Vicious assault on Market Street ends with arrest
Frank Bentz and Hooper were attacked by four drunken men outside Seakley’s confectionery. Bentz was cut by a razor, his coat and vest damaged. Police arrested three suspects, with Ernest Palmer identified as the attacker. Palmer jailed on $100 bail. others fined and jailed briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bentz
Lowenstein & ‘Wertheimer
Market Street
Bente
Hooper
Patrick -Street
Seakley
Market Streat
Mr. Bent
Tegrose
Henry Dabring
George Morgan
Mr. Bring
Bentz
Mr. Debring
Bentez
Megro
Patrick Street
Bia
Sic
Heoravers
Iegroes
Tostice Smith
Robert Jay
Revert Perkins
A. CG. Cosles
Zestice Smith
Perkins
Cosles and Gray
Ofcer
Coates
Ernest Palster
Coales
Ofiers
Six
Broat
Falmer
Brewery Alley
Pal_ tjer
Palmer
Justice Smith
Hoover
Tragic decapitation on Monrovia railroad line
A workman on B and C Railroad improvements in Monrovia was struck by a Baltimore passenger train at 5 05 p m and instantly killed as he tried to cross the track. The engine ran over him, severing his head. Fireman Coberth recovered the body. Witnesses crowded the scene as officials prepared the burial at the Quaker graveyard. the man's identity was not learned, with possibilities of Italian or Hungarian origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Baltimore
George McCulley
Wedding Bells in Washington and Nearby Towns
Wedding notices recount elaborate ceremonies in Petersville and Washington with notable attendees including Dr. J. S. Ramsburgh and Miss Edita Roberts, plus a double wedding at Lay of All Saints Episcopal church. Other nuptials feature Miss Isabel Hill McCalimb and Mr Edward Lee Goldsborough, and Miss Martha Matilda Crampton to Philips Hall with extensive family presence. A final note mentions Edward Garrett and Rose Robertson wed at Rockville with the couple planning residence at Pleasant View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmebbee-ruberts
Golde Oouchl
Archer A Spyder
J. Fred Adams
Rebopoth
Charles Grey MacGill
Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Charles Claggett
Santiago
Snyder
Cuba
Bion Firestous
Ashers
Aliss Bessia Roberts
Arho
Annie
W. Archer Hobarte
John S. Ramsburgh
Jacob Rohr
Back
Mary GC. Ramsburgh
D. Bellen ‘Ramsburgh
Hood
Charles Helfenstein
Goldsborough
M’cala
Washington
Isabel Hill McCalim
Edward Lee Goldeborough
Walkersville
St James’ Episcopal Church
Thomas Bowling
Richmond
George Daltimore Calvert
Howe Totten
Richard Potts
Henry Goldsborough
Danville
Robert White
Savannah
Louisa McCalla
Bliss Katherine Goldsborough
Louise Blackburne
Philadelphia
Henrietta Lee Goldsborough
Helen Monroe
Alexsandra Dashane
Baltimore
Lawrence‘Rust Lee
Virginia
H.B. Lee
Charlottesville
George B. Stone
Mount Calvary Church
James Clark
St. .James
Savas
AALL
Samuel Claggete
Petersville
Annie Earl
Agnes Exther Crampton
tLea
George Hull
Woodsboro
Mamis Holtz
Mt. Pleasant
Reformed Church
T. F. Hofmeier
Frank Newman
Clyde Weikert
Gettysburg
Maurice Cramer
J. Kefauver
Pleasant
Huillete
Lay of All Saints’ Peeennat Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingia
Charles 4. Miles
Martha Cooley
Eddie Miles
Ottie Cooley
Urleans
Messrs. Miles
Cooley
Usbeets—Ropertson
Edward Garrett
Rose Robertson
Long
Rockville
Rachelle Satie
George A. Epler
Charles Shipley
Frederick County
Alice Egler
Charles Shiplay
Wm. Ayers
Mary Jackson
Edwin W. Yingling
Florence L. Beall
Philp
M. Hall
Harford County
Martha M. Crampton
Bork
MoKsig
James E. Baker
Htte'o. Sammoore
Harmony
Gurasy
St.Pleasant
Harry O. McLane
Georgiana Stall
Elmer
Stall
Charles T. Duvall
