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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1906

Page

3

Women United Temperance Meet Concludes In Frederick

The W T U convention opened with devotionals led by Mrs M Bvachart and continued with department reports from Railroad Employees and other groups. Mrs Mary B Haslap, state president, delivered the annual address praising Frederick and Maryland gains for temperance, urging continued anti liquor and anti tobacco campaigns. The gathering named officers and heard about White Ribbon Herald subscriptions and memorials before adjournment at 1 28 pm.

M. 8. Bvachart Railroad Employis C. D. Abrahams Mize Bihel Crosby Antisarotla Mim Oomothe Ferdiwood Smith J. Broomwell Thomom J . Bence At Mary Rider Mabel Linthicom Lala Tydioge Mise Gozwach Warfield G. B. Hartman Mary Aumees Misa Boeto Amoss Ella Seachrias Grace Moors Lewis Dill 8. T. Miller B. J. Bhowell Danial Baker M.B. Everhart P. T. Thomne City Opera Hone Mento Beckwith Thomas Frogman Dixon Edith Parine Baltimore Tang & Beautiful Charles Wachter Mary RB. Haslap Fredarto Frederick Etty Maryland Bradfarlok Gree Mary BR. Heaslup R J Broomell Mra Milton Brewark D. F Pope R. J. Broomall Ge Pees C. D. Abrahams Moo Ogoil Haslap

News Subscribers Asked to Report Irregular Paper Receipts

The News urges readers to promptly report any irregularity in receiving newspapers to ensure timely delivery and accurate service. Local offices request subscribers provide details to help identify issues and restore normal circulation.

Personal notices from York fair and travel listings

A string of short notices lists residents and visitors in York and surrounding areas. Names include Louis Olingan, Mise Olingan, Samuel Rosenstock, Markwood D. Harp, Nina Warfield, Miss Babina Beckley, David Lowenstein, Earl Fleischman, Franklin Osborn, Jen Olmunteld, J Frank Pnobos, Rev Fr McCabe, and families tied to Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Roanoke. Activities include business trips, winters abroad, visits, relocations, and church leadership changes.

Louis Olingan Mise Olingan Samuel Rosenstock Third Street New York Moers Thomas Blumé¢eaner Bohroids York Dealol Markwood D. Harp Harrisburg Mary E. Koonts West South Nina Warfield Dayton Ohio Franklin Osborn Jen- Ele Olmunteld Los Angeles Osl We. W. Ousbarn J. Frank Pnobos D. A. Hankey Roanoke B. F. Baera McCabes Bt. Joseph’s Catholic Church Buckaystown

Local Society Notes From Chambersburg And Loy's

Mrs Jennie Sholl and Miss Shafter of Chambersburg visited Mrs W L Miller at Willow Dale and will spend a few days with W K Waters before returning home. Mr Wm Cover, an enterprising hay and grain merchant of Loy's, appeared in Westminster with his sister. Mrs W A Miller and Mrs Joha K E Schaefer of Baltimore visited Thermont recently. Mr W L Miller has completed installation of a new monastery in the elevator at Loy's. George David Miller fell in his father s store at Loy s, injuring his face.

Lor's Jennie Sholl Miss Shafter Chambersburg W. L. Miller Willow Dale W. K. Waters Wm. Cover Loy's Westminster W. A. Miller Joha K E. Schaefer Baltimore Thermont George David Miller Loy

Five-Recoons Ride Northern Central to York Fair

Five Recoons boarded the Northern Central Railroad train to York for the fair this morning. The five-coach consist train carried a bag and local items. Jemima Mount lodges a divorce suit with counsel Clamentante for William T. Moant alleging vitioalo mat rimondl. they were married on Rav. 8.7 Uts and formerly lived at Fountain Mill now at Monrovia.

