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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1904
Page
3
The Week ly News ad rates and copy deadlines
The Weekly News promises a twelve page issue with full coverage and special features. It claims Frederick city and county circulation leadership and invites new and changed advertisements with deadlines this Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas
Frederick City
Bretz seeks contest over Maryland Republican electors
The article notes Bretz Dalton Lewis Bretz elector at large for Maryland, defeated, plans a vigorous contest with aides to secure an honest voter expression. Charles J. Bonaparte is named as the sole Republican elector per returns. Mrs. Bratz believes Roosevelt carried Maryland and all eight electors favored by voters. Bretz, Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad general manager, pledges cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mr. Bretz
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Erland
Bishop Roots Consecrated Hankow Bishop at Emmanuel Church
The consecration service at Emmanuel Church in Bos on Mags featured Rev Logan Herbert Roots named bishop of Hankow China. The consecrator was Right Rev Frederick Rogare Graves of Shanghai, with Right Rev J Addison Inglas accused by Roots and Bishop William Lawrence preaching. Roots, born in Arkansas 34 years ago, is Harvard and Episcopal Theological School educated and has served as missionary to Wuchang Hankow. Treasurer Stauffer reports Frederick County Agricultural Society's receipts exceed 1903 by 2000 with higher premiums and purses at this year’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Rosury
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Boson
Mags
Logan Herbert Roots
China
J. Addison Ingla
Frederick Rogare Graves
D. D
Shanghai
William Lawrence
Massachussetts
Roots
Arkansas
Harvard
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Wuchang
Stauffer
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Aversa
Unveiling Tablet Memory Of Stamp Act Judges
Final arrangements for unveiling a tablet honoring the twelve judges who repudiated the Stamp Act will be made at a DAR massing tomorrow at 3 PM at Regent Mina Ritchie's home. Mr Herbert D Brown of the Usnsus Department in Washington DC visited to record marriage licenses and divorces over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mina Ritchie
Herbert D. Brown
Usnsus Department
Washington, D.C
Frederick Charity Society Holds Annual Meeting Aids Drive Planned
The Charity Organization Society of Frederick held its season’s tires meeting in the mayor’s office. Officers were reelected including President Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon and Treasurer Mayor George Edward Smith. The secretary was authorized to issue subscription calls as applications for aid rise and funds are needed for winter relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society of Frederick
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Miss Floyd
George Edward Smith
Y M G A NUTAS Plans and Tactics for Evening Contests
The Y M G A Nutas committee set rules for the contest and campaign tonight at 7. Captains Hagan and Rice call meetings for the Red and Greens sides to boost activity. Eight members favor expanding the junior board from four to eight, to be acted on Friday night. The training Bible class had 14 attendees last night with heavy interest. Red and Green teams each gained two members. Red already leads and will pursue a stronger showing tonight unless Greens respond before 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hagan
Rads
Albert Rice
Greens
Actlys Tarmbera
Parker
BK. OC. Wryand
Atles Radcliff
Surprise Hagerstown Couple Wed Quietly in Philadelphia
Miss Rose Hirse Loose and John McGill Lane of Hagerstown were married last Thursday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Philadelphia by Rev. Dr. Van Sykle. The bride, daughter of lawyer Samuel B. Loose, studied at Bryn Mawr and has long been prominent in Hagerstown society. The groom, son of banker Osarles B. Lane, was educated at Lawrenceville and Princeton. The couple, who planned no public wedding, attended the Princeton Yale game after the ceremony and will return to Hagerstown tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hirse Loose
John McGill Lane
Hagerstown
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
van Syckle
Samual B. Looee
Hageretown
Bryn Mawr
Hagerstowd
Lane
Obsarles
Hageratown
Fredarick
