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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1904

Page

2

History notes of notable figures in mid November

November 17 in history recalls Mars Island and Marys, with Pan feted for persecutions and protests. Elizabeth accended the Ring List Titans Macdenahi and Horii petty tasked figures die. Admiral Hides Baldwin and Vaten die in New York. Louieap statesman, a New Englander, dies in Boston. Dr James McCosh, Princeton president, dies in Princeton. George Hendricks Houghton, head of a church in New York, dies at age TI.

Mars L.sland “Itteads Marys Jains Dod Elgabethe Atel Macdenahi Hides Woebescer Boston Res James Ma Cosh Drinceton College Rom Teste Usss Princeton Det Watts George Hendrigks Houghton New York

Women as Farmers Open Paths for Pleasure and Profit

A feature argues that women can successfully farm and profit like men, citing Maud Stratton of Lapeer County who manages a 200 acre farm. It highlights gardening heroines Oshea Thaxter, Margaret Delano, and Mrs. Theodore Thomas, and urges women to embrace outdoor work with love for the soil, patience, and practical farming over shop or office labor.

Michigan Maud Stratton Lapeer County Chicago Chronicle Miss Stratton Isches Oshe Thaxter Shoals Margaret Delnod Kennebunkport Boston Thess Howere Theodore Thomas White Mountains Mra Thomaa

Deaths and funeral notices from Martinsburg and vicinity

Obituaries report Mrs Anna M Myers of Martinsburg died at her son George W Myers home in Waynesboro aged 71 with roots in Emmitsburg. Survived by three sons, sisters, brothers. Remains moved to Chambersburg for Cedar Grove Cemetery burial November 1. Also Mrs Mary A Shank of Woodsboro dies of heart trouble. funeral tomorrow at 10 AM. Peter Fetser formerly of Walkersville dies at 71 in Dayton Ohio with military honors. Mrs Charles M Grow, Md School for the Deaf teacher, dies in Fulton Missouri on November 21, survived by husband Prof C M Grow and two sons.

Anna DL Myers Anna M Myers Henry Myers Martinsburg W. Va Geo. W. Myers Waynesboro Emmitsburg Hoke Chambersburg Cedar Grove Marry A. Shank Mary A. Shank George W. Shank Woodsboro This County Wm. H. Raese East Patrick Street Thie City Peter Fetser Walkeravill Soldiers’ Home Dayton Ohio William J. Feiner Lima Wiliam H. Reese Charles M. Grow C. M. Grow Maryland School For the Deaf Fulton Missouri Charles M Harvey

Municipal Matters A Bill For Packing Held Up On Vote

Alderman Douglas reported a four cent packing bill for the electric light plant, ordered back after review. all outside-city bills to bear OK signature. The Junior Fire Company was granted 500 to aid 1000 feet of new hose. An electric light will be installed at the Junior engine house. The Kanass item was delayed pending Bar Association attorneys meeting Friday. Next meeting likely Monday. Bills passed include Frederick Brick Works and General Electric among others. City report on scales and wagons totaled 811.84.

Garlock Packing Company Douglas Hagerstown Marchante Thia City O. K Junior Fire Company Kanas Attorneys For the Bar Association Frederick Brick Works B. Ronsnour & Sons General Electric Co Tabler Bione Company J. Grove Lime Co H. O. Roberta Electrica Company Charles Fagan O. F. “Zorn Qo Shipley & Boost Aulo G. Quynn & Co Mehr EF. Moberly Peter Brookey Frederick R. Oo R.A. Rager Willard WN

Tablet Unveiling Planned by D A R For Judges Memorial

Final arrangements were made at a D A R meeting for unveiling a tablet to memorialize twelve judges who repudiated the British Stamp Act. Governor Warfield Chief Judge McSherry and Mrs Donald McLean will speak. Masters David Charles and Philip Ritchis Wiesbrewer will unveil it at 2 p m at the courthouse with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing patriotic music.

