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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1905
Page
3
The Weekly News Adverts Schedule and Circulation
The Weekly News announces a twelve page edition to be ready Thursday with broad Frederick city and county circulation. It invites new ad copy by 6 9. m. Wednesday and changes by 12 m. that day to maximize advertising reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Verity News
Frederick City
Notice to Subscribers Collecting Monthly Dues
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month Tae Danny SEws carriers will collect from all subscribers or their routes the amounts due. Have the exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Danny Sews
Purely Personal local notes and society updates
A collection of short notices: Jacob M Newman, John F Davis, and others appear on business or social visits in the city. Marital plans, weddings, and travels are noted for several residents including Rev. El. McLess, Miss Mary Hamish Neff, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Singluff. Local market quotes from Tyson & Co. report prices for corn wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Newman
John F. Davis
Fountain Mille
G. Warring Tyson
Baltimore
Wm. Fialay
Patrick Stract
Washington
Edw. Shriner
Alexandris
Lillia Tyson
Grace Castle
Walter Layman
Ban Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Wm. F. Ogle
South Markes Fetrest
Morgia Cacil
West Patrick Street
John Roberts
Westminster
James .H. Gambrill, Jr
EL. McLess
Alexandris, Ps
Mary Hamish Neff
Old Mountain Church Centenary Celebration Saintly Legacy Highlighted
The Old Mountain Church near Emmitsburg Maryland marks its centenary on November 19 with Bishop Allen of Mobile and Cardinal Gibbors among attendees. Rev E XII McSweeney will deliver the centenary discourse as the community recalls Father Dubois and Father Brate who built and staffed early missions and the Mount Saint Mary’s College legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Old Mountain
Cauron
Cardirs Gibbors
Bishop Allen
Mobile
Asia
E. ¥. XII McSweeney
Mr . St. Mary
Richmond
Patrick Henry
Frederick
Maryland
Vvirginia
Father Badio
Prince Galitzia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Emrettsburg
Masa
Hayland
Pleasant Level
Balog
St. Mary’s Mouat
Thomas Jenkins
Mount St Maery’s College
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity
Toms Creek
Calisge
Father Bubols
Father Duhamel
Emmitsburg
Father Hickey
Fatrer Dabois
Moons St. Mary’s
New York
Stone College
Mason and Dixon
Father Delosis
Anaxandron 4S
Esa
Father Dubois
Job
Thas
Elizabeth Seton
Father Dabsia
Emmiteborg
Frederick T
Surdly
Montgoomery County
Jete Bour
Congregation
Veter
University of Paris
Simon G. Brate
Moan Talon
St. Joseph’s
Sudeavor
Mr. Hicker
Taneytown
Father Zocht
Hickey
Laur
D'Acqnatil
France
Louis Xtl
Cicero da Offisiis
Ottis
Philsdelphia
Allen
Als
Gulf
John B. Manley
November term courts open across counties in state
The November term of Carroll County Circuit Court began along with Montgomery County and Washington County courts opening their November sittings in Hagerstown and Hagertown Oak. Notable items include the arrest of Robert O. Bronson in Hagerstown on bigamy charges and the mysterious disappearance of Berman Kunst, a 13 year old from Waterloo in Howard County. George G. Dixon 77, a former military aide to ex Governor Reymont, died in Preston Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenue
Carroll County
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Robert O. Bronson
Hagerstown
Progressive
German Baptist Church
Linwood
Berman Kunst
Waterloo
Howard County
E. P. Vinton
Dorchester County
Keady
Washington County
Hagertown Oak
George G. Dixon
Reymont
New York
Preston
A.B. Goldsborough
Warfield
Drama at Adamstown presents Broken Links at Adamstown
A Friday evening production of Broken Links at Adamstown drew a full house with notable performances. John Whitter as Pomp Miss Oale Wright as Biddy Arthur McKenona as Mitke and others were praised. Eugene A. Clowes and wife provided an unlisted but enjoyed song. Mrs Clowes wore a Parisian crest gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Adamatown
Thas
John Whitter
Oale Wright
Biddy
Arthur McKenona
Mitke
Lens Davis
Mildred Norton
Edna Neighbours
Fanncon Armand
Naomi Beady
Migeon Armand
Bernard W. Thomas
Harry Temple
Oscar M. Fogle
Armand
Sii
Eugene A. Clowes
Byer
W C T U Meeting Highlights Temperance Efforts