Lawrenceville
Princeton
Athiatiog
Doe
Miss Loose
Mr. Lane
Crusade Against Concealed Weapons Warns Grand Jury
Judge Henderson urged Montgomery County grand jurors at Rockville to thoroughly probe all cases of concealed weapons. He warned of severe sentences to curb carrying weapons to church services and public events, noting four such cases pending review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Henderson
Circuit Q Court
Montgomery County
Rockville
Montgomery
Henderson
Faot
Grand Sky
Hendrix to Occupy Offices at 69 East Second Street
Notice indicates Dr J Q Hendrix will occupy offices in his own residence at 69 East Second Street effective November 1 1901. An advertisement from Frederick County Farmers Exchange promotes Quaker Dairy Feed and a travel deal offers cheap round trip tickets to the St Louis World’s Fair with specific November departures and coach-only restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.Q. Hendrix
Oow
East Second Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Quaker Dairy Feed
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Baltimore
Frederick
Tlokesa
St. Louis
Woman's College Notes Faculty Recital Tomorrow Evening
The Conservatory of Maulo faculty presents a recital in College Hall tomorrow at 3:30. Performers include Diehl Uporafé Gring on piano, Thatcher on organ, Uporafe in organ and piano duos, Osburn on violin, and Beckwith with vocal selections. Admission is free. Fraulein Siemens, a noted soloist, has toured with major orchestras in Europe and performed with Brahms and Joachim. President replies to student telegrams praising ongoing administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Mualo
College Asll
Diehl
Uporafé
Gring
Thatcher
Uporafe
Osburn
Beckwith
Fraulein Siemens
Seaton Symphony Orchestra
Berita Philharmonis Society
Europe
Patel
Meeting of the W T U Brings Interfasing Program
A large group of W T U friends attended the meeting led by Miss Koller with reading from Psalm 67 and excerpts from temperance literature. Miss Mullinix and Miss Pearl Smith delivered performances, and Mrs Braca Thomas spoke on the recent State W O T U convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Koller
Centreville
Buwith
J. D. Headrickn
Four Times a Bride Wealthy Mrs McCormack Weds Farmer
Mrs Mary E McCormack a Frederick county widow in Waiaagaioa marries W H Hamilton a prosperous Abingdon farmer. It is her fourth husband, following marriages to Albert Clevenger George McCormack and Henry McCormack, all now dead. Portraits of her three late husbands hang in her parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clevenger
Frederick County
Tals
George McCormack
Henry McCormack
Hamilton
Death of 15 year old Julia Hall near Buckeystown
Julia Hall died at her home near Buckeystown on Saturday of peritonitis at age 15. Her funeral was held yesterday at 2 pm at Buckeystown Church with Rev. W. H. Jones officiating. Pallbearers were Charles Herbert John Johnson Charles Hall and Curtis Powers. Interment followed at Hope Hill. A. E Rice & Son directed the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulla Hall
Julia Hall
Buckeystown
W. H. Jones
Charles Herbert
John Johnson
Charles Hall
Curtis Powers
Hope Hill
A. E Rice & Sona
Dirac
Fire Burns Bank Barn at Hiroak in Howard County
A bank barn belonging to James T. Clark at Hiroak Howard County was destroyed by fire. Groundbreaking occurred for College Avenue Baptist Church in Annapolis. Jesse Gill, son of Mrs. Emma W. Gill, died from burns at 1423 Oropsie Street Baltimore. Rev Evan A Edwards of Wellington has accepted a will to Grace Protestant Episcopal Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Clark
Hiroak
Howard County
New College Avenue
Annoapolia
Jesse Gill
Emma W. Gill
Oroksie Street
Baltimore
Evan A. Edwards
Wellington
Prince George County
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bath
John 8. Hayes
Republican State Central Committee
Edgar H. Gans
State Committee
Baltimore Presbytery
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Baltimore City Council
Frank O. Wachter
Wachter- McLane
Amnpricipal Lighting
Candle Contest Reveals Exact Burn Time Of Window Candle
A show window candle in Mar key's shop burned from Monday November 7 at 7:59 PM until 8:41 PM seven days later totaling 7 days 1 hour 44 minutes. Judges’ guesses ranged from minutes to days with two prizes awarded to Henry Ramsburg and Helen Brengle for closest answers. Further details note mixed guesses and quirky outcomes from the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey
Henry B. Ramsburg
East Second Street
Helen Brengle
East Wirth Street
Shaya
Farmer’s Fatal Accident near Mount Airy
Davia Justus, a 55 year old farmer from Liabors ki, died after his wagon wheel passed over him following a loss of balance while riding from Mount Airy to his home. He was found in a convulsed condition and died at Mount Airy Hospital. He leaves a widow and two daughters Mira and Misa, plus Roy Molesworth of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia Jastus
Liaborski
Jostous
Mount Airy
Mount Airy Lintel
Justus
Mira
Roy Molesworth
Baltimore
Misa Hleie E. Justus
Frederick County Historical Society to Meet at Mrs Smith’s
At a meeting of the exscuttus committee of the Frederick County Historical Society held at Mrs EB Smith’s residence, it was decided that the first society gathering will take place there on Thursday evening, November 17 at 4 o'clock. Members are urged to attend. Rev Charles F Steck attends Union Bridge for the Maryland Synod Middle Conference. The conference adjourns Wednesday noon. The revival mission sermon was delivered by retiring president Rev G W Baughman. Harness for John the horse drawn janitor hose wagon arrived yesterday but cannot be used until the hose wagon arrives later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Steck
Union Bridge
Middle Conference
Maryland Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Charcah
G W. Baughman
Drawing of silver fen net sale at Sheffield's Cafe
The drawing of the silver fen net at Mr Frank Sheffield's Cafe No 6 North Market Street will occur tomorrow evening November 16 191 at Lo'lolock Pm. Tickets holders should attend. Frank E Sheffield Leather and Shoe Findings opens at 61 E Patrick St offering leather goods and shoe findings. Henry A Hany advertises cakes candies pies and more at Presbyterian parsonage. Frankfort Sausage and Prokle Pigs feet items offered. H Dorsey Ercuison announces private sale at 55 E Third St on Thursday November 17 from 10 am to 4 pm to dispose of furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheffield
North Market Atreat
Lo’olock
Frank E Sheffield
Poliiie
E. Patrick St
Henry A. Hany
E. Third Street
H. Dorsey Ercuison
Local church suppers and Fredericktown stock offer
The Sewing Society of Graos Reform ed church hosts a supper at Mrs George Salters 71 West Church street on Tuesday November 15 from 6 to 10. A Bazaar and Oyster Supper for St Johns church proceeds at Junior Hall on Nov 17 18 and 19. A sumptopoe supper will be served for 250 6. The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Md plans stock issue Saturday Nov 10 1901 for Series No 8 with price 25 cents per week per share and 10 cents entrance fee. maturity pays 100 dollars. Loans offered at 4 to 100 percent per year per 100 loaned. Secretary Wilbur H Davai at Farmers & Merchants National Bank available for information. Directors listed including F B Saprincron Witpur H Deva Charles Wertheimer Joann BauMGARDNER Horace Zacharias James Walter James Harris Frank Norwoon John D HevrRicnson. Potatoes 50 cents per bushel. Phone 213-2 Frederick County Farmers Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
George Salter
West Church Street
Conservatory
St. John's Catholic
Frankie Frieda Siemans
Women's College
Frederick County
Wilbur H. Davali
Farmers’ & Mechanton’ National Bank
F.B
In Memoriam for Elah Manahower and Margaret Kanade
Verse memorials describe Elah Manahower and Margaret Kanade with grief in a family remembrance. The poems speak of absence, longing, and hope of reunion in a blessed land despite a year and six months since passing. The pieces convey motherly love and enduring sorrow in a late nineteenth or early twentieth century memorial style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elah K. Manahower
Margaret Kanade
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P.E Orphan House
J . Baker
F. E. Sappington
Woman's College Notes
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Daughters of Coufsdsracy
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Woman's College
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Visitation Academy Alumouw Association
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Jonior Halls
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Presbyterian
Frankfort
Basaxt & Exorr’s
Loogal
Sewing Society of
Graos Reformed Church
Tuesaday
Jobo
Bashel
Frederick County Farmsra' Exchange
Paranta
Crmip Rey
Newapa
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