Wicomico County approves four road petitions

The Wicomico County Commissioners granted four petitions for new roads in the county. The Grand Lodge of Masons elected officers with Gen. Thomas Shryock chosen Grand Master for the twentieth time. A special Cecil County Orphans' Court session will be held to declare Pearson Wild an heir legally dead. The Bal timore and Ohio Railroad October earnings rose by $156,617 year over year. Evelyn G Scott, colored, 12, was shot and killed at 532 Vincent Street Baltimore. her cousin William A White is charged with adopting her. Directors of the Hagerstown Fair Association consider purchasing more ground. A 30 day option on the Griswold tract north of the fair grounds and the Western Maryland Railroad.

Wicomico County Grand Lodge of Masons Thomas Shryock Lloyd Hawkine West Mulberry Street Baltimore Cecil County Orphans’ Court Hikton Pearson E. Wildan Baltimore and Onlo Railroad Evelyn G. Scott Vincent Street William A White Hagerstown Fair Association Griswold Fair Grounds Western Maryland Railroad

Will PSY AWKWARD Dynamite attack on Monoosoy bridge fails

Daily report recalls an attempted dynamite blast at J W LeGore's bridge over the Monoosoy at Stamp's Hill. Damage is slight but a ten day delay to complete the work is noted. LeGore offers reward and claims the detonation used accessories showing an experienced hand. He cites possible culprits and urges local officials to assist in the case.

Eatcue J. W. LeGore Stamp's Hill Lefore Ten News de Jay le Gore LeGore

Poisons Sicken Brengle Family After Breakfast Milk Meal

The Brengle family of East Fifth Street suffered ptomaine poisoning after consuming breakfast food and milk on Tuesday evening. Mrs Brengle and the baby Ernest are gravely affected. Helen 13 fainted but recovered. Dr R Tyson treated the stricken household as Elmer Brengle was away in Ellicott City.

Elmer Brengle East Fifth Street Dr. Tyson Elmer, Jr Mildred Louiss Pauline Brengle Eillicott City Mea Brengla Tyson

Dorothy Opera Engages Graves Morton Co at City Opera House

The Martinsburg World notes Graves Morton Co presented Dorothy at City Opera House next Tuesday night November 22. The review praises Leona Watson Blanche Bryant and Victor Yamons for strong performances with good humor from E L Graves. It calls the production meritorious with handsome costumes and capable chorus and suggests a crowded house if the company returns to Martinsburg.

Graves-Morton Co Dorothy City Opera House Martinsburg W. Va World of Graves Morton Co Oboras Martinaburg

Brief Bits and Local Market Notes from November

November brings a hint of Indian summer and tests on chores and thrift moralizing. Local market quotes list corn at 2.50 per barrel and 50 cents per bushel shelled, wheat at 1.07 No 2 red, oats 55 cents, and various grade prices. Charles J. Wilcoxon won a silver 31 piece tea set at Frank Sheffield's cafe last night.

H. M. Cramer & Co Mr. Qaarles J. Wilcoxon Frank Sheffield

Autumn Wedding Unites Elsie Birely and James Gatty

Miss Elsie Birely daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Birely and Mr James Walter Gatty son of Mr J Frack Getty both of New Windsor Md were married at noon today in the Evangelical Reformed Church by Rev Dr E R Eschbach. The couple will reside in New Windsor. The bride wore a gown of pean de obin trimmed in duchess lace. Ushers included Joseph Eaglar Herbert Itty Thomas Stingsall and Harry Obspleee. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home.

Misa Elsie Birely James Walter Ciatty New Windsor Evangelics! Reformed Church E R. Eschbach Miss Birely Henry Birely East Second Street Gatty J. Frack Getty Harry EK

Faculty Recital at Woman's College Delights Wo College Hall

A large audience praised the music faculty of Woman's College after an evening recital in College Hall. Performers included Mr Thatcher on organ, Miss Diehl, Miss Dishl, Miss Upcraft, Miss Gring, Mr Osburn, and Mr Beckwith delivering works from Bach to Chopin and Handel to Messiah with refined technique and expressive playing. Indictments for murder were returned in Washington County against Charles Barton and Frederick Haston, both natives of England.