Susan Duvall
Charles E.dunvall
Solomon Beard
John T. Beard
George W. Shank
Joseph Storm
Hiram Claypen
Catherine A. Sebold
Grasecu O. Weddle
Mary A. Green
Martha E. Warner
Bling Warner
John J. Summers
Malinda C. Enoch
John P. Enoch
Archley BR. Moledworth
Henry Stine
P. Louisa Plummer
Philomena O'eill
Lesters
Jacob Rohrbackt
Abraham
Henrietta
Lillian May
Walter H. McPannel
Jae Mary
Cox
John William Shook
John Crum
S Magdalene Crum
Edward aA.izittingsr
Jake R. Moser
Night in Chinatown and Marine enlistment headline local news
A Chinatown scene review notes the City Opera House presenting A Night in Chinatown with its vivid depiction of China towns dens and streets. Belle Langdon praised for the Belle of Chinatown role. Charles A Brochey, son of Adam Brochey, has enlisted for five years in the U S Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
City Opers House
New York
Belle Langdon
Marine Corps
Charles A. Brochey
Adam Brochey
U. S. Marine Corps
City Board Approves West Fourth Street Grading and McMurray Street
The board approved grading West Fourth Street extended from Gram Park to curb future water backing issues. They accepted the new McMurray Street linking West South Street and Madison Avenue and approved salaries and taxes adjustments for local firms. Bills from multiple vendors were ordered paid, including Frederick Electric, Standard Oil, and J O Mateny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boars of
Aitermess
Ie Ispecess
Wisi H H Uks
West Fourth Street
Gram Park
Ilicks
Hinks
William A. Woodward
Wanket
Bay Scales
Fron Wyttte -Setoe - Stasee Seipta
SaNtroms Amu
Gietdert
Shaw & Getsbert
Margaret Anu ‘Thompson
McMurray
West South Street
Madison Avenue
DP H Shook
Gilt & Companys
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Thad M. Biser
Standard O Il Company
Rh. A. Rager
David A. Shall
A. G. Quyon & Company
Wm. H. Rarms
B. Rosenour & Lone
M. J. Drummond& Company
Chambersburg Engine Company
William H. Hopwood
Gompedurion End Of Rate War At Pennsy Baltimore Board
In Philadelphia reporter asks S M Provost about Mrs Greene joining the board of the Baltimore and Ohio line. Provost explains the Pennsylvania Railroad holds stock to secure mutual interests and end destructive rate competition with the Baltimore and Ohio Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Company
Pennsylvania “Company
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Osssn
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsysavia Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sale of Catoctin Furnace property halted by bid protest
Objections by Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company attorneys halted the mortgage sale of Catoctin Furnace assets. Receivers faced misadvertising concerns as sale notices appeared in a single Frederick County newspaper, delaying proceedings while Blue Mountain officials traveled by train to inspect the property. A Modern Woodmen of America supper followed with twenty five new members initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain Company
Catoctin
Harry P. Gorsnoch
Charles P. Levy
George Honck
Walter Saunders
Mesers
Urner
Frederick County
Cfereld
EL Kicot
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company
Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Thormont
Frederick
Modern Woodmen of America
Doll's Cafe
RRCUKE LANDS IN FRANCE We Will Never Surrender
Fragmentary report notes Kroger landing in France on November 2 and defending a stance of resolve. Message suggests a formal address and a vow not to yield, though text is garbled with errors and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse
