Personal visitors and domestic travel in Maryland
Purely personal notices list Mr. Thomas Chapline in Baltimore, Mr. Robert Gambrill in Frederick, and Julius Lochner visiting Adamstown. Miss Clara Wineberg visits relatives in Baltimore area. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ross return from New York trip. Miss Bettie Markell visits Mrs. J Stull Deitrick in Baltimore City. Mrs. Joseph Roelkey and daughter hosted at Harmony Grove. Mrs. Anos Treadwell returns from Washington with Miss Marie Quinn Yen, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gardner, recently married in Hagerstown, hosted at Harry Barnes residence after a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoen
Thomas Chapline
Yestery
Baltimore
Robert G. Gambrill
Baltiore
Frederick
Julius Lochner
Reet
East
Patrick Street
Marie Oiin- Yen
Samuel Gardner
Hagerstown
Harry Barnes
South Marzot Street
Brief Bits From A Quirky Local Page
Items mix weather notes odd humor and short human touches. An excursion train carried 170 to Baltimore and Washington while a Scotchwoman jokes about sermon snuff. Local names include John H Zimmerman and Chas Levy with a hunting trip to Montgomery county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Zimmerman
West Fifth Street
Baltimore
Washington
Mary
Jane
Chas. P. Levy
Woad E. Gramer
William G. Brewer
Montgomery County
Smith Ambrose Wedding in Thisant Nov 12
One of the prettiest weddings occurred at the bride's parents home in This.ant on November 12 at 5 p.m., when Floss J. Smith and Lottie Ambrose were married. Rev. O Turner Jones officiated. Zertha Ambrose was maid of honor and Cleve S. Bossard was best man. The couple left for a southern trip and will reside at Deerdeld after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerdeld
Flowers Placed In Mt Olives Cemetery For Winter
At Mt Oyet Cemetery the flowers on the main teeway at Mt Olives Cemetery have been removed and urns placed in winter quarters. Some monuments protected for winter. The hardy towers of antauma and a few roses still bloom. Yesterday was warm with chrysanthemums laid on graves. Several cemetery walks are being repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Oyet
Mt. Olives
Antauma
Religious World Sunday Services and Church News
The weekly religious page lists services across multiple churches. St John’s Catholic, Presbyterian, Trinity M E, Evangelical Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Grace Reformed, All Saints, St Marys chapters, and other societies report sermons, Sunday schools, and events. Notable items include elections of delegates to conferences, home mission services, receptions for a new pastor, and church statistics with baptisms and enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M
Los Angeles
California
Adolphus Fearbake
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Ps. Citt
Home Missionary Field
Methodist Episcopal Church
Todd
Epworth League
Maryland Ossasia
Taneytown
Ira Smith
the Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Church Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Steck
Herod
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
All Saints’ Church
Gilpin
Shepherd
Schleysville
Osborne Ingle
Dhar
St. Mary's
Sewing School
Obion Mission
Advertised Letters List From Frederick Post Office 1808
A Frederick city notice lists remaining advertised letters as of Saturday November 14 1808. Names include John Anderson Heath Osivert H A Duncan Jacob H Darrow S B Haring Lewis H Eyler Osrley Finwall Johnny Ill Amos Hoff G S Harrison Herman Pop Corn Co Frank Lambdéio J B Myers Luther BE Palmer Charley Ross William Riley Milton Snyder Frank Selt zer W B Whitter Howard Wolf plus Miss Mazie Hall Minnie Hall Margaret Mc Clurs Mrs Wm Somervills Mrs Joseph Williams Mise Klorezos EK Whytehill. Letters uncalled for within two weeks go to dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
G. S. Harrison
Herman Pop Corn Co
Frank Lambdéio
J. B. Myers
Luther BE. Palmer
Charley Ross
William Riley
Milton Snyder
Frank Seltzer
W. B. Whitter
Howard Wolf
Lapus’ List
Mazie Hall
Minnie Hall
Mise
Margaret McClurs
Wm. T. Somervills
Josph Williams
Mise Klorezos EK
Whytehill
General Lee to Lecture in Frederick November 30
General Fitzhugh Les will speak at City Opera House November 30 under the United Daughters of the Confederacy Fitzhugh Les Chapter. The talk titled The United States and Cuba will be followed by a public reception and music by the Frederick Select Orchestra with Mayor Smith singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Les
Thin City
City Opera House
Opera House
Lee
