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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
5
Police think Hammond, accused of murdering his wife, is currently in Tucson Arizona. The trail of the suspect follows reports and sightings as investigators pursue leads across state lines.
Special Dispatch reports from Pierscene on November 25 that Sempers has been elected President of the American Federation of Labor, marking a leadership change in the major labor organization.
Athens dispatch reports an international fleet setting sail for Turkey at noon. The move underscores ongoing maritime activity and regional tension as ships depart from port with unspecified destinations and duties.
Purely personal notices list Mrs George J Lockey and son visiting in Pittsburgh Pa and D Allen Jones family moving within the city Also Carrie TroxzH returned from New York Masa Shipley visiting Washington DC Wo Nash Young returned from Baltimore Mrs Lawrence Rust Les hosting Belle Matthews Keefer Phreeger returned from Norfolk Hon M J Grove and wife returned from Lime Kiln Edward Remsburg and daughter visiting her father Cornelius Staley Mrs Thomas W Simmons or Hogertown and Mrs Roger Simmons guest of Hon and Mrs Glenn Worthington Rev E G Mclan and wife arrived Frederick to board at Hast Third street They will move to 18 Hast Third street before December 15.
Alderman Schell and Hindley while out hunting yesterday captured 16 rab bits and 16 partridges. Vercon Feags was drawn as a juror this morning in Tuscarora district. Messrs. Benjamin Firebus and Jas. Brust hunted yesterday and secured four rabbits and four partridges. Ex Sedge Wm. J. Black sold a farm near Thurmont to Warner T. Grimes. The heirs of Dr. J. Embaugh sold 24 acres west of Woodsboro to Charles W. Hoibrazer for 2600 dollars. W. A. Diller and William Shively of York bought Clinton Cramer’s 200 acre farm at Centerville for 13000 dollars. W. A. Barton purchased 175 acres of the above farm leaving about 23 acres of copper ore land likely to be developed.
The Osatholic bazar drew a good crowd last evening and several prizes were won. Miss Elizabeth Hodeck claimed a gold watch while Ira O B. Staley won a rocking chair, with many more attendees earning items such as doll hones, lap robe, silk slippers, and a silver fruit basket. Fr. Tealey of Washington attended as a guest.
Jesse Derr a West Patrick Street resident faces larceny charges after a jail commitment for disorderly conduct. He allegedly took Samuel Metzger’s pocketbook containing about $19 and receipts, later claimed by Derr to have been given by Metzger. Metzger testified he withdrew $20 yesterday and that $25.50 was Derr’s earnings. Justice Eckstein set Dent’s bail at 300 dollars for grand jury action.
Gold and coins valued at 23 621g were found in an old West Main street chimney by Tawis Flook and Ostroll Feeta. The trove included 1805 and 1854 gold pieces, a 1779 half crown, 1775 Spanish silver dollars, and other cents. Loot turned over to Mr. Filock. further finds reported on nearby properties over years.
John W. Barber dies after apoplexy in Park Mills area at 62. Civil War veteran with widow Miss Iarah Jaze Ridenatr. Funeral and burial at Koohns Onsper Park Mills. Also Daniel E Hall eight months, son of Alice Hall and grandson of John J Murdoch, dies from convulsions at 16 Middle Alley. Funeral 2 PM Rev Wagocer officiating. Interment Laboring Sons Cemetery. Thomas P Rica undertaker.
Funeral services for Adam Wesley, colored, were held yesterday at 8 o'clock at his home on East Ohnuroh Street, conducted by Rev. J. P. Wagoner. Pallbearers were Pins Nolan, John Jones, William Tilman, and Obharien Dorsey. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P. Rica served as general director.
Freder ick locals presented the comedy Under Two Flags by the Freder ick Amateur Club with Mrs McDaniel as sponsor. The cast included Miss Henrietta McDaneel Cigarette and Mr Whipp Barrie Dacyl delivering solid performances, while supporting roles by Mr Reich Mr Deisplans and Mr Goodell enhanced the show.
Gursler, appointed after a recent ownership change, brings 23 years of railroad and trolley experience. He is described as genial and has settled with his wife and son on East Patrick Street in Frederick.
Misa J ellie Garratt presented a paper on Egyptian sculpture and painting noting five periods from 6000 B C to after the 26th Dynasty. She described the Pharaohs as autocratic powers, the lack of individual artisans, and the enduring yet fading monuments reflecting a history of dominance and artistry.
The Rocking Chair Circle met at Miss Kate Thomas's West Third Street home on Wednesday. Twelve members answered roll call with quotations and enjoyed a guessing game. Miss Myrile Thomas assisted Buss Thomas in serving refreshments. The group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Amoe Urner's home.
A long list of religious services and church announcements for Sobloyeville and surrounding towns. Sunday school times vary from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Episcopal, Grace Reformed, Presbyterian, St John’s Catholic, Lutheran, German Baptist Brethren, and Methodist churches plan sermons, anniversaries, and missionary society events with speakers from Lancaster and Washington.
Among the handsome monuments recently erected in Mt Olivet cemetery is one for Mr and Mrs Henry O Talbott of Charlestown West Ya. The structure is Westerly granite weighing eleven tons with a three ton base and a cross on top measuring six feet five inches by three feet. A blue bouquet on the second base enhances its appearance. Talbott is father of Dr WH Talbott who married Miss Lillian Hedges daughter of the late Lycorges Hedges a former Mt Clives cemetery president. Also noted are praises for Robert Downing a temperate, capable worker. Thanksgiving night plays at City Opera House feature The Gladistor in three acts and A Farmer’s Story or a Broken Heart. Local market quotations: New Orleans oil $2.00 per barrel, shelled new 45 cents per bushel, old 55 cents. Wheat No 3 red 78 cents. Oats 30 cents per bushel.
Dutrow offers premium fruits and garden produce while Advance Food-F E Phiseger promotes stock food for farmers. Frederick area ads announce rail schedule change and faster service between Myersville and Frederick. Local shops showcase clothing, jackets, robes, and a large Christmas display. Oyster and seafood vendors, Christmas novelties, and home goods appear with store promotions and delivery services.
At a meeting last evening the new by-laws were read and adopted seriatim and will be adopted as a whole at the December 4 gathering when officers will be nominated.
A fundraiser sale of delicacies is planned for the free kindergarten at City Hotel salon room on Wednesday November 29 at 2 o'clock. Items include Tafnes, Saft Caramel, Almond, Pesout and Finit Bra, Horehound Efasee, plus drinks and snacks. J. M. Cuber lists offerings on West Patrick Street.
The Board of Managers of the Episcopal Orphan House records a memorial for Mrs Caroline D Markell, praising her high character, wise counsel, and faithful service. The resolution honors her as a model of womanhood and directs a memorial page in the record book and a copy to be sent to her family, signed by fellow managers.
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