Community Notices and Advertisements
Invents today notes contact details for C. T. F. Howard E. T. Bready of Philadelphia Box 312 and John Eisenhauer Noah E. Cramer with Geo H. Railing C Carty C E Cline Railing Grocery Co listed among names and affiliations in a brief local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. F. Howard
E. T. Bready
Phila
John Eisenhauer
Noah E. Cramer
Geo. H. Railing
C. Carty
C. E. Cline
Railing Grocery Co
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest Items
Manila lacks oatmeal while Manitoba lists 104 banks and Egypt 805 post offices. Canada faces a vinegar trust and Holyoke has 26 paper mills. Africa shows 700 locomotives and Russia exports 430 million eggs yearly. United States has 75 thousand typewriters and 1.2 million cotton spindles in South Carolina. Japan’s bicycles are mostly American wheels. America leads in egg consumption. A Thanksgiving dance is planned at Adamstown. John Bull consumes 3 billion pounds of sugar annually. The Board of Aldermen meets tonight. Isaac Hedge’s 496 pound porker is noted. Mary Queen of Scots and George III were buried at midnight. Across 1000 bachelors, 38 criminals vs 18 among married men. Bentztown philosopher quips about popularity. Surgeon Derr assigned to Naval Hospital Portsmouth. In Japan a man can live on 608 a year, covering rent and servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Manitoba
Egypt
Canada
Holyoke
Africa
Rusia
United States
South Carolina
Japan
America
Adamstown
John Bull
Board of Aldermen
Isaac Hedge
Mary Queen of Scots
George III
Bentztown
Z. Derr
Frederick
Naval
Portsmouth
Purely Personal Visits Across the Region
Miss Margaret Quynn visits Washington. Oliver Vansant and Guy Sneadener of Libertytown spend the day in the city. J Walter Getty of New Windsor Carroll County visits Frederick. George B. Goetz of Charlestown W Va. was in Frederick on business. Miss Clara Schley of Shepherdstown W Va visits Miss Agnes Schley on W Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Quynn
Washington
Oliver Vansant
Libertytown
Guy Sneadener
J. Walter Getty
New Windsor
Carroll County
Frederick
George B. Goetz
Charlestown
W. Va
Clara Schley
Shepherdstown
Agnes Schley
W. Patrick Street
Death notices for John C. Wicks and an infant
John C. Wicks husband of Emma GC Wicks died in Paltmore on Monday aged 31. Funeral from his residence 1617 Harford avenue this afternoon at two. An infant child of William Blank died last night near Rocky Springs. Funeral and interment at Doub's graveyard tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wicks
Emma GC. Wicks
Paltmore
Harford Avenue
Wiliam Blank
Rocky Springs
Doub’s Graveyard
Property Deeded and Legal Notices From Frederick County
Property transfers show Samuel P Bussard and wife to Joseph H Lewis of Frederick County for 64 dollars and Lee Lewis and wife to Joseph H Lewis for 30 dollars. Also Charles Schrodel and Barbara Schrodel deed to George Schrodel and Ann Mary Hiltner for 108 dollars. The Peace Commission special disputed to Tan News Paris reports a long document to American argument presented and read by consent, adjournment set to Saturday. Spain proposes arbitration of the Philippine question in a document to the Spanish commissioners in Paris with the same position maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Bussard
Joseph H. Lewis
Frederick County
Lee Lewis
Charles Schrodel
Barbara Schrodel
George Schrodel
Ann Mary Hiltner
Peace Commission
Tan News
Paris
Spain
Medical session and banquet of Maryland Faculty
The semi-annual meeting of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland convened in Philomathean Hall with two days of lectures on cancer diagnosis, rectal stricture surgery, diabetes manifestations, gallstones, acne rosacea, salicylate uses, nerve cell advances, abdominal operation cases, pylorectomy, corneal inflammation, paralysis agitans, journalism in medicine, and skull fracture reports among others. A banquet at City Hotel closes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Philomathean Hall