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Rural Carriers Seek Pay Increases From Congress
Congress heard multiple proposals to raise rural letter-carriers pay from 600 a year to 700 or more, with support from Postmaster General Payne and several representatives. Bills also seek an 80 day paid vacation for rural carriers, aligned with urban leave terms, while city carriers push for higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Fordney
Michigan
Qoooper
Wisconsin
Payne
Bates
Badger
Ohio
Law's grip as Johnson and others are fined in saloon fight
William Johnson colored was arrested after drawing a knife at Robert Danner and William Freed in Freed's saloon on Patrick Street. He was fined five dollars or thirty days in jail. Levi Smith colored was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct. The Sick list is updated with several locals noted ill. An agreement was reached for homoeopaths to patronize Frederick City Hospital, affecting the hospital’s nurses training after 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Holbruner
Robert Danner
William Freed
Freed
Esat Patrick, Street
Johnson
Danner
Patrick Street
H. Eckstein
Frederick City Hospital
Hunters Infiltrate Mount Olivet Grounds Across Hedge
D J Michael superintendent of Mount Olivet cemetery reports hunters trespassing through hedge fences isolating the grounds. Intrusions have damaged the hedge while seeking game. A $5 fine awaits offenders if captured by authorities.
Market quotations from Mountain City Mill today
Daily market quotes show Old corn at 3 per barrel and 55 cents per bushel for shelled corn. New ore listed at 2 per barrel, No 2 red wheat at 6 714 per bushel, oats at 0 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locel Mart
Mountain City
Dr Ingle Leaves for Baltimore To Seek Medical Care
Rev Dr Ingle departed for Baltimore this morning to enter care at the Union Protestant Infirmary. He is expected to be away from his duties for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingie
Ingle
Baltimore
Union Protestant Infirmary
Tragic B&O Collision Claims Young Worker Near Mitchie Mill
George Sill offered, struck by a helper engine on the B&O line near Mitchie Mill tunnel, instantly killed. William Hill, walking nearby, escaped injury but found Sill dead. jury ruled death due to being struck while on the track. Hill, about 15, recently arrived from Springfield Ohio, buried at Montene graveyard after funeral in Frederick.
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George Sill
Hiehl
Wiilisin Hui
Grove
Williama
George
William Hill
H. Wakatein
Harry O. Carty
Frank Carty
C. Thomas Eckstein
George Frazier
George A. Burke
John Frazier
L. V. Eckstein
Wiliam Hooper
W. T. Mullinix
Edward Schill
Carlton Albaugh
Charles Rid- Glemoser
Thomas B. Johnson
Hill
George Hill
Frederick
O.O. Garry
Montene
Maryland
Tatum
Springfield
Death notices and obituaries from local families
Multiple death notices. Infant Moffett Barker died at six months from pneumonia at his grandfather's home on Fifth Street. Infant Leverling Marsh died at 14 days from exhaustion on All Saints Street. Jesse Gilbert, aged 77, native of Carroll County, died in Montgomery County Ohio. he farmed all his life and is survived by Adem. Victor Dupont, a French piano tuner, died at Montevue Hospital from injuries after a fall. friends unknown. F Buchanan Smith, 23, died of heart failure at Court Aquare. funeral at All Saints Church. Russell Koogle, 24, died of typhoid in Middletown. formerly conductor on the Frederick-Middletown line. twin Roy Koogle also in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffett H
George Barker
Charles Moffett
Fifth Street
Pneumouis
Todd
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rive & Hona
Leverling K
Pierce Marsh
All Saints Street
E. 8. Eschbach
Mb. Olivet Cemetery
Jesse Gilbert
Carroll County
Adem Gilbert
Westminster
Montgomery County
Ohio
Mr. Gilbert
Mullendorff
Adem
Mr. Gilbart
Eleanor Byera
Emamitaburg
Montevue
Victor Dupont
Baltimore
Montevoe Hospital
Dupont
J. B. Smith
F. Buchanan Smith
F. B. Smith
Court Aquars
Alice
Charlotte Smith
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Russell Koogle
Gbsres W. Koogle
Middletown
Frederick-Middletown
Frederick
Roy Roogle
Funeral of Harry Gilmer Hiatt Proprietor of Groff House
Funeral services were held Thursday in this city for Harry Gilmer Hiatt proprietor of the Groff House. Interment followed at Littlestown Pennsylvania. The ceremony, led by B B Blunt and J Hamilton Smith, was attended by local fraternal groups including the Improved Order of Red Men. floral tributes were numerous and elaborate with inscriptions such as gone but not forgotten and friendship. The IoRM lodge sent a wreath and was noted for its strong friendship and esteem for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gilmer Hiatt
