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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
3
Visiting Notables and Local Guests Parade Through York
Local society notes list several visitors and residents: Mes. B Frank Chew and Miss Caroline Spurrier McSherry return from Shamokin and York trips. D E Herbert of Leesburg visits relatives in his city. Harry McMaster hosts friends. William Hogarth and Minnie McAleer spend time in York. Mrs Lillian Scholey hosts Miss Elsie Wilson in Baltimore. Isaac W Moore and wife visit Mrs Storm on Market Street. Edith Dudley, Berlin Conservatory graduate, visits the Konkel sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chew
South Market
Etrant
York
Mc Mahon
Michaal
Doubs
Frederick
Buebean
Ersuk Brongie
East South Street
Brunswick
D.E. Herbert
Leesburg
Harry McMaster
Wealkersville
Caroline Spurrier McSherry
Shamokin
Wiilism
Hogarth
Minnie McAleer
Pennsylvania
Har Sant
Jas. McSherry
East Second Atreat
Wiilism Sherald
West Fourth Street
Baltimore
Local maintenance and notices on Worth Market and East Patrick streets
The Baumgardner residences on Worth Market street receive baling repainted woodwork by Casper Killian. Harry Phobus with a crew lays brick pavement at J. H. Price & Co on East Patrick street. A new 200 horsepower boiler for the F and 9 Railroad arrives, weighing 20 000 pounds, to be transported to the power house today. A homing pigeon, marked G.177 on its right leg, was found exhausted in Richard Robinson’s yard on Icestreet and its owner may claim it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
John Baumgardner
Worth Market Street
Casper Killian
Harry Phobus
J. H. Price & Co
East Patrick Street
Sud la
Richard Robinson
EYMENEAL Latterner Burke Wedding at Lutheran Parsonage
A wedding at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage united Dr George Latterner of Belair Virginia and Miss Blendis Burke daughter of the late Henry Burke of Pearl. The ceremony was by Rev Charles Steck and the couple then traveled to Atlantic City. They will reside in Belair after October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latterner
Euere
Evangelical Lutheran
George Latterner
Belair
Washington, D.C
Blendis Burke
Henry Burke
Pearl
Bece
Edward Burke
Charles F. Steck
Bars
Lavterzer
Atlantic City
Belsir
Miller—Rice
Marion O. Miller
Margaret M. Rice
Woodsporo
All ‘Saints’ Rectory
Catherne Ingle
Thomas Miller
Mise Enanff
East Patrick Street
Registration Law Tests Voter Eligibility in Frederick County
In Frederick district registration officers review the 1909 act requiring newcomers to declare intent to become citizens and register at the clerk of the circuit court. Some registrants who registered in October 1904 may be barred from voting this year until the intent is evidenced for a year. An appeal is expected as officers seek authoritative interpretation while nine precincts report registrations and transfers. Camp 8.8 GG. members abandon camp due to late season and cold weather after a season of mountain camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Baltimore
Otrcuit
Frederick
Clerk of the Circuit
Conmct
Aw Bas
Freemas
Schroeder
Grifia
Garber
Sesson
Ite
Smoh
Anah
Court Convenes as Perjury Case Opens and Road Obstruction Charged
Circuit court opens at 3 30 this morning with Associate Judge Motter presiding. John Thomas charged with perjury. demurrer on first count overruled, second under advisement. Peter Sabie indicted for obstructing a road by erecting wire fences. defense for Sabie and state counsel named. Weather and health notes follow. several local residents reported improving health and minor injuries update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
John Thomas
Counsil
Frank L. Stoner
Bsid
Peter G. Ssabie
Johns
Funeral of Miss Rebecca Snead Ner in Liberty Town
The funeral for Miss Rebecca Snead Ner was held Sunday morning at the Methodist Protestant church in Liberty Town with Rev. O. M. Gollum presiding and Rev. Fr Samuel Rivanaugh assisting. Pallbearers included Calvin Metcalfe, S. Clifton Trundle, John M. Vanssat, Edward Rossinse, Thomas Etzler, and Milton BE Stand. Interment followed at Fairmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sneadner
Libertytown
Atriat Place
O. M. Gollum
Samuel Rivanaugh
Calvin Metcalfe
Cliyton Trundle
John M. Vanssat
Edward Rossinse
Thomas Etzler
Milton BE
Fairmount Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers and Notices from Frederick Courts
We summarize transfers of real estate mortgages and licenses in Frederick County for the week ending Wednesday noon October 1905. Entries include deeds in various towns, marriage licenses for residents of Ohio Ohio and Maryland, and several Orphans Court actions including guardianships inventories sales and executorships notices to creditors and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween
Circuit
J. Monroe Riese
William Lee
James D Stevane
Julia A Messner
Pjeuty
Singleton T. Stall
Homer D. Ritecour
Frederick City
Mathias E. Bartgis
Charles F. Kopock
Joseph W. Wolfinger
Sauateer
Hamilton Adams Gale
Brian J. Gale
Willie H. Whitmore
George H. Whitmore
Charles W. Hoss, Jr
Oharies W. Ross, Jr
Charles W. Staley
Charles W. Boer, Jr
Charles B Staley
Monoccacy Valley Canaing Company
Sarah Routzaks
Calvin B. Routzahlen
Samust D. Thomas
Aaron
Jacob Rosenstock
Abraham Martin
George L. Cramer
Susan R. Gaffner
Adam L Nickel
Braddock Heights Improvement Company
Melvin A
A MONTHS RECORD SEALTH OFFICER REPORT
Dr V Thomas health officer presents the September report listing 23 deaths including 8 males and 5 colored, with ages from under 5 to 80. Causes include premature birth malnutrition and various diseases. contagious cases of typhoid fever and scarlet fever are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealth
V. Thomas
Ofty Heaith
Big Catch by Rankles and MacGill Lands 24 Basa
Mr Morgan P Rankles of Knoxville and Dr Charles G MacGill of this city fished the Potomac at Enoxville and landed twenty four basa, two weighing 427 pounds each, with others weighing one to two pounds. The catch drew admiration from Frederick fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan P. Rankles
Knoxville
Charles G. MacGill
Potomac
Enoxville
Frederick
Fire destroys barn and crops near Westminster
A fire at Nelson Beaver’s premises two miles from Westminster wiped out a barn hogpen a stack of arrows and a large wheat pile. All livestock survived except one pig. Beaver suffered severe arm burns. neighboring aid saved the dwelling. Loss about 1000 with 550 insured. Also noted is Maurice C. Smith's will probate detailing wife Sarah E Smith as executrix and distribution to son Claranda and grandchildren Edgar Liday and Nettie M Liday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Nelson Beaver
Westminster
Maurice Smith
Maurice OC. Smith
Orphans’ Court
Sarah E. Smith
Claranda Smith
Edgar L
Nettie M. Liday
J. W. Robinson
Prohibition Campaign Opens in Buckeystown Saturday
The Prohibition campaign starts October 7 at Modern Wesleyan Hall over Mr J B Myers store. Rev Luther Sichols, the county chairman, will address the meeting along with other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Wesdmer’s Hall
J. B. Myers
Luther Sichols
Remodeling contract awarded for South Market street property
Sir Charles Lease secured the remodeling job on the recently bought property of Mr. Charles F. Kacek on South Market errest. Work began yesterday and an attractive storeroom will be added in front of the building, financed through the Bartgis transaction with Mr. Mathias Bartgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Charles Lease
Charles F. Kacek
South Market Errest
Mathias Bartgis
New Rate for Western Maryland Rail Line
Thirty five carloads of 90 pound steel rails will replace lighter rails along the Western Maryland Railroad between Glen Falls and Thermont to upgrade the line and support beer distribution operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Western
Lightning Struck Man in Ringgold Horse Shaft Hat Saved Him
Keller Creager of Ringgold Washington county survived a lightning strike during a storm. The bolt struck a chimney and split his straw hat which absorbed much of the current while burning skin and tearing parts of clothing and shoe. He was unconscious briefly before a doctor arrived and predicts a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Cronwer
Ringgola
Washington County
Oreager
Andlog
Ringgold Bottor
Maryland News Briefs From Annapolis to Hagerstown
Reports include a tinner injured in Gaithersburg after a rooftop fall. The tenth sunval convention of the Maryland Bankers Association opens in Annapolis. Divorce petitions surface in Hagerstown with Agnes O Payne seeking partial divorce from John D Payne and Wilfred G Wright seeking absolute divorce from Libbie Wright. Washington county division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad holds annual directors’ meeting in Hagerstown. Knights of Pythias lodge in Baltimore plans December event for the order’s 38th anniversary. Anti Wells Democrats in Anne Arundel County file mandamus to force ballot placement. City Opera House hosts The Two Johns with Daniel Anderson and Albert Rios delivering strong performances and notable solos by Miss Margaret Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. RB. Raston
Gaithersburg
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Annapolis
Agnes O. Payne
John D. Payne
Hagerstown
Wilfred G Wright
Libbie Wright
Washington County
Batimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore Lodge
The
Knights of Pythine
anti-Wells Democrats
