PURELY PERSONAL NOTICE ITEMS
Dr Steiner Behley is out of town today. Wm H Best moved from East Fourth street to East Church Street. Roger Angelina returned from a visit to Hagerstown. George S Rodock, North Market Street, is in Baltimore today on business. Charles W Miller, North Market street, on a trip to Emmitsburg. P E Lang and family moved from Hotel Braddock to City Hotel. Lewis M Smith, near Walkersville, was in Frederick on business. W E Biauch, North Market street, on a trip to Harrisburg. Cora M Keefer, East Third street, visiting relatives in Baltimore and Washington. John Hedges, Middletown, visiting cousin Clarence Kefanver, West Fourth street. E J Bowersox, returned from Sloomer Wisconsin to be with Mrs Gao. W Stransberger's, 115 North Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Behley
Wm. H. Best
East Fourth Street
East Church St
Roger Angelina
Biands
Hagerstown
George S. Rodock
North Market Street
Baltimore
Huatess
Charles W. Miller
Emmits- Sugg
P. E. Lang
Braddock
City Hotel
Lewis M. Smith
Walkersville
Frederick
W. E. Biauch
Harrisburg
Misa Cora M. Keefer
East Third Street
Washington
John Hedges
Middletown
Clarence Kefanver
West Fourth Street
E. J. Bowersox
O. T. Fox
Sloomer
Wisconsin
Gao. W. Stransberger
Will of Mrs Albaugh filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of Mrs. Ann Ostha tine Albaugh of Barkitteville was entered for probate. She leaves trusts totaling 25 to Barkittsvville Cemetery Company and to the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Middletown for family lot upkeep. Other bequests include 33 to the Lutheran church at Jefferson, 500 to Geo. T. Whipp’s children, 200 to Henry M. Wiener, 49.6 to Milton S. Slifer, 19.76 to Charles E. Sliter’s wife and children, and the residue to her nephew. Milton B. Sliter named executor. Will dated March 15, 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaugh
Ann Osthatine Albaugh
Barkitteville
Orphans’ Court
Barkittsvville Cemetery Company
Council of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Ohurch
Middletown
Lotheran Church
Jefferson
Jacob Filcok
Geo. T. Whipp
Henry M. Wiener
Milton
Slifer
Charles E. Sliter
Sud
Milton B. Sliter
Hymeneal News Hyde Sharpe Tie at Frederick
Mrs O W Hyde of Poultney Vermont announces the marriage of her daughter Alice Marion Hyde to Edward Hewett Sharpe of Frederick. The ceremony occurred on a Wednesday in November. Sharpe, English by birth, has lived in Frederick years and once ran the Greenhouses near the fair grounds. The couple plan to reside on West Toird street. Mr James P Tinney and Mrs Annie Elizabeth Shelton of the city wed last evening at 8 o clock in the Lutheran Parsonage, conducted by Rev Charles F Steck, witnessed by close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Eyde
Fraderek
O. W. Hyde
Poultney
Vermont
Alice Marion Hyde
Edward Hewett Sharpe
Frederick
Myr. Sharpe
England
Fair Grounds
West Toird Street
Tilney
Taffy party and local notices on West Patrick street
Miss Rebecca Haller hosted a taffy passing party with friends on East Patrick street. Guests enjoyed taft y making and games of Pit before leaving after 10 PM. Also reports five scarlet fever cases in the West Patrick area and improvements planned for Hotel Braddock grounds with new hydrangels and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Hailer
East Patrick Street
Miss Haller
Amieses
Rebecca Haller
Virgil Ridgely
Annie Stone
Bess'e Stone
Mellie Stone
Sylvia Ridgely
Erie Chambers
West Patrick Street
Appeal for Pardon in Murder Case Plea to Governor
William P Maelsler Jr of Frederick and James Keller visit Governor Warfield in Annapolis to urge clemency for Robert Keller convicted of second degree murder for a February term 1567 Frederick County case. Keller, age 63, began imprisonment February 15 1697 with wife dead leaving three children. Surviving jurors urge pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Maelsler, Jr
Frederick
Jamez Keller
Warfield
Annapolis
Robert Keller
Warnor
Frederick County
Keller
Aquor
Walker
Maulsby
Weyler
Count of Flanders Heir to Balglan Throne Dead
Special dispatch reports the Count of Flanders death at Beessers on November 17. He was heir to the Balglan throne and his passing triggers succession questions and regional mourning. The source notes no details on cause or funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beessers
Count of Flanders
Mutiny Threatened as Sailors Rally in Disputed News
Fifteen thousand sailors threaten to mutiny amid tense tensions reported in Sxsastopo on November 17. Authorities warn of potential unrest as crews demand action over disputed dispatches and living conditions aboard naval vessels.
