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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1905
Page
3
Toe Wrasix News Preview Promises Twelve Page Feature
The Weekly News announces Toe Wrasix News will be a handsome twelve page edition ready Thursday with numerous special features. It claims the largest bona fides circulation in Frederick city and county and offers advertising advantages. Copy for ads due by Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLY
Frederick City
Tom Wankly
Summer Faire Nears as Fishing Leads to Odd Finds
Brief items note two weeks to the Frederick agricultural fair and several Monocacy river fishing catches. Mr Freshour hauled a ten pound CBIE, John L. Carr caught seven bass of the Monocacy at Black Rock weighing 4 3/4 pounds, and Mr Goldis Branffer landed a three pound bass at Worman's Roe. A brown carrier pigeon tagged 8 006 was found by Mrs Baker of 411 East Patrick Street and will be returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Freshour
John L. Carr
Black Rock
Goldis Branffer
Worman
Charies Quoynn
Jacob Rohrbeck
Elias Ramsburg
Hunting Creek
Mehr Ushu
Maude
Albert Baxer
East Patrick Street
Edgar L Miller
Morgan Cecil
West Patrick Street
Cora M. Carty
Margaret A. Best
Washington, D. C
John Louis Miller
Washington
Mc Lewin H. Miller
Bass Patrick Street
Clifford Hastings
Refus K Hoelphenstins
Singapore Hills
Ion
Vernon Boxton
West Lawond
Baltimore
Blanch Hooper
Gertrude Smico
Alton Oram
Mabel Hooper
Hagerstown
Harry O. Schroeder
Glenn O. Garbar
David Griffin
Barry
Schroeder
Braddock Heights
W.P. Anderson
Mount Airy
Luther Frazier
Martin Kefauver
Frederick County
Mount Holly Fair
Mount Holly
N.J
Frederick County Agricultural Society
York Fair
Obansy Weigand and Local Inquiries Dominate State News
Obansy former guide at the State House in Acnopolis dies at 79. Weigand dies at the Grest Falls Hotel in Montgomery county at 61. Grand juries hear on revenues and pool selling violations. A unidentified African American man, about 30, found in Chesapeake and Ohio Canal below Great Falls. Frank J Cheney swears as senior partner of Cheney & Co. in Toledo. firm offers 100 dollars per uncured catarrh case. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcen
D. Obansy
State House
Acnopolis
Amelle Weigand
Grest Falls
Montgomery County
Judgea Boyd
Allegany Grand Jury
Chesapeakea and Ohio Canal
Great Falls
State of 610
City
Toren
Frank d. Cheney
Irm
F. J. Chener & Co
Toledo
Frm
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
W. Gleason
Bali
Trial Interruption And Discharges In Local Court
Trial of Albert M. Marcer for perjury halted as juror John Hershberger reports illness in his wife and is excused. Jury discharged, case moved to December term. Several related cases continued. others pled guilty with fines. Reported illnesses among local residents follow court notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Marcer
John Hershberger
Cass
Lighter
Pearre
Orphans’ Court
E. A. Tome
M.A. Beer
Office of the Register of Wills
We. O. Mercer
Grayson E. Mercer
Fern
Charles Crockets
Brunswick
P.F Pampel
Charles Gloss
Pampei
Bobrbsch
United Fire Company Starts New Charter Meetings
United Fire Co held the first meeting under the new charter in the hall. Imwa reported partial findings from the committee and sought member suggestions. The purchase committee said 2000 ss parts were replaced and the wagon would be turned over to the company. The president was to appoint a five member committee for the annual fair dance. The next gathering is Friday evening November 3 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Co
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Imwa
County approves bridge project and road plans
The Board of County Commissioners awarded a wooden bridge contract to Samuel M. String for a fourteen foot span over Little Catootin Creek in Jackson district. The board also ratified a survey and plat for widening and relocation of Poole's public road for a bridge in Emmitport district. A French poodle named Mops died after a mastiff attack at the Stewart residence on East Fitch Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Little Catootin Creek
Jackson
Samuel M. String
Poole’s
Emmiteporg
L. C. Buyder
J. J. Stewart
East Fitch Streat
Dre. Smith
Sylburk
Injured by Fall on West Third Street
Mira Harry Lochner on West Third Street suffered a bad fall while opening a bitade in the parlor. She struck the window sill with her face, bruising near the eye and fracturing the jawbone. Dr. Harry Fabroey attended. the patient is progressing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Harry Lochner
West Third Street
Harry Fabroey
Trustees close 285 acres for Fairoey Memorial Home site