Groff
Littlestown
Servica
Hotel Yantis
Reva
B. B. Blunt
J. Hamilton Smith
Jedersonian
Hui
Red Men
Bank statement fragment from Maryland financial record
A dated bank statement fragment shows assets and liabilities with figures for capital stock surplus and undivided profits. Signatures of cashier WaS G. Zimmerman and directors Travers Thomas and others, sworn on September 16, 1903, appear with attestations of accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rational Bank du
Gowanies
Sey Na Baka
St Bravo
Maryland
Frepenton
G. ZivneRan
G. Zimmerman
D. Travers Thomas
N, Fp, Correst
Gbo
WM Smith
Thomas BH Haller
D. Baker
Walter George Company to Present Light Opera Entertainers
The Walter George Company led by Mr Walter George will stage an entertainment at the City Opera House on Wednesday night. The Light Opera Singers present selections from well known operas with ballets songs humorous recitations piano sketches sextets and an operetta. The troupe comprises top rated artists praised for picturesque affect originality and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter George
England
City Opera House
Y.M.O. A
Siegere
Wool Batting for Warmth Without Weight
Wool batting ad promotes lightweight warmth for garments and home insulation. A brief note invites readers to inquire for details and availability, highlighting comfort and portability of the product.
Neidig Miller's Newest Black Silk Dress Goods at Low Prices
Neidig Miller promotes new black silk fabrics and dress goods with low prices and wide selection. Advertising lists various silk and velvet fabrics with prices around 1.00 to 2.50 per yard, and notes new velvets for waists or gowns plus accessories. Store contact at 72 North Market Street offers telephone arrangements for fittings and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salling Kogpy
Oper
Batwaun
Lisard
General Fitzhugh Lee Lecture At City Opera House
Announcement notes a lecture by General Fitzhugh Lee on The United States and QCubs at the City Opera House on November 30 under Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C. The notice mentions engraved cards and monogrammed stationery as gifts and lists local merchants offering stationery and a sale on 502 boxes at 20 cents each with Brin and Azica pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargaius
Brin & Azica
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Easant
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Craig
Presbyterian Church
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Lee Coming
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Wm. O. Fisher
Allen R. Lampe
Esat
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Frank L. M
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Bradley W. Fout
Wm. Fout
Accuident
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Cutizers' National Bank
Ryzrowe
TRE
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick Aer ‘Rotorick
Dural Neturek
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Stata
Siena
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Brecle
Heinereckson
Boone
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Tau
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Nie & Miller
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Clinton E. Main
Main's
North Market Street
Citaton
Graduate Pharmaciat
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City Hotel Grill
iTy Hotel
Dream Aleon
Domestic Building Association
Frederick County
Berles No. 7
F. B. Sapprscros
Witrur H. Dovatt
St. Joan’s Church
New Christy Pictures
Bris & Rice
Washingon
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
F. B. Sappington
IGST
George S. Hodge
HUALN
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AT. Rio & Son
North Market Birbet
Mwrederick, MD
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Farmers’ Exchange
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Hull & Reid
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Mlidaciy
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
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I. B. Smh
Masonic Temple
Iad
Nicodends
Dentis
North Maesst Street
Frederick Conntr
Odawly
Patterra
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Patters Ingram
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
Qcubs
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Hox & Reica
Kights
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