Two Houses Burn In Maryland Area After Stove Fires
A log dwelling on the Shaw property near Highland in the Catoctin Mountain burned last Wednesday after a stove pipe overheated. John W. Hooper was killed in a quarrel with Thomas F. Shaw on the property on August 24, 1559. The Shaw property’s fire destroyed the building owned by Newton Gilbert and occupied by Samuel Baugher with only a few pieces saved. A nearby two story frame house above Pleasant Walk along the Hagerstown Electric Railway also burned with all contents lost and a loss of about 150 dollars, no insurance. Rowe’s son nearby carried out lower floor furniture before flames engulfed the rest. Rowe was away in Rogerstown when the fire began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellings
Joseph Bowe
Pleasant Walk
Bryersville
Rowe
Rogerstown
Remains of Mrs Yeakle and Peter Brookey Laid to Rest
Funeral services were held for Mrs Sarah A O Yeakle at the depot with Rev L A Thirlkeld officiating and pallbearers including Dr J M Readcliff and George A Gilbert. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. A separate service for Peter Brookey was at St John’s Catholic Church with pallbearers from Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans and burial at St John's Cemetery. Funeral director F Schroeder oversaw both rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. O. Yeakle
Nw.o. KR. BR
Baltimore
L. A. Thirlkeld
J. M. Readcliff
Messra
Georges A. Gilbert
John D. Hendrickson
Ub. BE. Mullinix
MW. G. Urner
John H. Bannett
Me. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Peter Brookey
St. John’s Catholic Church
Albert Smith
Alexander Young Camp
F Thomas
J. C. Lagg
George Ott
Frank
Narrow Escape With Falling Lamp At Home
Miss Annie Hallar narrowly escaped injury when a large lamp toppled onto a table at her West Church street home last evening. Neighbors alerted by the crash, officers investigated with Mrs Hallar suffering shock from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hallar
Wa. T. Hallar
West Church Street
Annie
King
Harwig Dieter
Brengle
Kinsey Hearing Over Torn Sign On New Market Road
Mr Edward Kinsey of near New Market faced a hearing Tuesday before Justice G M Suith in New Market on a charge of driving a four horse wagon along a newly built road between New Market and Monrovia under the Maryland Geological Survey Highway Bureau. The case was dismissed after Kinsey said the warning sign at the road’s start had been torn down and he believed the road was ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kinsey
New Market
Justica G. M. Suith
Whder
Highway Bureau
Maryland Geological Survey
Monrovia
Kinsey
Worker Injured Slipping on Railroad Track at Barn
Mr. John E. Crone, an employee at the Frederick and Middle town Electric Railroad barn, slipped on a track this morning. He sustained a cut across the left eyebrow and temple, dressed by Dr. S. Maynard, and then returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Crone
Frederick & Middletown Electric Railroad
5.S Maynard
Public meeting on Island of the W F and G R B Go
The Business Men's Association will host a public meeting in the City Hall building this evening at 7 30. Officials will present the Island of the W F G R B Go project to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Mens Avsociation
Business Men’s Association
City Hell
W.f.&g.r.b. Go
Strike Continues as Workers Demand Universal Suffrage
Special dispatch notes ongoing strike with workers led by Sr. Peressine demanding universal suffrage. Witte faces sustained pressure as protestors persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Peresssine
Witte
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Annapolis
Maryland DAR delegates convened at Annapolis in the executive mansion with Rev. McComas opening prayers. Mary land regent Mrs. Thom and Governor Warfield spoke as the conference organized and entertained delegates with speeches and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland
Annnapolis
Agnes Walton
J. de Peyster Douw
Annapolis
Peggy Stewart
P. McComas
St. Anne's Church
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Joho Pan Jones
Senate Chamber
State House
Washington
Nester
Warfield
National Congress
Society For Maryland
Alec
Bliss Walton
Mira. Thom
Albert Llynn Richardson
Iawe
IN THE LAW'S GRIP HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Albert Wise and Glorance Jackson colored were given a hearing before Justice Eckstein charged with carrying concealed weapons. They and a third man fired revolvers near a Monoccy bridge dangerous globe and each posted 50 bail. the third suspect eluded officers. Hiram Hall colored was arrested for assaulting Richard Potts at Welty's saloon and held on 200 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wise