The trustees of the Fairoey Memorial Home for the Aged of the Dunkard church closed best for 285 acres of land at Mapleville in Washington county, contiguous to the Old Folks' Home. The land was purchased from Chicago heirs of the late Dr. Peter Fahrney, who before his death donated the brick mansion and 1.5 acres adjoining for the homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairoey Memorial Home For the
Rhea Dunkard Church
Mapleville
Washington County
Chicago
Peter Fahrney
Change on Ticket Declares Clinton Lindsay's Nomination Declined
Mr. Clinton Irving Lindsay has declined the nomination as candidate for House of Delegates on the Prohibition ticket and has been a resident of Carroll county for a year. Mr. James O. Working of Woodsboro district has been nominated to fill the vacancy on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Irving Lindsay
House of Delegates
Carroll County
James O. Working
Woodsboro
Local Mart Market Quotas For Today
Market quotes from Mr. G Waring Tyson list corn at 2.50 per barrel shelled 65ol per bushel and wheat No 2 red at 70 per bushel steamer 680 per bushel, injected 550 per bushel damaged 500 per bushel with a date of 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Purley Personal Notices From Frederick City Daily Life
Purely personal items list residents visiting relatives and attending events from Frederick and nearby areas. Names include Elmer O Katilog attending York fair. J P Smith visiting Baltimore. Charles D Eldridge on business in Washington. many others moving, relocating or returning from trips to Washington Baltimore York and Mount Holly fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsgrephe
Elmer O. Katilog
York Fair
G. A Lobr
Loy
Frederick
Baker Johnson
Chicago
J. P. Smith
Battimore
Charles D. Eldridge
Myers Ville
Washington
Death notices for Franklin A Brendel and others in Washington
Franklin A Brendel aged 63 died at his Washington DC home after caring for his gravely ill son who died weeks earlier. Brendel, a pension office clerk for 20 years, leaves a daughter Mrs Maggie Haont and siblings Mrs Peter Gray M and Graves Brendel Charles Brendel, with funeral at his residence and burial in Ms Olive’s cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of George Esterly of Georgetown and Thomas Mook of Mendittown from paralysis, with brief survivor details and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frarklin A. Brendel
Franklin A. Brendel
Thin City
12Th Street
Washington
Brendle
Pension Office
Shouk
Alaggie Haont
Washington, D. C
Peter Gray
Gageratown
Mary Brendel
Washingston
Graves Brendel
Baltimore
Charles Brendel
Thomas Kock
Thomas Mook
Mindietown
Funerals Held For Gordelig Alexander And Margaret Richardon
The funeral for Gordelig Alexander was held at 8 AM from the residence of George Schaeifer with services by Hen Mr Rupley and Rev E L McLaan. Interment followed at Middletown Reform Cemetery with pallbearers listed and F Schroser as funeral director. The Margaret Richardson funeral occurred at 10 AM at the home of her brother in law B F Free Rocky Springs with Rev M S Castle officiating. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as director. The Maryland Crahrer Fund Commission awarded a $5000 contract to Samuel Kirk & Co for a silver service for the arcissr Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordelig Alexander
George Schaeifer
Maryland Craiher Fund Commission
Arcissr
Maryland
Samuel Kirk & Bon Co
Dittmar Confirmed for Maryland Classis Call at Mayland Olds is
Rev. David N. Dittmar was received from Philadelphia Classis and called to the Jefferson charge in Maryland. A committee including Dr K Eschbach S B Miller and I M Motter was appointed to install him with October 15 set for the installation in Trinity Chapel, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dittmar
Phusdelphia Cine
Lescall
Mayland Olsesis
Reformed Baroh
Trinity Ohapel
David N. Dittmar
Philadelphia
Jefferson Charge
Big County
Mr Dittmar
Board of Home Missions
The
Reformed Church
Fort Washington
Hoy
Harry F. Dittmar
Our Garment Department Invites Judgment on This Season
Our Garment Department invites your judgment on this season s creations in the line of Salta Separats Skirts Coats Ulsters and Pall Jackets We have not lowered the standard of workmanship on these goods if any we have improved it without increasing prices Separate long coats in Black Navy Ten caverta and whip cords The shabby mixtures of grey etc Gilad to show you the They will not press you today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salta
Fashions Reign Supreme for October Shopping
