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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1904
Page
3
The Tax Ware.y News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Wednesday with broad Frederick city circulation. It offers extensive news and special features and invites new advertising copy by Tuesday 5pm and changes by 1pm.
A collage of wry, disjointed lines touches on promises, turkeys, nocturnal woes, marriage quirks, odd cures, ancestry pride, gossip, and post Thanksgiving Christmas fatigue. The tone mimics a light edition aside with playful snippets.
City must take lead in the special license case. Messia J E R Wood L Stoner and Barnard W Thomas report the bar committee favors city action to avoid imposing costs on the association if it wins. They oppose initiating litigation to the Court of Appeals and the Aldermen meeting scheduled for tonight was postponed.
Funeral services held for Blanche L Dinterman infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ginterman who died of marasmus with interment at Carmel cemetery conducted by Rev George WEA. Directors Nice & Sona. Separate service for William Seiper at B&O depot with graveside rites by Pastor Caborns Luglea. Pallbearers named Kin Schell Milard Lease Georga Broogie Charles Groff. Burial at Mt Olivet cemetery.
Local church notices summarize Thanksgiving services and sermons acrossBarnesvilleMontgomery County and nearby churches. Clergy from St Johns Catholic All Saints Episcopal Evangelical Reformed and Grace Reformed preach themes on gratitude judgment and national growth while Sunday schools report new scholars and Home Missions offerings.
Hon M J Grove and Mrs Grove traveled to Norfolk Virginia. Bishop A A Curtis of Baltimore was a guest of Father W J Kane at St Johns rectory. George B Rodock of North Market Street visits New York on business. Rev Dr Krebs of Littlestown Pa returned home. Mrs W F Compher and children visited her mother in Charlestown W Va and returned. Mr and Mrs A M Inskeep of Moorefield W Va visited Hon M J Grove in Lime Kiln and went to Broad Run. Mrs Jobe L Shearer and Jon of Sacramento Cal formerly Monrovia visited the Nicademus family at Buckeystown and left today. Mrs Shearer renewed Tak News subscription. Market quotes list grain and corn prices for today.
Died in Easton Thomas Blake and Mrs Logan A Hardin in Landing Neck. James Brown shot near Easton. jury finds accidental death. Denton Bank president Thomas W Jones dies in Philadelphia. Barn fire at John Kalb’s near Catoctaville and other local misfortunes noted. Dr Charles H Cookey and Dr Bath Ullrich pass away. Legal matters include Edward Slifer winning $1125 for alienation of affections. John W Kelley faces embezzlement charges. James Kimmell marks 90th birthday with four generations.
On Thanksgiving afternoon, Frederick City Hospital donations will be collected at Junior Hall. The event features tableaux, recitations, music, and dancing by town children. Mrs. McDonnell and Miss Willie Ritchie direct the program with candy for participating children.
The Graves-Morton Comic Opera Company performed Dorothy at the New Theatre to strong praise. The show featured a well balanced chorus and capable soloists with the audience applauding after each number. Dorothy will be presented again at the City Opera House tomorrow night by the same company.
Miss Willie Mitchie announces that Governor Warfield and Mrs. Warfield will arrive in Frederick Wednesday at 10:26 am by B and O Railroad for the DAR gathering at Miss Ritchie residence. DAR regent invites members and friends to meet promptly at 1 pm at the home.
Copley a young man is under arrest in Davis West Virginia on charges of stealing two cattle from a drove of 14 belonging to J G Burley a Davis meat dealer. He allegedly drove the stolen pair to Davis four hours ahead of the remainder and sold them back to Burley for 4260. The cattle were being driven from Grant County to Davis and had rested overnight on Red Creek before starting for Davis. Burley reportedly paid for the two head. Also noted is a Baltimore firm delivering hotel drawings and specifications for a Braddock Heights project and P E Lang winning a doll at St John’s church fair.
Executors claim William Dill forged as agent of Brengie and converted Brengie bonds for his own use. The court considers decree ordering Dill to surrender the bonds, with will and Dill letter filed as exhibits. Also notes upcoming local events and notices.
Miss Louie Victoir Key daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm T Key and Laurence B Ellert of Evansville Ind were married by Rev Fr Smith at St John Church this morning. Due to recent deaths no wedding cards were issued and only close relatives attended. The couple left for a extended trip to the north.
Local notices advertise John Eisenhauer and John Eigenhauer openings on November 22 and 23 with displays of Christmas novelties and cut glass. The Witcaugh Lee Chapter U D O plans a memorial tablet unveiling at Mrs J A Williamson’s Racord street residence, with members to attend in a body.
A fragmented Ada item shows figures totaling 400000 00 and related 100000 00 amounts. The readable fragment hints at a financial allocation or transaction tied to Ada.
Carty's Opening displays bargains for tomorrow and offers to reserve presents at Eisenbauer's on Tuesday and Wednesday. Several Christmas openings announced by Georgi A. Pope and N. R. & D. Maxtz. A Thanksgiving market and a charity sale for the Free Kindergarten are scheduled, with events at the City Hotel and the Woman's College. Special holiday travel deals to Washington and Baltimore are advertised.
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