Glorance Jackson
Givac
Jastics
H. Eckstein
Wise
Jackson
Bartonaville
Monocscy
S Ilantern
Balleta
Assaucli
Hiram Hail
King
Deiter
Richard Potts
Welty
Potts
Hall
Risen
A. G. Bourne
O. H. Boxstein
The Head of Ireland at the Sai Sk Theatre
The Head of Ireland and The Heart of Ireland impressed Salt Lake City audiences last night with Mr Wright’s Larry O Neill. John Dr McLaughlin as Captain Chidwick stood out as a convincing villain and the production was praised as novel and promising at the City Opera House next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Heart of Ireland
Saisks
Salt Lake City
Wright
Larry O'Neill
John DR. McLaughlin
Chidwick
Salt Lake News
Ozgera House
Local Health Notes Highlight City Sickness Doings
The Sick. Edward Shirley of South Market has recovered enough to go out again after typhoid fever. K H Clay Hall on East Church is homebound by illness. Henry Raabe on North Market has been quite ill but is out again. Edward Bent on West South Street remains bedridden. Michael Lambert on West Patrick is slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shirley
South Market
K. H. Clay Hall
East Church Street
Henry Raabe
North Market Street
Edward Bent
West South Street
Michael Lambert
West Patrick Street
Wreck on the B and O causes open switch at Germantown
A serious wreck occurred on the B and O at Germantown Maryland about noon yesterday when an open switch caused a chain of derailments. Passengers escaped serious harm as a minister led a prayer of thanksgiving aboard the train. Train No 5 and a following express were halted at Boyds with minimal injuries reported as crews cleared the wreck by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Baroad
Germantown
Montgomery County
Boyds
Robesson
Bats
Omsgo
Old Mainine
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Bo Ginger Bobosan
St. Louis
Boyde
Biggers
Brunswick
Prohibition Campaign Reflections From Frederick County
Jacob L. Engelbrecht reports on statewide Prohibition gains after a campaign in Maryland. Finley Hendrickson notes Baltimore City shows more than double the last presidential vote and asserts steady state progress, despite racial politics affecting party strength. County chairman praises efforts, cites campaign costs around £19 and a balance to fund future efforts, insisting the party will continue the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Prohibition Party
Frederick County
Siete Chatrmac
Finley Q. Hendrickson
Dumberland
Taitha
Baltimore City
Maryland
Steo
Dora Thorne at City Opera House Promises Romantic Drama
The stage adaptation of Dora Thorne draws crowds with its rural English idyll and high society connections. The production, praised for faithful moral themes, opens Monday at the City Opera House. Also noted are a Y M C A lecture on fan and philosophy by Ray and Dr. Madison Swadener’s Richmond visit, plus Governor Warfield’s appointment of George B. Lewis as justice of the peace for Frederick County Jefferson district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Thorne
City Opera Hoss
Lestira
Ray
Madison Swadener
Richmond
Ind
City Opera
Swadener
Adolphus Fearhake
Warfield Haw
George B. Lewis
Jefferson Diatrict
Frederick County
Splendid Fur Selections and Bargains Across Goods
A vivid sale rundown highlights Brown Furs and Gror Furs with Siberian squirrel and chinchilla styles. Large selection includes raclette like furs, dramatic price cuts, and a major shift in fur season totals. Various items priced from 7 1s to 19.95 with bold claims of stellar savings. Also advertised are boys union suits at 59c, dress goods, and stockings for women and children, plus No-Darn stockings and seamless hose options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampadt
Saies
Baargaln
Boys’ Union
Hearletts
Local notices advertise stock issue and weekend trips
The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County announces stock issuance for Series No GS with 25 cent weekly dues, 10 cent entrance, and $100 maturity. George Wilbur H. Duvall named secretary at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Also display of Platter Statuary at Merril F. Mob s rly and special Sunday rail excursion to Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leaving Frederick at 7 45 am for tours of the Hospital and Monumental City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Domestic Building Association
Frederick County
Wilbur H. Duvall
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and
Ohio
Frederick
The
Hospital
Monumental City
Art Loom Rugs Bring New Weaves to Floor Fashion
L. E. Stallinix advertises Art Loom Drago gata products, claiming new Ingrain Carpss and Oriental rug style copies. The copy promises a wide variety and urges readers to visit the carpet house to view latest novelties in floor coverings.