John C. Hemmeter
L. M. Tiffany
H.C. Reik
George J. Preston
Wm. Osler
T. Casper Gilchrist
Edward Anderson
Stewart Paton
Thomas A. Ashby
J. M. Finney
Charles H. Medders
John H. Jamar
Nathan Herman
Horace M. Simmons
Julius Friedenwald
George A. Flemming
Frank Martin
Hough H. Young
Randolph Winslow
Hiram Woods, Jr
Jamaica
Franklin Buchanan Smith
B. Bernard Browne
Charles G. Hill
John Hemmeter
W. F. Lockwood
City Hotel
Frederick City Hospital sale and supper in Junior Hall
The Frederick City Hospital Association to auction a varied sale in Junior Hall from this evening through Friday. Items include Christmas souvenirs, flowers, confections, fancy goods, and children’s clothes with an oyster supper, ices, and cakes. Each evening features a short entertainment and a picture gallery tonight. Two affectionate anniversaries marked by Mr and Mrs James E Hewes and Mr and Mrs M Lewin Hewes with family celebration in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
James E. Hewes
West North Avenue
Baltimore
M. Lewin Hewes
North Charles Street
Edward Hewes
City
Boonsboro Elects Burgess in Special Election
In a Boonsboro special election on Monday H. B. Beard was elected burgess to fill the vacancy from W. L. Irwin’s death. His opponent Josiah Buodle received eight votes. About 60 votes were cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Beard
W. L. Irwin
Josiah Buodle
Orphans Court Inventory and Sale Orders Noted
Inventory of debts due Elias Delander deceased filed and inventory of debts due Sidney Sappington deceased filed. Court orders stocks and bonds sold with executors led by B Frank Sappington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Delander
Sidney Sappington
B. Frank Sappington
Local Market Priced Wheat at 69 Cents in Frederick
Wheat was quoted at 69 cents per bushel in Frederick today, up one cent from yesterday. Corn shelled at 20 cents per bushel and 1.50 per barrel. The Independent Hose Company No 1 received new fabric hose yesterday after testing and will issue it to the company for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fiose Company No. 1
Maryland Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day
The Maryland governor issued a proclamation designating November 24 as Thanksgiving Day. The notice references Loyal Protective Association of Boston Massachusetts and mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a digestive aid claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Admiral Schley to Visit Frederick This Week
Admiral Schley, hero of Santiago, plans a visit to Frederick this week staying until Sunday. He arrives from Washington and will be the guest of Miss Mary Goldsborough with a public reception anticipated. Mayor Chilton to inform the Board of Aldermen at their monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantiago
Goldsborough
Winged Seoth Seley
Santiago
Frederick
Bridey
Suuday
Admiral Schley
Washington
Mary Goldsborough
Chilton
First Bar Admission Exams Held Under New Law in Baltimore
The State Board of Examiners, appointed by the Court of Appeals, conducted the first examination for admission to the bar yesterday in Baltimore. Seven applicants faced questions on elementary law, contracts, property, criminal law, and other topics, with results submitted to the Court of Appeals. Law students admitted before the act are exempt, others must take the board exam, except for single-case admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Examiners
Court of Appeals
Arthur George Brown
Baltimore City
John S. Wirt
Elkton
Benjamin A. Richmond
Cumberland
Francis W. Ragemer
Arthur Machen, Jr
Clifford H. Robertson
Montgomery County
Joseph W. Chamberlaine
Jacob A. Coxon
Harford County
William Wirt Leonard
Wicomico County
William F. Dill
Gettysburg
Board of Examiners
Return of McLean and Miss Tyler to Shakespeare Stage