Woman's College College Hall Munto Thatcher Hevan Migs Upcraft College Organo Diehl Chopin Dish BroDowell Linding Mies Gring Moszkowski Osburn Beckwith Pogliacci Washington County Grand Jury Charles Barton Simon Talhelm Frederick Haston Lorenzo D. Kline England Barton Talhelm Easton Kline

Churches Observe Home Mission Day Across Utica and Charleville

Reformed congregation Utica observes Home Mission Day next Sunday at 10 15 a m. Zion Reformed Charleville holds 2 15 p m service, postponed from last Sunday due to bad weather. Maryland Society of New York sets annual reception and dance for December 7 at Sherry's. Hagerstown Railway extension to Myeraville to be completed this week.

Home Mission Utica Zion Reformed Charleaville Maryland Society Maryland Society of New York Sherry’s Wiba Hageratown Myeraville

Fragmentary OCR: weaving terms and numbers in a civic listing

Readable items show items like 5 000 00 and 106,000 00 among other figures, with references to ports and tams rope portieres. Content is fragmentary and lacks coherent event details or identifiable entities.

Personal notes of visits and travel by local residents

Mrs J He Cs Staley and her young daughter visit friends in Washington DC. Staley plans an extended trip to Baltimore and Washington. Miss Altos Esworthy from near Frederick visits Karoousin, Della Ba worthy, Adamstown. Mira Millard Jenkins and her son from Bakerton WV visit her mother Mrs D M Daniels on South Market Street.

J. He Cs. Staley Washington, D. C Mian

Local notices and sales from Frederick County area events

Local items include Fraulein Frieda Siemens Plano Recital at Woman's College postponed to Kionday Nov 24, oyster dinners at Walkersville Reformed Church and St John’s church bazar with a 25 cent supper, leather and shoe findings shop open on 1] HE Patrick St, and stock offering by the Domestic Building Association of Frederick County with a November 1vth issue and weekly dues, plus notices on potatoes and the Quatoopath moving to the Masonic building.

Kionday Fraulein Frieda Siemens Woman's College St. John's Church HE. Patrick St Ilgary A. Hann Domeatle Eucliding Association Frederick County Wilbur H. Davall Farmers’ & Mechanica’ National Bank B. Savpincton A. Doya Ouarles Werth John Baumgardner Horace O. Zacharias James BE. Walter James H. Harkis Frank 0. Norwoon Joux D. Hendrickson

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the Daily News Washington Oa. m Jpectal Dispatch Maryland W. L. Mooss The Weather Bureau Advebrti Waheoq City Opera WENTS M. Percival J. W. Gaver Lidies Os’ National Bank Washington County Roxbury Distilling Company A. R. Hagner Roxbury Company Baltimore City Peiser Total News OF the Will Tiv Mr. Elmer Brengle Eben Sorgham Evangelical Reformed Church Mera Henry Bire- Bly Janice Walter Getty Womane College News OF the Churches Citizens National Bank OF the Citizens’ National Bank OF Fred. Feuer U.S U. S TIA uolAur Sanita Matlonah Bank Bun Trust Qomantes Sayugs Bank Ouusda MaRviann G. Gramerson WA. G. Zimmerman J. Travers Thomas N. PY Thomas H. Haller James BE. Walker WM G. Bake John Hendrickson Sonable Merchandise TAMS Tam O'Shanters Gaza Venice Lesus Neidig & Miller Newie & Millen PHICE Abe City Hotel Grill Lynnhavens Sealon Clinton E. Main Main Bualnens Ulephone Cllloton KE J. 0. Hendrix Esat Becond Street St. John's Oatholic Ohtroh Queaker Dairy Food Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange St. Louia L. E. Mullinix Rope Portieres George Rodock &C Big Sluke Babuain Rodooe A. T. Rice & Sons BIO & Bons North Market Frederick, MD Thomas Price Pepin Draught Allen Roerback, Oldandra Ann Bee Qooffees A. J. Bichelberger N. W.cor Cecile& Gorman Alghawly West Patrick Se Pitas Besant & Ehott East Patrick Street Pauld Aiddress Sa Percival Mid PE Orphan House Apakw Jorof Appingtob Morty Market Street Ladies of the Reformed Church Walkersville Stanffer KR. J,. Schmid Quatoopath
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