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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
3
The Weekly News Tan Wastir Mews will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with the largest circulation in Broderick city and county. Ads copy due by 5 p m Wednesday for new ads and 6 p m for changes.
District President Charles A. Walty and Camp 17 members visited Camp 42 at Doubs on Saturday night. Walty urged cross-camp membership growth across districts 17 and 43 and invited Camp 43 to attend Camp 17’s initiation on October 24. Attendees included Geo W. Myers, George H. Scheel, Wm. Helms, Ray H. Smith, Eugene Guy Phobas and Jacob L. Hagelbrechs.
Mrs Cornelius Poole wife of Cornelius Poole died at her home near Monrovia on September 25 after months of cancer aged 77. Rev M F Courtney officiated. Interment at New Market cemetery. The funeral drew large crowds despite bad weather reflecting her kindness. Survived by husband a sister Elisabeth and several brothers including John S Mason.
Delegates gather for the thirty first annual convention in Baltimore with opening services in the opera house. National and state leaders conduct devotionals and address duties. The program includes songs, a question box, and evening sessions at 7 20 with further talks announced.
The obituary reports Andrew N. Cramer a Lewistown merchant and elder of the Reformed Church at Aston died recently. Services were at Alios church with Rev M Hench officiating, burial at Gladys near Walkersville. Luther Creamer of Toermont served as director. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Henry Nelson who died near McKalg, with funeral at Central M P church and interment in a cemetery nearby. D Hammond J T Maynard J T Baker Barry Fox James Halfeigh Herman Bockey S B Randle listed as pallbearers and D T Baker as director.
The United Fire Company held its regular quarterly meeting last night. A by law change to lower the quorum to members only was panned. A resolution to require quarterly dues in advance will be voted on at the next meeting. A fair week ball is set for Wednesday and committees were named: Was L. Shuffler, George Doli, Gey F. Ruprecht, Harry O. Edmonda, and O. Leonard Storm.
At the City Opera House last night the drama A Sister's Sacrifice drew praise for writing and plotting. Misa Eshel Barrington as Kate Powers delivered a creditable emotional turn, with Bob Allen's wife drawing solid notice. Peter Alten’s part featured O B Hawkins in a humorous bibslong old man portrayal. Audience size reached about one fifth of the expected attendance.
Fragmented OCR describes plans for a new factory with extensive improvements by Onnaing Company. A damaged note mentions a building of about 100 by 665 feet and preparations for the season, aiming to have everything ready soon.
A long list of locals and visitors appears in a community notices column. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Patel, Mrs. Lawis, Miss Lakis, Mrs. Wosek, Mrs. Elmer Ray, Miss Keepps, Mr. and Mrs. Dyar, Miss Yous, and Captain Stokes. People travel to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, Norfolk, and other cities for study, health, or family reasons.
Stabler candidate Mortimer O. Stabler son of Am B M Stabler from Allegany County was removed from his deputy role in Baltimore County replacing David E. Dick.
Reported parade day down Pennsylvania Avenue features local firemen and civilian spectators. The misread text mentions Getty and Bat but lacks clear details on participants or outcomes.
A Frederick packing firm reports potential alcohol profits from corn cobs after the 1907 Desatured Alcohol Law. A factory worker estimates 80 000 gallons could be produced from cob stock, prompting further inquiry by local producers into possible evasion and enforcement actions.
Fragmentary legal notice describes deputy actions and fines amid a dated case. References to individuals and charges appear obliquely, with payments detailed as small sums. The wording is garbled but indicates a legal proceeding and monetary penalties.
At a meeting of the Board of Charities and Correction contracts were awarded to J. M. Newman & Co. and others for coal and hides. The report lists several names and items, though some OCR text is garbled.
Yesterday noon a spring wagon belonging to Mr Ed ward Campbell and a two horse team driven by Mr Harrison Kehne collided in front of Mr John Eisenhoust’s and Mr John Lipps helped prevent further damage. No injuries or vehicle damage reported.
An assortment of old advertisements and notices from Frederick County includes a seller asking debtors to pay at the store Aquila Yaaxixe announces a new business tone and a range of goods from Iron King stove to Belson Gold Moulded Records October Edileon Phono parlors promote products Portner’s Hofbran advertises hops and sedative ale Portner’s Hofran at brewery supply chain notes a boy wanted at North Katten Frederick Meantime local businesses advertise medical and banking services L E Mullinix and others present to day movelics and decorations urging early note payments and customer appreciation
News notes from Maryland state pages report the Deer Park Hotel ending a very successful season. Other items mention Allegany Garrett county tolls, Maryland penitentiary funding, and political moves including Arthur P. Gorman seeking the State Senate seat in Howard County next year.
Stables proprietor Stables Macera McHenry Bros Bonedealece of Hagerotown, formerly of Wrederick, bought a West Church lot 340 feet deep to an alley from Osho J. Shifler and wife on private terms. McHenry plans a large stable on the site and other improvements.
The St John s Linerary Institute will open this evening at 7 30 o clock offering a course in stenography bookkeeping mathematics and typing The program is designed so a student can follow the entire course if he wishes with classes starting at 7 30 each evening.
The 200th meeting of the Baltimore presbytery opened at Renbee church with the retiring moderator 8 Greenwell of Belair presiding. Rev D C Neely of Alsquith Street church Salisbury was elected moderator and John E Meebdit was named clerk.
Mrs Albert Whittler of Telegraph Street displays a large lemon tree in her yard with four lemons. One fruit measures twelve inches in circumference and a prop is suspected to support the limb. The lemons are described as tied to a green state.
Fragmentary OCR note records a price reference of 1080 and mentions a condemned item with 13 cents gore context. Text is garbled and names or clear event are not identifiable.
Fragmentary text mentions a winter event or subject, but lacks clear names, places, or actions to establish a readable news item. The readable portion provides insufficient facts for a fuller summary or headline.
Fragmented OCR notes show bids and sales details including pricing and quantities. Mentions coats and garments with several names and places, plus an appeal for a young man to join a local effort at the Merton site.
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