Frederick's R. D Shepherd and bride Mass Odette Tyler plan a Shakespeare revival tour. Tyler resumes stage work after retirement to rural life. she will play Juliet Portia and Desdemona. McLean, former leading man to Miss Marie Prescott, signs with Charles B. Hanford for the tour, rehearsals begin in Washington, with opening in Louisville in December and a New York engagement in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.D McLean
R. D Shepherd
Frederick
Mass Odette Tyler
R. D. McLean
Mrs. McLean
Hymeneal at Pleasant Prospect Unites Routzshn and Thomas
A wedding at Pleasant Prospect near the city united Lucille M Thomas and John L Routzshn in a noon ceremony. Rev E R Esch bach officiated, with Mendelssohn's wedding march by Miss M S Remsberg. Guests noted chrysanthemums, roses, and a dinner following. The couple left for an extended tour of northern cities. Separately John Ritchie and Edith Kensell quietly wed in Washington on November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routzshn
Phomas
Lucille M
Zachariah Or
Thomas
John L. Routzshn
Herman L. Routzalen
Middletown
E.R. Eschbach
Josie Thomas
Cyrus Thomas
Frederick
Little Sherwood Biser
Roy Z. Thomas
Mendelssohn
M.S. Remsberg
The
Valley Savings Bank
Marriage Licenses Mention Middletown and Frederick County
Marriage licenses issued in Washington name John Lewis Rontzahn of Middletown and Lacie M. Thomas of Frederick County. Clarence D. Krefaaver of Middletown, Md., and Olive C. Putnam received a license in Washington. The Sick list notes Dr. Pairfax Schiey is improving and Col. Chas. B. Trail is improving from a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis Rontzahn
Middletown
Lacie M. Thomas
Frederick Cty
Washington
Clarence D. Krefaaver
Olive C. Putnam
Pairfax Schiey
Col
Chas. B. Trail
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Opens Ninth Convention
The ninth annual Maryland Christian Endeavor Union opened in Baltimore with a reception at the Associate Reformed Church. Delegates registered and were welcomed by Rev. Oliver Huckel and city union president Mr. J. Alex. Johnson. Speakers included Rev. Dr. J. W. Chapman and Rev. Dr. John R. Davies, with local delegates named from Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Huckel
Associate
Reformed Church
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Edgar T. Reed
Associate Reformed Church
Baltimore
Maryland
Christian Endeavor
Richard Harris
W. A. Schumacher
The
Union
John ¥. Crigler
Lutherville
Mr. Huckel
Maryland Christ In Endeavor State Union
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
B.A. Cave
Hagerstown
W. C. Canbor
J. W. Chapman
Chapman
G. W. Baughman
Thurmont man dies after laudanum overdose
Frank Hahn, son of W A Hahn of Thurmont, died yesterday from opium poisoning after drinking two bottles of laudanum in a personal crisis. He refused treatment, grew unconscious by evening, and despite medical care, the poison proved fatal. This family has suffered four violent deaths among their sons, including a railroad killer and an employer incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
W. A. Hahn
Thurmont
Selles Letieres Literary Society Meeting at Male High School
The Belles Lettres Literary Society of Male High School met Friday with G. H. Staley presiding. After minutes by E. Sappington, members presented readings and a debate on Brutus’s justification for tolling Caesar. Judges favored the negative two to one. Officers elected include BE. B. Wood president and BE. Sappington secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Gettysburg
W. Pager
Brutus
Caesar
G. Lanner
C. Page
E. Wood
C. Derr
BE. B. Wood
C. Clem
BE. Sappington
J. Mifiura
R. Kolb
W. Rager
Ibranan
C. Dere
F. Cramer
Funeral for Lewis C Holbrower Held at Sister’s Home
The funeral for Lewis C Holbrower occurred this afternoon at 2 o clock from his sister Mrs John W Whallin’s East Patrick street home. Retired Dr BE R Bachbach conducted services. Pallbearers were W W Flemming Robert Harley Wm Birely Chas Schroede Clarence Muller and Chas R Gittinger. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with C C Carty as funeral director. Doll & Althaigh real estate agents reported sale of Ma honey property 0 Best South street to Ae Obenderfer of Washington DC for 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Holbrower
