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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
3
New Market County Correspondence Notes Local Visits
County notes from New Market record visits of Clarence Etchison Baltimore and William Wood Washington to familiar homes. Mentions health of W. Ogborn, Odd Fellows parade, various visits, schoolings in Alexandria, and church reopening with improved building. Also reports sale of 7 acre Tobery property to Howard S Harris and Mary E Harris for 423 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Clarence Etchison
Baltimore
Wm. Wood
Washington, D. C
William W. Ogborn
W. O. Bough
Corri
Viorence
T. A. Stephens
Frederick College
J. Lutien Falconer
F. J. Zimmerman
Odd Fellows
Misa Mary Stephens
Charisa Dryer
Monrovia
Heal
Noah BE. Cramer
Georges W. Tobery
Mary EB. Tobery
New Market District
Howard St. Harris
Mary EB. Harris
Dooley Got the Paint Job in Belay One Tale
A letter from Frederick Maryland recounts Mr Dooley of Lancaster New Hampshire winning a painting job for the Episcopal parsonage. He claimed it would take 20 gallons, but the dealer offered 10 gallons Devoe and eleven gallons sufficed. The note signs F W Driver & Co and P L Barges & Co with a closing car remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. A. Gittinger
Frederick
Denz
Dooley
Chicago
Lancaster
N. H
Episcopal Parsonage
Devos
L. F. Moore
Moore
F.W. Drver & Co
Ps. P.L. Barges & Co
Warfield Tour Draws Fans and Proposals at Libertytown
Hon. Edwin Warfield, Democratic candidate for Maryland governor, spoke at Libertytown about a morning ride through Frederick hills and praised the county crowds. He urged single men to marry, drew laughs about his bachelor fans, and connected with farmers and their families amid a lively tournament with Democrats and a pro- prohibition challenger absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Frederick
Fair
General Baughman
Prohibition
Col
John Sobieski
Los Angeles
Ost
Colonel Sobieski
Poland
Maximilian
Mexico
Grant
Jacob Rohrback
Jacob M. Newman
Guy Motter
John Gardner
House of Delegates
Maximus Whitehill
Register of Wills
John T. Fogle
G. A. T. Snouffer
James ©. Horne
D. M. Devilbiss
W. B. Oneshall
Joseph Boyle
Piney Mount
Charles P. Campbell
Forest Glen
Harry Manshour
Little Jack
Charles Reardon
Liberty
Isaac A. Smith
Glenwood
Mr. Boyle
Professions i’ Olaes
Lynn Wood
Lynnwood
R. H. Mercer
Pleasant Valley
O. Molesworth
Pleasant At
Vernon Garner
Locust Grove
Boyle
Misa
Nelson Cramer
Mr. Wood
Misa Era Sappington
Lens Metcalf
Mary M. Sappington
Barah E. Eyler
Grace Munakoor
Nona Appleby
John Francis Smith
J. E. B. Wood
Harry Boyle
Millard Byler
Brooke Jamison
Edward Bell
Dorsey Norris
Murray Boone
D. B. Stone
Brooke I. Jamison
Edward Hobbs
R. Frank Sappington
Samcel Kavanaugh
St. Peter's Church
Mr. Warfield
Frederick County
Stening
Woodsboro
Warfield
Oreageratown
Thurmont
Emmiteburg
City Opera House
Boonsboro
Eretone
Itowa
Frederick Fair
Balida Fine Home On Glen Ellen Farm Near Baltimore Pike
Mrs L T Legg of Baltimore has begun a fine colonial style home on her Glen Ellen farm east of town along the Baltimore pike. The expansive house features a wraparound porch, a grove surrounding the grounds, and a heavy arched driveway with the residence about three hundred yards from the public road. The Leggs have not decided if the property will be their permanent home or a summer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balida
L. T. Legg
Baltimore
Glen Ellen
Baltimore Pike
Funeral of Mrs T L MiFtst at Harmony Grove
The funeral for Mrs. T L MiFtst was held at 10 this morning with services at the house near Harmony Grove conducted by Rev 5 Hench and Rev Mr Makoskay of the M P church at Bocksystown. Pallbearers were G Parsons Ira Marion and Irving Miller sons of the deceased and Archie and Manning Farson nephews of Baltimore. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with O G Carty as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Miftst
Harmony Grove
ME. Hench
Makoskay
M. P
Bocksystown
G. Parsons
Ira
Marion
Irving Miller
Archie
Manning Farson
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
O. G. Carty
Completing the Sewar Junction Chamber Progress
Work continues on the junction chamber at the west corner of Market and All Saints streets. The chamber will connect the All Saints street sewer with the Market street sewer, and remaining service pipes and inlets are awaiting installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Sewar
Market
Saints’ Streets
Putin
All Saints’ Street
Day and Savannah Georgi in jail with escape attempts
George H. Day and Savannah Georgi were taken to confinement by Deputy Sheriff L. F. Carter after a court sentence. Day repeatedly removed cuffs and handed them back, claiming advanced restraints and claiming he could unlock any cuffs. Savannah Georgi confessed to thefts including an overcoat and eight trousers. Walker Board awaits sentencing for a killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goo. H. Day
George H. Day
Savannah Georgi
L. F. Carter
Day
Carter
Baltimore
Bronawick
Savannah
Georgia
Hoass of Correction
Frederick
Walker Board
Peter Weisker
Wanted information on award for South Market Street paving
John J. Connor of Philadelphia, the lowest bidder for paving Market Street from Patrick to All Saints, complains the contract was awarded to J A Fritchey & Son. The board cited Fritchey’s ability to lay sewer protection as reason. Connor plans potential action after consulting lawyers, vowing not to bid again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market
John J. Cannor
Philadelphia