Kroger
Ryan
Dod's
Norfolk
Genuins
Lyon Haven
Death of Sir Arthur Sullivan and related notices
The piece reports the death of Sir Arthur Sullivan from heart failure on November 22. It notes a Portugal-born name, legal actions involving David Petrie of Stepan City, and a Scottish estate settlement transferring a name and funds to Petrie. It mentions Mrs. Craickshank and a school teacher, plus genealogical ties to Middletown and Admiral Roger N. Stembel and General Nelson, with naming honor exchanges between Stembel and Nelson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaba Hie Nise
Judes
Warris
Winchester
David Petrie
Stepaen City
Urenkehauk
Metrigty
Horn
Middletown
Roger N. Stembel
Frith Avenge T
New York
Vraderick Stembel
Geo
Roger Nelson
Roger Nelson Stempel
General Nelson
Frederick Stempel Nelson
Local Oysters and Markets Highlight Busy Frederick Ads
A crowded page lists local purveyors and events including Lidie’s Oyster House at 43 East Patrick Street, Thanksgiving Market on November 28, and Doll’s promotion. Notices mention Frederick City Hospital Association meeting, a public sale at Court Street on November 24, and various shop promotions for gowns, fish, and carpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Norfolk
Bell
Frederick County
P. S. Houpreyen
East
Patrick Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tilly K. M
Wasimseron
Disvatelsty Tak
W.L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
W. Lidia
W. A. Woodward
M. M. -Hospital Association
Doll's
Wingling’s
Howard Oi! Co
Harry B. Witter
Moser
Burger Art Gallery
Georgy A. Gilbert
L. Eader
Eckay Simmons
Weeidig & Miller
Eer Hendricksor
Ernest Palmer
Ris
Holmein
Dy Olicers
Brest
Circuit and Orphans Courte
Myers
Frederick J Peter D. Fattnes
Cornelius Rongs
Juan Cgreorge
Tate Aga Daprave
Aloes
Brederics County
Greorge B. Monterwy
Beyvetsebt
Yul Basimere City
Frederick Wtuty
Daniel Zecker
Susan Baker
Frederick Conor
Fiook
Edward T. Helfeaster
Broderick County
John A. Wolfe
Susan J. Lowe
Baltimore Sod Ohio Railroad
Oscar P. Crampton
W. Scott Refauver
Morthy
Glading OF
West Fourth ST
Walt
Farne Gir Park
McMarrey Street
Bill Paget
Rh.o
France
Arthur Sullivan
Arthur Sal Tas
John Hendrickson
Tetet
AGP
Asus GN
Olds Peat
Gole Capes
Ty Alramie
Chass
Gulf
Aspes
Capes
Fors
Cioode Department
Cireen
Lidie
Cyater
Flah
Shell
Hsh
Oyaters
G. W. Lidie
East Attick Atreet
Jon Hswparosson
We. A. Woopwann
Nevis & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Nemig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Court Street
Crana V. Coamners
Hecvey BR. Sense
Audt
Frederick Art Club
Fort Einen
Woman's College
Woman's Collage
Library Fund
McCardell’s
Isanogle & Wagaman
Pformation
Burleut
Burlett's
Europe
Eader
East Church Street
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
L. B. Mulliniz
If North Market Street
Rodock & CO
Ed HG Steek
Bulle Eis
Rhcy
A.T. Rice & Sons
Sunseral Vikreviors
Emsalmers
Steeet, Crevenicr MD
Fly
Steen
Muti
F. V. Srava
J. Heisely Sukarors
Yohn
J. Beisely Eeller
N. Mareet Bt, Frederick
Ceresville Flour
Felephone
Shriner
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
SE. Patrichist
Professioa
Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
Cherch Street
Frederick, MD
Stewart
Dea
North Market Streezs
Frederick H, MD
C.wicodemus
F. B. Safpington
Millstous
Idasc
Bandsone
Cail
L. E. Mullinix
B. Sappington
Radawiy
North Market Street
Kb2odawky
Alfred Ritter
L&w Equity
Hans
Street
LEYS
EWS Office
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