State News From Maryland Courts and Officials
News from Montgomery to Howard counties covers mortgage tax law upheld as constitutional, primary election validity sustained, arson conviction paroled, and governor appointing Maryland citizens as special policemen. A Somerset mob halts arrests, a 79 year old cousin of the governor dies, a court martial set for Meriwether, and Warfield takes no action on Charles county election charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Arthur Diggadied
Charles County
Court of Appeals
Allegany County
John Tharp
Qoeen Anne’s
Crtizans
Maryland
Mob
Somerset
Crater
Thaddeus Crapster
Warfield
Glenwood
Howard County
Meriwesher
Apoppolis
Repaira to Begins
Mr. Barnhardt Bosch of Philadelphia toured Frederick yesterday to examine the Independent engine damaged some time ago. He found that entire new axles and a heavier wheel set would be required for the remainder of the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhardt Bosch
Philadelphia
Frederick
Under two Flags at City Opera House by United Daughters
The beauty military drama Under two Flags will be shown at City Opera House on November 24 under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth McDaniel. The cast includes Bertis Cecil Parui Whipp Berkeley Cecil Arthur Kreh Lord Rockingham and others with box reservations at Yeakie's. Local vendors promote Hershberger Chocolates High Life Flour and various homemade foods and candies from Troxell Fout and HERSHBERGER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
United Daughters of the Connfederacy
Elizabeth McDaniel
Bertis Cecil
Parui Whipp
Berkeley Cecil
Arthur Kreh
Lord Rockingham
Robert Dela- Diasine
Rake
An Irlakman
William Leichert
Black Hawk
Harry Kefanver
Ben Davis
Kefanver
Baron
Robert Goodell
Captain Leroux
Lee Reich
Petit Pippon
Radcliff
Pierre Malon
Hammond Diary
Cigarette
Genrietta McDannel
Venetia
Alexandra Grayson
Lady Gasenevera
Raging Rodock
Xora McShane
Mabel Bindley
Djzims
Albert Pearre
Yeakie’s
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the Daily News
Reekar Gt Ereta
Cerner
Watssiveson
Ce Chocolates
Taffes
Puddlegood Sans Etatement
Children's Shoas Dry Goods
Gaton
W.L Moos
Weather Bureau
Dempesy & Co
D. W. Fogis
Oxford St
TRE Social World
Hotel Braddock
Esason
G.varnor Warfield
Rlease
Strieb Continues
Citizens’ National Bank
Ciecitizens National
Marslose
Cusineas
U.S
Securidea
Ste. Sankt
Tantat Money
U. S
Total
Asziss GS
National Bank
G. ZimbeMan
Wal G. Ziaalerman
J. Teavers Thomas
Geo. WM. Smith
Thomas H. Haller
D, Baker
John Mendrickgon
Damask
Peta
New Plata
Jon Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neidig
1 Miller
Birety
Bershberger
Mobbi F. Moberly’s
Patrick Sorves
BP. B. Saprrivetos
Prea
A. Dovail
Sec
Opanizs Weertazinen
Joas Batmgardner
Horace Zacwanrias
Jauss H. Harzis
Fraxx O. Norwoop
Jousx D. Hesoniersos
Merril F
L. E. Stallinix
L. E. Mollinix
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G. Waring
Hershberger
Troxell & Fout
W. Patrick Attest
Heershbreges
George & Rodock & Co
Thass
George
Rodock
Thos. P. Rice
Jpromas P
North Nanket Street
Ee E County
BIOOE
Susquehanna
Peterman
Franklin Street
Isshawry
L. Kefauver
Frederic
D. K. Foster
Frederick, MD
mayZadly
Ib N. Brefauver
Church Street
Frederick Md
Charles W Wiles
East Elebth Street
Frederick Gosnty
Nidim
John 8. Newman
Record Street
Central National Bank
Sepisdawiy
Pdemasie Tenants
Tau News Forent
F. B. Sappeneton
China
Angie
City Mall
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