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting reviewed Los Angeles convention articles and discussed enforcing curfew for Frederick boys and cigarettes. The group expects impact from WOTU, BT A, LTS, and Sewing School efforts with 100 enrolled in the Sawing School on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Los Angeles
Frederick
W.O. T. OU
Child Fatally Scalded In Higers Town
Four year old David Roessner died after stepping into a boiling water vessel while a cook scalded chickens Saturday. He fell unconscious for hours before death. He was grandson of Streets Commissioner Jacob Roessner and former Sheriff David Thom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
J. Frank Roessner
Higerstown
Littls
Streets
Jacob Roessner
David Thom
Muggs Landing Rendition Dazzles City Opera House Crowd
A staged performance at the City Opera House last night featured Minnie Burke as Little Muggs and Frank EK Walsh as Soldier Jadeon delivering strong comic turns. Alan Abbia M. Woodman and Onaties Madison also provided lively performances in shouting roles. A marriage license was issued yesterday in Washington for William Ryan and Goldie Lembert of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muggs
City Opera House
Minnie Burke
Frank EK. Walsh
Jadeon
Alan Abbia M. Woodman
Onaties Madison
Jon
Washington
William Ryan
Golde Lembert
Frederick
Runaway Horses Damge Cart. Newman Narrowly Escapes
J M Newman & Co coal cart horses bolted after a rude start at 4 30 pm in the oval yard. Newman leaped aboard to stop them but couldn't grip the reins. The team crossed multiple streets, struck a fence and a telephones pole, damaged the wagon and harness, while Newman injured his left ankle but survived without major harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Newman
J. M. Newman & Go
Excanator
J.M. Newman
O'Leary
Newman
Bank Officers and Capital Listed in Local Ledger
The document names J. D. Baber as President and WM. G. Baker as Vice President with additional officers including D. Baker and WM. G. Zimmerman. It notes a capital stock of 100000 and a surplus of 250000, listing several names such as Jeng Jas McBuxter and D.E. Exracver among board members and cashiers.
Leland Powers Delights Frederick Audience at College Hall
Boston author and founder of The Spoken Word presented a dramatic reading at College Hall. His solo rendition of Monsieur Beaucaire and Blancaire impressed the audience with precise character work and expressive movement, delivering moral and artistic value in an evening of literature and theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Powers
Boston
Mass
College Hall
Frederick
Powers
Sallie O. Faunt le Roy
Woman's College
Monsieur Beauoaire
Booth Tarkington
Solcery
Ehoss
Monsieur Blancaire
Wintersea
le Doode
Obatenarien
Blank Ballot Notation Spotted in Emmitsburg Precinct
In Frederick county Emmitsburg precinct a ballot was found with no names or candidates marked yet the voter pressed ten marks on the blank piece. The caveat to the will of the late John J Myer has been filed in the Orphans Court by Mrs Mary E Schnitz through attorney Garnett Y Clark. Executor F Howard Warfield engages B F Retoh to defend amid allegations of mental incompetence and undue influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ficat
Emmitsburg
Mary E. Schnitz
John J. Myer
Qgourt
Garnett Y. Clark
F. Howard Warfield
Baltimore
B. F. Retoh
Schultz
Company A Prepares for Inspection and Thanksgiving Game
Company A First Regiment Bf N G held a practice on East Church Street as it aims for first class trim for the November 28 inspection. A football team led by manager Lewis Dertzbaugh will face the Oriole Athletic Club of Baltimore, a senior pro club, on Thanksgiving at Athletic Park in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Regiment
Bf. N. G
East Church Street
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Oriole Athletic Club of
Baltimore
Athletic Park
Obsrity Organization Society Reelects Officers
At a meeting in the Mayor's office the Obsrity Organization Society re elected its officers. Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon was named president, Miss Nannie Floyd secretary, and Mayor Smith treasurer. Officers were authorized to continue usual activities and solicit funds as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charliky Organization Society
Obsrity Organization Society
Oficera
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Nannie Floyd
Smith
Usasl
