Emergency Hospital reports first year with 231 treated
The Fran erick County Medical Society met at the Emergency Hospital for its annual session. The first hospital report shows 231 patients treated since November 6, 1903 and 14 presently under care. Officers named include President Dr William H Wagner and several vice presidents secretaries and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franerick County Medical Society
William H. Wagner
Woodaboro
B Beckley
Middletown
David M. Devilblas
Woodville
Iea J. McCardy
This City
William ©. Johnson
Franklin B. Smith
Board of Censors
Dra
F. B. Smith
E. L. Beckley
Wm. H. Wagner
D. E. Boone, Sr
R. W. Trapneil
O. W.R. Oram
T. O. Boutson
George H. Riggs
A. J. Smith
O. B. Stone
Ira J. McOsrdy
J. W. Downey
W. R. Oram
F. B Smith
D. M. Devilbisa
Board of Trustees
W. 8. Thayer
Thomass. Cullen
Robert W. Johnston
St. Claire Spirit
Issac E. Atkinson
Juling Frisdanwald
A. D. McDonachie
Owen N. MacKenzis
Samuel T Earle
Hiram Woods
Herbert Harlan
J. M. Honodley
Frank Martin
John O. Hemmeter
George J. Preston
Baltimore
J. Clement Clarke
Springfield Asylum
Sykesville
Personal notes from Washington to Frederick guests and visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. E. Schley Cassin of the Navy Department Washington spends a few days to Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cann of Brooklyn N Y are guests of Mrs. E. O. McSherry East Second street. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Schroeder of Gratton W Va are guests at Mr. Schroeder s parents home North Market street. Mrs. J. L. Reon of this city and Miss Mary Schaffar of Keynsville visited the family of Mr. Lea Ranneberger the past week. Mrs. Duvall and Miss Lyle Magruder of Woodstock Va who have been visiting the family of Mr. A O. McCardell North Market street have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Schley Cassin
Navy Department
Washington
Frederick
George W. Cann
Brooklyn
N.Y
E. 0. McSherry
East Second Street
Clarence F. Schroeder
Gratton
W. Va
Schroeder
North Market Street
J. L. Reon
Mary Schaffar
Keynsville
Lea Ranneberger
Duvall
Misa Lyle Magruder
Woodstock
A O. McCardell
Hymeneal Notice and Local Market Summaries
Rev Dr and Mrs Irwin Pounds McCurdy invite Mary Mildred March McCardy to wed Mr Robert M Elrick on Thanksgiving Day at 538 South Forty-ninth Street Philadelphia at 8 o clock. Local market quotes list corn at 2.50 per barrel, 50c per bushel shelled, wheat No 2 red 1.07, No 3 cad 1.04, steamer 99c per bushel, rejected 87c, damaged 8.00 per bushel, oats 65c per bushel. Republican classification held at Sabillasville with Jos W Wolfinger as orator. field speech attended by several hundred from Deerfield Foxville and others. Buona Vista Band provided music. Also an ad urging readers to turn goods into cash via Taz News classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Pounds McCurdy
Mary Mildred March McCardy
Robert M. Elrick
South Forty-ninth Street
Philadelphia
McCurdy
BH. M. Cramer & Co
Sabillasville
Jos. W. Wolficger
Deerfied
Foxville
Buona Vista Band
Muslo
Fredericktown Stamp Act Funeral Recalls Judicial Stand
A tablet for Frederick County’s "immortal twelve" judges is to be unveiled, recalling November 23, 1765 when county court judges formally refused to enforce Parliament’s Stamp Act. The act spurred protests, public misgivings toward stamp distributors, and a celebrated mock funeral of the Stamp Act as chronicled in the Maryland Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Effeck
Tse
Zachariah Hood
Maryland
Annapolis
Baltimore
Elkridge
Frederick
New York
Frederick County Court
Bastoesa
Thomas Beatty
William Luckett
Charles Jones
Thomas Price
Joseph Smith
David Lynon
Samuel Basil
Peter Bainbridge
Andrew Hough
William Blair
James Dickson
Michael Ashford Dowden
James Yeach
Stephen West
James
Eheritfa
Clarke
Comestiore
Isis
Darnall
Handa of Justics
Sons of Liberty
Samuel Swearingen
Opprasaton
Goovie of Liberty
Court of Vice Admiralty
Guarda de Costas
Desolation and Liberty at Maryland Stamp Act Protest
An old narrative depicts a mob scene against the Stamp Act with public executions, funeral oration, and a dying protester, followed by a civic celebration planned for tomorrow. Governor Warfield and Mrs. Warfield to attend ceremonies. Miss Ritchie hosts a reception. courthouse exercises at 2 p.m. and speakers including Mrs. Donald McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Warfield