John W. Whallin
East Patrick Street
BE. R. Bachbach
Messrs
W. W. Flemming
Robert Harley
Wm. Birely
Chas. Schroede
Clarence Muller
Chas. R. Gittinger
Messrs. Doll & Althaigh
Mies
J. W.S. Harbaugh
Washington, D.C
Mahoney
South Street
Ae Obenderfer
Ladies Military Band Concert Opens the Y.M.O.A Show
The Boston Ladies Military Band headlined a winter program at City Opera House, later moved to the College Hall due to a Masonic event. The two part concert featured Bousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever and a vocal trio, praised for precision and stage presence. Proceeds support the late YSMO A debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.mou
Milton G. Urner
Tvo
Apcorer
Bousa
McGibney
Misnes White
Warren
McGivnny
Morse
YS M.O. A
Great Minstrel Festival at Opera House Friday Night
Richards and Pringle bring together Kersands Crosby Avery and other top colored comedians in the Big Minstrel Festival. The show features twelve novelty acts and a traveling cast of over fifty, including Hassan Ben Ali Arabs Kamekich Jups Arthou Maxwell Billy Kersands Crosby Fidler Avery and the Georgia Sextette. The program opens with the eight song and dance numbers and the mock cake walk. One night only Friday November 8 at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Kamekich
Jups
Arthou
Maxwell
Billy Kersands
James Crosby
Harry Fidler
Dan Avery
Great Gauze
Georgia
Opera House
A Comedy Success at City Opera House
Chas Blaney presents A Hired Girl a three act farce touring to the City Opera House tomorrow night. Blaney offers amusement over plot avoids, featuring a thirty member company of high salaried vaudeville and comedy artists who perform specialties during the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas &. Blaney
City Opera House
Blaney
Frederick and M. S. D. To Play Match At 4 30 PM
The Frederick and M. S. D. football teams meet for a 4 30 pm game on the M. S. G. gridiron. Frederick lines up with Center Ira Staley Right guard D Strasberger Left guard G Smith Right tackle C Koontz Left tackle E Wood Quarterback J Eisenhauer Right end G Jacobs Left end C Tyson Right half back C Grumbine Left half back T Hersperger Full back C Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
M.S. D
M. S. G. Gridiron
Ira Staley
D. Strasberger
G. Smith
C. Koontz
E. Wood
J. Eisenhauer
G. Jacobs
C. Tyson
C. Grumbine
T. Hersperger
C. Price
Myersville Depot Construction Progresses at Myersville
Work on the Myersville Depot for the Myersville and Catoctin Electric Road advances favorably. The new building is large and commodious and will improve the town area. A bank building by Joseph Gaver will sit near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Howe on a Furrourgh. Charles Brown Returns Home
Charles Brown, a colored teamster with the hospital wagon unit of the First Regiment, has returned to his home near Bartensville tonight. He states he is not fully content with the revision and its implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Charles Brown
Bartensville
Evemipy
An Important Difference in Public Views on Health
An old-time ad copy noting how many believe they are not affected by air trouble and that cleansing the system cures. promotes Syrup of figs as a positive remedy. Claims the California Fig Syrup Company manufactures it and that it is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Dragmsts
Beautiful Table Covers and Portieres Appeal at Low Cost
L. BE. MOULLINIZ offers affordable home beautifiers direct from manufacturers. The store emphasizes new stock not seen at other shops and invites customers to view their attractive sprays of table covers and portieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cay
John Hendrickson and Model Paper Demands Attention
A garbled notice cites John Hendrickson and a model through a telephone call about cloakroom demands today. It mentions new garments and filing the department, but details are unclear.