Anne Arundsl
City Opera House
Daniel Anderson
Albert Rios
Philip
Peter John
Margaret Cocoper
Chris Green
Wanted on Charges and Local Notices Across County
Charles Greenawalt, sought in Hagerstown for horse stealing and facing perjury and other counts, is also wanted on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses in this county. A separate Washington county case is noted. Master Ralph Eichelberger breaks his collarbone while playing at home. Dr. Hendrix treats him and he recovers well. Armour D Bell transfers from the N C BR R between the city and Bruceville to the Lancaster Littlestown run. Michael Russell assumes the local train supervision. Prof Wilbur F Smith notes Royal Arcanum membership losses of about 15 percent in Maryland due to new rates. Local market notes list prices for corn, wheat, oats, and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greenawalt
Hagerstown
Ralph Eichelberger
Abram J. Hichelbarger
West Fourth Street
J. C. Hendrix
Armour D. Bell
N.C. BR. R
City
Bruceville
Lancaster
Littlestown
Michael Russell
Bell
S JOMN OMN HENDRICKSON Garment Dept Invitation
Telephone call from our Garment Department invites inquiry into the season’sSalts Separate Skirts Coats Ulsters and Fall Jackets. We claim improved workmanship at not increasing prices with fashionable long coats and a wide color range. Also new Dress Goods stock with broadcloths solid colors and latest mixtures sold by us only.
Bank Officials and Surplus Listed in Local Ledger
The document lists officers and figures including WM. G. BAKER as President and $100,000 surplus cash, with $250,000 noted elsewhere. Other named officials include J. Barer, Jxo.C.Motter, D.H. Hanarrr, and Ww. G. Barren among a roster of trustees and supervisors.
Immense Fall Fashion Collection at Beidig & Miller
An advertisement from Beidig & Miller highlights a vast fall fashion assortment with silk items, taffeta fabrics, chiffons, and 27 inch textiles. It touts silk and satin gowns, 36 inch chiffons, and new glove arrivals in kid, English cape, and Paris point styles. Prices range from 59 cents to $1.50, urging women to visit for durable fabrics and stylish gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Beidig & Miller
Emancipation Day Celebration Slated at Athletic Park
Emancipation Day events are planned for tomorrow at Athletic Park. Association officers include John Burgess as president, John J. Murdock as vice president, Thomas Jones as foreman, and William Davis as secretary.
Frederick area notices mix sales and travel deals headline
Local notices announce Egg O-See breakfast demonstration at Ossus Building 12 North Market Street with Dorn ZRos and Jeanatte Steck. Frederick Gas & Electric Co advertises gas heaters and lamps. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sells one way colonist tickets to western states at reduced fares with special excursion options from Frederick October 8 to 13, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Gosaber
Baltimore & Ohio Rnailroad
Ostfornia
Arizona
British Columbia
Oolorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakotas
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Mullinix Promotes New Loom Carpets and Ingrains
L E Mullinix advertises new Are Loom Drag gers and wool ingrain carpets. He touts new weaves resembling Oriental rugs and a wide selection at Mulliney’s carpet house.
Beating of Y P L E Execs Planned After Prayer Meeting
News from the Evangelical Gasheran church reports an beating of the executive committees of the Y P L E to take place this evening following the prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haid
Local notices from Frederick area pages reflect transport and meetings
notices include F and M Railway schedules from Frederick to Middletown with daily 8 am and 9 50 am arrivals. public sale of market stands on Saturday October 7 1903. market hours and winter schedule notice after October 10 1905. hospital association statement denying solicitations at fair. various club meetings and events at Harp & Etobicon's office and Mountain Dale Grove with dance after political demonstration on October 7 1905. hardware sale by J E Price & Co. Frederick Art Club business meeting. Square Deal League meeting notices with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainfale Grove
Snd
Bronce
Local Dress Goods Display Promises Great Values
An ad style notice promotes fall dress goods with claims of a large, exceptional showing in the Gress goods department. It highlights silks and changeable fabrics, and mentions store addresses in Frederick and Baltimore as well as optical services by O. L. Kefauver with August dates and special clinic hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
SILES
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