Possible Incorporation of Eagles Fraternal Order
Within the coming months theories suggest that the fraternal order of Eagles in the United States will be incorporated under the laws of the states where they operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Order of Eagles
United States
Pythian Jablies Set for December in Baltimore
December 7 marks the big Pythian jabliee to be held in Baltimore. The event gathers participants and spectators for a ceremonial or competitive occasion hosted by the Pythian group in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Luckey Honored by Frederick MD Voters for Legislature
George J. Luckey, former Pittsburg public schools superintendent, has been elected to Maryland's legislature by the people of Frederick. After retirement to farming he joined state politics, gaining recognition for stability and dedication. Luckey previously preceded Superintendent Andrews and served 30 years as an educator noted nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Liesye
George J. Luckey
Pitteburg
Frederick
Maryland
Luckey
Lockey
Superin
Andrews
Man fined for disorderly conduct in local case
Thomas Lee, colored, arrested by Ofiesra Hobba and Herwig last night for disturbing the peace. Before Justice C. H. Bok, he was fined. Also noted: two sewer intakes to be installed on East South Street with connections to a private sewer system sold by owners on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lee
Ofiesra Hobba
Herwig
C. H. Bokpateip
East South Street
South Market Street
Local notices on eye glasses and city events
Eye strain remedies offered by Dr O W Hines at 151 N Markers St with two other shops promoting spectacles. City Opera House hosts humorist Dr Swidener on November 16 and a five performance course. tickets 25 to 200 cents. Mehbri F Moberly sells plaster art. United Daughters of the Confederacy present Under Two Flags at Opera House November 24 with reserved seats 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carland
O. W. Hines
N. Markers Street
Mehbri F. Moberly’s
W. Patrick Street
Under
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
City Opera House
Yeakle’s
Splendid Cloths and Furs For Long Coat Garb
Seidig and Miller advertise a wide range of cloths including 52 inch black Worsted and 2 inch finished broadcloths with prices from $0.75 to $1.50, plus assorted mervellieaux broadcloths and unduished Cheries shades. Children’s furs and matching muff or fur set options in white, brown, or mixed colors are highlighted. Petticoats touted for durability and style at affordable prices.
Display of Pinster Statuary at Merril F. Mob erly’e
Readers are invited to view Pinster statues at Merril F. Moberly’s with prices from 15a to 20 OG. A lecture on Fun and Philosophy by Dr. Madison Swaden at the Guy Opera House is set for Thursday evening November 16 at 8. Box office opens November 14 at 7 at McCardell’s. tickets limited to five per person. The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Md announces Series No. 9 stock sale on Saturday November 15 with 25c weekly dues and 10c per share entrance fee. warrants $100 at maturity. Loans are offered at 4 16 100 percent per year per $100. Secretary Wilbur H. Davail available for information. Directors listed. Special $1.00 to Washington and $1.25 to Lattimore return. Sunday November 19 rail excursion via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad departs Frederick at 7 45 a m to enjoy Capitol or Monumental City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Swidener
McCardell’s
Madison Swadener
Guy Opera House
McCsrdell’s
Frederick County
Wilbur H. Davail
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Nations Bank
F. B. Sarrrnatos
Devas
Onaniel Weebsiuer
Joai Bacmgardner
Horace Zacharias
Washington
Lattimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Capital
Monumental
Art Loom Dreggers Introduce Ingrain Carpet Variants
L. E. Mellin promotes a new line of Art Loom Dreggers and ingrain carpets distinct from wool carpets. The copy highlights new inlays and Oriental rug style patterns, boasting a wide selection and the latest floor covering novelties available at local carpet houses.
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J. D. Baber
WM. G. Baker
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WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
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Jeng
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