Neidig & Miller advertise numerous women’s garments and accessories for October. Neckwear includes Stocker Jabota collars at low prices. new dress goods such as French Broadcloths and Panama serges. Covert suits for fall. Petticoats offered at special low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usw
Moon Ua
Atyles
Neidig & Miller
Egg G See Demonstration and Fair Ride Advertisements
Local notice promotes a free Egg-G-See breakfast demonstration at Dou Bros and lists authorized advertisers for the Frederick Fair score card and race program. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers greatly reduced round trip fares with excursion tickets for Frederick area residents to Moonmentsl City Bayerstown Fair, with specific dates and return details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dou, Bros
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakotas
Texas
Utah
Waab
Ington
Wyoming
Baltimore 1& Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Obi Railroad
Frederick
Ospital
Moonmentsl City
Bayerstown Fair
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Osion
New Art Loom Weavers Bring Unique Rugs to Mullinix
L. B. Mullinix advertises new Art Loom Dicts and Ingrains distinct from Woollen carpets. The message promises a variety of close oriental rag styles and urges customers to visit the carpet house to see latest floor coverings.
Early Bank Officers and Directors Listed
The document records bank officers with titles and names such as President D. Baker and Vice Presidents K D Baker and Wg Zoimeran. It lists cashiers and a capital base of 100000 and 250000, followed by a roster of many directors including Jex Jas, Meinemer, D E Keraver, and Gro Wu.
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway stockholders to share cash
Emory L. Coblentz and Thomas H. Haller say the sale closed yesterday. Stockholders who deposited shares can cash out at about 18.50 per share with 20 par value. Bonds redeemed at 105. syndicate bought bonds to prevent receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
Thomas H. Haller
Frederick & Middletown Electric Raiway Co
Mrr. Coblentz
Eynodt
Baltimore
Parrot Ranch leader builds talking parrots near Victoria
Martin Holtz, an American ex-railroad conductor, established a parrot ranch near Victoria Mexico and achieved notable success. He trained hundreds of parrots to speak multiple languages and even hold extended conversations, claiming thousands in his collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Holtz
Victoria
Mexico
Fortuna
Francisco Osll
Holtz
Monterey
Tampico
Galt
Holts
Winquist
Big Pear Weighs Four Pounds From Monrovia Tree
Mr Christian Schade of West South a trees received two large pears weighing 4 pounds from Mr John Rho derick who lives near Monrovia. The tree was six years old and yielded four bushels this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Schade
John Rhoderick
Monrovia
Landmark Blacksmith Shop on South Market Tearing Down
The old Reloh property blacksmith shop on South Market Street, long used by Alexander Nolen, a colored man, is being torn down. The structure has stood as a local landmark in that town section for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reloh
South Market Street
Iats
Alexander Nolen
Frederick City Hospital clarifies fair stance and local notices
Frederick City Hospital Association states it will not conduct any booth or enterprise at the agricultural fair and warns no one is authorized to solicit contributions. The notice lists other items including funeral notice for Franklin A. Brendel by Chippens Tribe and various local ads for goods, services, and club meetings across Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospitan
Impa
Rysa
Chippens Tribe
Impa. O. KR. M
Raw
Franklin A. Brendel
EB. G. Hance
Jons H. Bissert
10,000,000 Barrel Staves Disposed By Key Firms
The Washington Building and Lime Company of Backaystown ends its contract with Hagars town Gooperage to convert timber on Hagars property into staves at Big Pool. Settlements with Es geratown Coopstage assign the remaining timber, which will be sold. Over three years the firm produced 10 million barrel staves as five local merchants advertise and press for timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Building and Lime Company
Backaystown
Hagarstown
Big Pool
Settlemens
Esgeratown Coopstage Company
Frederick Eye Clinic Seeks Patients for October Visits
Fragmentary ad copy from Frederick mentions eye ear nose throat practice, visits at City Hotel, October 7 1908, consultation at 311 North Market Street, and a display of dinner sets lamps and decor with low prices at B Sappington near City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Altimore
Frederick
Nevakdawis
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