president and Miss Bettie Doll vice president. A public meeting is set for Tuesday November 14 at 7:30 p m to invite all Lutherans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Bethesda Society
Bettie Doll
Waat Second Street
City Hospital
Lutheran Bathesdas Society
Steck
Wr. T. Muillinix
Bettle Doll
Charles J. Doll
Harry W. Bowers
Auto Trip from Baltimore to Frederick Set for Sunday
An automobile trip from Baltimore to Frederick with novel features is planned for Sunday. Cars will depart from Madison Avenue entrance to Druid Hill Park at 4 a.m. each vehicle driven by its owner to showcase driving skill. Participants include Dr. P. G. Dazech George R. Snodesi Ed S Greensfelder Edward Walsh J H Friedsnwaid O B Osborn of Abar deen Ma Edward Haslinger B A Blackadere and Mise Jesuatte Saodeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Madison Avenus
Druid Bill Park
P. G. Dazech
George R. Snodesi
Greensfelder
Edward Walsh
J. H. Friedsnwaid
O. B. Osborn
Abardeen
Edward ©. Haslinger
B. A. Blackadere
Virginia farmer discovers large cave near Winchester
Geo. A. Cook, while plowing on his farm near Winchester, Virginia, located a vast cave extending beneath the ground. Three large chambers with unique formations were explored and plans are made for further investigations. A fortune teller years ago claimed a mammoth cave existed on his land, but the discovery is described as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cave
Virginia
Winchester
Geo. A. Cook
Mr. Cook
Fortnightly Club's Burlesque Theme and Upcoming Programs
The Fortnightly Club held its 22nd meeting in Kemp Gall. Prof. Joseph H. Apple presided. A burlesque titled A Woman's Business Meeting entertained with Mrs A S MecDaniel and others. Elinor Merkey sang, and Miss Annie Alsbaugh accompanied. Committees announced for November 23 and future dates. The Mikado tonight at City Opera House features Lafayetta Square Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbalghbtly
Kemp Gall
Joseph H. Apple
Roth Sappington
Gammond Urner
Warehime
Apple
A. 5. MecDaniel
George Rose
Wilhem Ardereon
WW. Caburn
D. C. Winobrewer
Albert Pentre
Glenn H. Worthington
J. H. White
Annie Alsbaugh
Elinor Merkey
Misa Stanley
Woman's College
G. H. Worthington
J. K. White
Dudley Page
Elinor Markey
Emily Maulsby
Jozeph D. Baker
Charles Buford
Louise Potts
L. A. Barok
Frank B. Markell
J. 8
Tyson
George E. Smith
Sewell Slinglaff
F. L. Stoner
W. W. Osburn
Belen Baughman
Charles H.baughman
Berths Trail
Albert Pastre
G. H Worthington
Charles BP. Levy
BF. F. Smith
Lois Motter
H. 8. Etchelberger
Stanley
M. M. Robinner
Eleanor Johnson
Folia Williamson
M. G. Urner
J. H. Markey
Noah E. Cramer
Willie Ritchie
O. O. Warehims
Ford
C. O. Ready
Ora Tunner
Graca Ely
Katia Eschbeich
Neille Garrett
Thomas Sohley
Florence Teail
Jacob Rehrback
Local Bank Directors and Officers Listing
The document lists officers and directors of a bank including WM, G BAKER, D. BAKER, WH G. ZIMMERMAN, SAMUEL G. DUVALL as Vice-President and Cashier and Asst Cashier with $100,000 and $250,000 figures. Directors include Jupex Jas. McBuxxay, D.K. Kersuver, Gro. Wu. Burrs, J.D. Baker, C. Morrze, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Baker
D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Jupex
Jas. McBuxxay
D.K. Kersuver
Gro
Burrs
J.D. Baker
Jepertaxo
C. Morrze
D.H. Hascerr
John 5
Rawesune
Silk Petticoats and Bargains at Heidig & Millee
The ad promotes silk Petticoats in green navy black and brown, with discounts on white blankets from a halved stock. It highlights better furs including sable and mink, a Silk Petticoat with a 100 inch sweep at 35, and knit underwear for all ages from Heidig & Millee with prices 75c to 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicode
Gauiriel
Sesson
Heidig & Millee
Local Frederick stock issue and winter goods ad
The notice outlines a Series 9 stock issue by the Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Maryland on Nov 18 1905 with dues 25 cents per week per share and 10 cents per share intracon fee. It lists officers and local volunteers and invites subscriptions with secretary Wilbur S Duvall at Farmers & Mechanical National Bank. Also advertisements for gas electric bills cash discounts winter hat and bonnet sale at 121 West Patrick Street and a lecture by Mr Powers in Women's College Hall plus travel tickets to Florida and other resorts via Baltimore & Ohio. Also rental listings at 14 Market Street and an array of china sets lamps and home furnishings from F B Sappington near City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Wilbur
Duvall
Farmers & Mechanical National Bank
RB. B. Sappinaros
Pres
Wiieer
Sec
Qusarles Wertheiner
John Baumgardnee
Hozack Zacwarias
James H
Millionaire's Wife and party brief Frederick stop
Mrs Howard Gould of New York traveled with Miss Statens and a chauffeur arriving by car from Washington at the City Hotel in Frederick. they had luncheon, did not register, and departed shortly after. A frontcard listed their itinerary toward Harrisburg. G E Marcy of Chicago, Armour & Co., at the Baltimore Chamber floor, spoke on cereal markets and predicted wheat at 1 a bushel and corn at 60 cents. Local market quotes followed for corn wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
Howard Gould
New York
Wraderick
Mies Statens As & Companion
Bartholemy
Chauffsur
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Gould
Jay Gould
Harrisburg
G. E. Marcy
Chicago
Armour & Coc
Baltimore
Business Men's Association Meeting Tonight at City Hall
The Business Men's Association hosts an evening gathering at City Hall. Doors open at 6 o clock with a fee of one dollar for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Business Men’s Association
Muggs Landing at City Opera House Promises Humble Tale
Muggs Landing will be offered at the City Opera House Monday night with a cast of exceptional merit. The production features new song hits and elaborate scenery and effects. An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dalli's Catarrh Cure appears, claiming internal cures and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugge
Muggs’ Landing
City Opera House
Mugge’ Landing
Meris
Saturday Specials and Meeting Notice in Local Ads
Diamond's Markets advertises weekend specials including chocolate clusters whipped cream chocolates and cocoanut kisses with prices in cents and notes a 2:30 pm meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Emergency Hospital. The piece also comments that merchants who advertise and fill space with effective talk attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond's
St. 25
Woman’s Auxiliary
Megs
A.L Banger
Bre
J. Roger McBherry
New Carpeting Styles At L E Mullinis Store
The advertisement promotes a carpet house offering new art looms, drag gers and inlays with handsome oriental rug styles. It highlights the arrival of Wolves styles and novelty coverings, inviting customers to visit and see the selection.
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