Pusu Javkuri garment bids popular appeal
A garbled notice touts a new clothing item named Pusu Javkuri as a stylish choice, claiming it rivals Amal Sial in look and quality while being affordable. The piece promises to be shown to interested buyers, stressing good value and quality.
Cloth Jackets Opened In October Conceptions
New clothing shop debuts today with a range of vandrovely lined jackets in October conceptions. Customers are promised stylish finishes at varying prices to suit different budgets.
Latest Fashion Wraps Shine with Flounced Cape Trend
Silas De Shurer praises a new line that includes fur and plush fabrics. The wrap features a flounced cape, designed to be stylish and flattering, with attention to how it complements wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas DE Shurer
Our Black Silks and Blankets Hit Low Prices
Our Black Silks will attract careful buyers and shoppers. New dress goods in Brick and Colors offered at unusually low prices. Two tone textiles, $3.98 blankets and $3.25 wool blankets highlight the sale, with quality kept low prices daily. Sprained wrist incident noted for County Commissioner Geo A Dean during Ballinger school survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Dean
Ballinger School
Dances and events listed by Independent Drum Band
The notice lists the second series of dances on November 23 under the Independent Drum Band, a hospital sale and supper from November 16 to 18 at Junior Hall, a gallery of pictures that night, and suppers served or sent out from 6 p.m. It also promotes eye care from I Saks of Saks Optical, announces appearances at Carlin House on November 2 and 22, and mentions projections of prizes by John Fl. Frazier for bowling scores plus Dr William G. Botcer’s eye, ear, nose and throat practice with offices on Market Street and free spectacles adjustments and examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Saks
Saks Optical Commy
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Carlin House
Win. GC. Botcer
Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Wallpaper Spring Patterns Promised In North Window
Notice advertises new effects in spring wallpaper patterns displayed in the north window. Details read as a brief promotional note indicating upcoming options for customers.
Local Market Ads and Legal Notices Mix in Baltimor
Rambled OCR shows C E Ramsburg and Model Grocer items with prunes peaches cranberries and assorted fruit near Baltimore. Also appears as attorney listings and office notices for various firms across Maryland including Lewanda and Frederick with service promises and endorsements.
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the Daily News
Meory I
England
Morgarten
Gustena
Adolphur
Bwaden
Lutzen
Wal
Lenstein
Dr.Smith
Fort Washington
John Bright
Thomas Macdoonough
Lake Champlain
James Ward
Amadeus
Victor Emmanuel
Samuel Augustus Cole
Crite
St Louis
Samuel Smith
W. JL. Moors
Weather Bureau
Asant
Pwappaa
Rchyre
Local Mart
Seles
Aspeion
Baston
Mass
Hood
Admiral Bouley
Lean
Annnual
Frank Hahn
Ladies Military Band
L. BE. Moulliniz
Lovely Portieres
John Hendrickson
Pusu Javkuri
Jon Hxcisuason
Neddig & Mu.ler
Gbester Vrederick's
Greatest New Store
Numic & Muze
Rodouk
Nelate
Clinton 1
Esmain
QuNton BE
Malin
North Market Street
PELZS
Prand
John Fl. Frazier
Bowling Allers
Youth Market Street
Frederick, Mary and
C. E. Cline's Carpet Store
Rodook & CO
Desseus
Pauls
GEO
A. T. Rie
Sore Coneral
ARI BM Balmere
North Makhet
Redoricu, MD
BP. V. Stave
North Wit
Verner
GALL
Os Cmt CO
Marker St
Fyedlerink
Anc Gur
C. E. Ramsburg
E. Ramsburg
Heintes Ngg Meat
Prunes Oe Ib
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C. E. Raxssure
STN
Market
Gards Aires
Attorney-At-La
East Leeington Et
Baltiogire
Diane
Collectier Prompty
Rosie Isidarém
Mhiann
Visser
UMAER
Lewanda
Atla
Hewn
Office
Court Sirest
Fo Rey
Tendress
Raabe
Ol Marple
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