Dpatrick
All Saintes
J. A. Fritchey & Son
Broderick
Renson
Connor
Frederick
Fritchey
Local Race and Officials Change Across Anne Arundel and Talbot Counties
A free rural mail route starts in Anne Arundel County. Frostburg’s Brot A W DeWitt named principal of Oakland public schools in Garrett County. George H Arnold resigns as Brooklyn Maryland police chief. Charles McDonald appointed in his place. Levin H North aged 66 dies at Tilghman Island. noted as one of the island’s most prosperous men. Gladys Stewart aged 17 of Annapolis dies after an accidental shooting by her 12 year old cousin. Wilson M Tyler of Easton Gazette nominated for Register of Wills on Talbot County Republican ticket after Arthur Grace declines. A steam steel scoop weighs 80 000 pounds and valued at 20 000 sinks in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal at Big Pool during Cumberland extension work. Charles W Bolden a retired contractor and Oakland resident dies aged 78. long time citizen and Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel County
A. W. DeWitt
Frostburg
Schooa
Oakland
Garreé County
George H. Arnold
Brooklyn
Charles
McDonald
Levin H. North
Tilghman’s Island
Ascow
Cumberland
Western Maryland Railroad
Big Pool
Charles W. Bolden
Local notices include classes resumed and shop notices
Miss Ritchie resumes dancing classes in Frederick on Friday October 2 at 8 15 and Saturday October 8 at 4 00 with private lessons available. Joffee and Tea promotes White Star coffee and Ho teas. Fall stock at Carpet and Furniture Store features tapestry in olives reds greens and bagdads with prices from 1.00 to 10.50 and reed rockers priced 1.75 to 10.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ritchie
Plata
Mise Ritchie
Frederick
Maryland
Local Automobile and retail notices in Baltimore area
Local brief items describe automobile prospects with the Cadillac priced around 760, Maryland Delaware dealer connections, optician C. L. Kefauver at the Oito Hotel October 5-6, fall millinery sales at Mrs. E Parse and WN., R. & D. Waxtz, removal of J. M. Birely to Market and West Ghardh streets, a piano and music shop, wallpaper department boasting season novelties by L. E. Mullomain, and local business promotions and sales reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar-Del-Mobile Company
Union Trust Building
Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
Searchmont
Yale
Waverley Electrics
E. Parse
Market St
J. M. Birely
Birely
Fawons Palace of Music
N. Market Street
Corner Market
West Ghardh Streets
Purely Personal Notes From Local Social Scene
Miss Martha Thompson of Mon stovia is visiting relatives in the city. Mia Mabel Ely ban travels to Brooklyn to enter Pratt Institute art class. Mrs. M. C. Thompson leaves for Richmond Virginia to spend winter. Mrs. E Huber and children of Columbus Pa visit J J Houff family this week. Miss Ruth Motter departs for Westminster to take a bookkeeper position with Sieger Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thompson
Real Monstovia
Mia Mabel Ely Ban
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pratt Institute
M. C. Thompson
Richmond
E. Huber
Columbis
J. J. Houff
Mies Ruth Motter
Weatminster
Sieger Manufacturing Company
The Work of Death Infant Dies at Five Months
Obituary items report infant John E. Ohss of Fengarville died at 5 months old from stomach trouble. Funeral will be Friday at 10 in the Reformed church. Also noting Frederick Klein, 28, of 2437 York Rd Baltimore, died September 28. funeral held this afternoon. Plus note of Miss Bob White opera coming October 14 at City Opera House and local market prices at Mountain City Mills. Bank designated as United States Depository for public money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E
Ohss
BE. Ellis
Fesgaville
Reformed Church
Fengarville
Frederick Elen
Frederick Klein
Henry
Mary Klein
York Road
Baltimore
Bob White
Thos. A. McKee
Nixon & Zimmerman's
Miss Bob White
Comedy Opera Company
City Opera House
United States Depository
the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Van Wormer Brothers Executed in Cassanora Prison
Special Dispatch reports Willis Van Wormer was electrocuted at Cassanora prison with Frederick Van Wormer following in the chair. The three brothers, Willis, Frederick, and Barton, were all put to death within minutes of each other as timing and procedure are noted. Separately, East Ghorch Street paving continues with wells filled near curbs and one house well still containing water after being filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassanora
N. Y
Willis ‘van Wormer
Frederick van Wormer
Barton
Local Pony Challenge and Oyster Ad Notice
A city resident touts having the handsomest pony and runs a wager on beating any pony of similar weight. A note directs readers to All Saints Street for viewing and claims a three month lead in ownership. Also promotes shell oysters and other seafood at Doll's Gem Dining Parlors with daily freshness and 15 to 25 cent plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranabout
All Saints Street
Onanes
Café pavement works and residence painting in town
Mr Charles Doll has bricklayers paving his cafe front on West Patrick Street while painters work on Mr Henry Williams residence on Court Street costing paint. Insurance companies warn about higher consumption risks for underweight individuals. Father John’s Medicine advertised as nourishing for blood and nerves. Consumption cure claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Doll
West Patrick Stress
Henry ‘Williams
Court Street
John
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