Miss Ritchie
Ritchie
Donald McLean
New York
McLean
Wedded in Baltimore ceremony at Hotel Rennert
Mrs Bessie Dell Zantz and Mr Reno S Harp wed at noon in Baltimore's Hotel Rennert. Rev S R Keohbach officiated with Rev G W Stinespring assisting. After a wedding dinner they left for a western trip via St Louis to World Fair. home expected after December 20 at 563 West Obarch Street. Harp, a Frederick leader and Republican central committeeman, and Miss Zantz, daughter of Newton M Zantz, have many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee. Harp
Reno S. Harp
Bessie Dell Zantz
Thre Oly
Reuuert
Baltimore
8. R. Keohbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
GO. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
S Church
Misa Orra Belle Adame
Hageratown
Aid
Frank Heauseg
New York
Harp
St. Louis
Thanksgiving events and local sales ads in Frederick
Local notices describe a Frederick City Hospital Thanksgiving program with a 6 30 p m start at Junior Hall, solicit donations, and plan tableaux dances and music. A series of Christmas openings and novelties from John Eisenhauer and Eisenhawer’s are advertised, with specials on Lynnhaven oysters and gift items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Thureday
Junior Gall
Rhett Ward
Thanksgiving items and events listed in local notices
Public notices advertise openings and Thanksgiving specials. Georg8 Diamond plans a confectionery and soda shop near Adams Repress by December 1. Local events include a Thanksgiving dance at Junior Hall on November 23 and an Oyster Supper at Zion Church. Availability of produce and desserts noted with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargesheimer Deak
Eee
M. Percival
Devilbiss, Mort
Cole Lidie
Gap
Zion Church
Urbana
Prinity
Herahberger
Olty Hotel
Herabberger
Geo
Diamond
Adams
Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity M. E
South
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Altuiny
Mo Oarther
Essen Iing
Steuart
Cian Battaniere
Wasamerox
W. JL. Moons
Oes
Taz News
Fredericktown
America
Great Britain
Sud
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Liberty
Son of
Samual Swoeartogen
Frank Crabs
Weat
Patrick Street
Marrage
Mr. Reno
Miss Bagsie Zantz
Rennert
Olivat Cametury
Frank Lovell
Junior Fire Company
Elmira
N. Y
York
Wm. Smith
Frederick and Middletown
Greaos
Ganoteab Agato
Citizens ® National Bank
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Swecie
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Basatos
National Bank
Dueto Tra Unter
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Joan Hendrickson
Weher
Miguel
Robien
Thas
Agiasors
John Renderickson
Newig & Miller
Namie & Miller
ManvuaNn
Tuyte
Correce Street
Furnes London
Meray
George & Rodock & Co
Brosdclothe
Oura Jase
George
Roddox & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Thomas PF
Kage
Mires Fredarick County
North Market Barret Frederick, MD
Pradarick County
Cranberries. Freet. NL
Neldig & Miller
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City Hotel Grill
Jobo Kisscheauer
IY Hotel Grill
Lynnhavens
Clinton E. Main
Obrintm&é
Main's Drug
Hoton E. Mato
Idraduate Pharmactat
Ars
M.O. Gutzpavan
Eisenhawer
Notion
Witard N. Gargett
John Eisenhauer
J. QO. Hendrix
Second Artest
Ss. John's Osiholto Church
Johan Eisenhauer
Christeoas
Groners A. Pope
Sod Ohio Railroad
Bonday
Charles W. Stall
Louis
Sonia
Osll
L. E. Mullinix
Ror Portieres
Chriasmas
Joan EisenHavagr
Rope Portieres
N. R. & D. Mastz
Bonth Market Street
Franlein Frede Biemens
Woman's College
Mollinix
Besant & Knott
Enst
Poverlek Street
Henna
Baverkral Ftust
Alddawly
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Oldawiy
Ramsburg
Sponcoller
Fox
Frederick Stowa House
Bat Patrick Street
Nigdaér
Court Street
Bart Hurch Street
Mra
C. Carlin
West Patrick Street
Market Street
D. A. Gaastle
Aidtt
Hendrix
Briah Frou
Geo. Alminerman
Alsdtt
Percival
Frederick, Md
Nestler
F. B. Sappinton
Studens
B. Bappingtos
Lidie
Charlotte Rosse
Merangaes
Paddipge
Areama
Joes
Heksheeluer's
Goto Hershberger
City Hovel
Lidie's. T
Atandarda
Selaota Oyatera
Hersaberger
Thandie
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