Northern Central Railroad York Wage Jr Jemima F. Mount Clament Anteenee William T. Moant Uts Sud Fountain Mill Platati Monrovia

Letter to F Heinlein from Frederick Md Deer Bir

A garbled note from Frederick Maryland discusses meat values and bone weights, mentions two houses and a car, mentions Easter and a purchase of two gallons of fuel, lists vague prices and names Belle and Gla, and references two gas stations. The scrawled text intertwines transactions, purchases, and personal names with broken phrases and unclear context.

F. Heinlein Frederick, Md Theo

Burglary at Bookeystown Store Baffles Thieves

Burglars broke into the Bookeystown store of John A. DeLashmutt, blew open the safe, and escaped with papers and money from the cafe. They discarded the papers in a yard nearby and took no merchandise from the shop.

Borglara John A. DeLashmutt Bockeystown Bat

Death of George Sexxitt in Bemiston Township

George Sexxitt, aged 59, died early Tuesday morning at his Bemiston home from paralysis after years as a farmer. A longtime resident and member of the Golden Bell association, he is survived by a wife and other relatives. Interment arrangements are pending.

George Sexxitt George Benmlts

Immigrant steamer sinks off Hainse Head

A immigrant steamer Obstterhouss sinks off Hainse Head after striking. Chief engineer and twenty-three sailors with two women rescued by a German steamer after forty hours at sea. Sixty passengers are missing.

Tas Nuws Hosa Kong Obstterhouss Hainse Head Ospisla Clitton Maxis

Sewer Workmen Entombed In Park Cave-In

Sixty workers were buried this morning after a sewer cave-in at Goodall Park. Several were rescued, with some reported near death. five others are listed as missing.

Tae News OoLomses Goodall Park By & Sewer

Lieutenant Lebhers Leads A Company A Rifle Team Trip

Lieut. Harry J. Lebhers captain of Company A rifles departs for the government range at Gettysburg for state matches and the Governor's Match. He will shoot with the infantry team for Maryland state patrol and defend the New Jersey clothing item test. The company plans include tug of war and ammunition race with officers of Com. waedesided. The trip set for December 16 with inspection on Wednesday evening.

Guverear New York Liewt Harry J. Lebhers Company A Gteuburais Sant Wedacotay Maryland Newark Gaevle Sas Eimer L Buesel Hagerstows

A Month's Record From Frederick Health Office

Dr. 8 F Thomas Frederick city health officer reports for September. Contagious diseases included diphtheria scarlet fever typhoid fever with city cases and two multiple outbreaks. No deaths from city originated diseases. Deaths totaled 40 in city and county with 14 in city and 26 in the county and numerous interments across multiple local cemeteries.

Mealte F. Thomas Frederick Shin Ity Pnd Mt. Olives New Markes Emmiteburg Middletown Uiloa Woodville Plane Lot Hill Woodsboro Jefferson Walkereville Mt. Pleasant Larne Creek Houghs Rocky Ridge Beaver Dan

Social World Wedding Anniversary Observed at Kepner Home

The fifth or wooden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. B. Evard Kepner was celebrated at their East Third Street home. Guests presented a mahogany stand as a memento. A dining-room display featured white and pink decorations with a center arrangement showing 1901 and 1908. Attending couples included J D Kepner, John Greer, G E A Ward Myers, Edward Swiss, William Keller, H Zapherias, and many others. Several residents were listed as ill, including Joseph Genith, Clarence E. Miller, and Master George P. West, with John J. Janet reportedly recovering from typhoid at Frederick City Hospital.

B. Evard Kepner East Third Atrest Manny Mors Weihtee Bahalf Bro. Kepmer Mahogany Atand Ag Bramce J.D. Kepner John Greer G. EA. Ward Myers Edward Swiss William Keller H. Zapherias Inod Stra David Aldridge J. Heissly Balier Mites Eiz

Amers Leads Local Band Event At Three O Clock

The report notes Mr H G Amers hosts a gathering with the band at three in the afternoon. It references Northampton and Hawars with mention of a committee and special ex actions.

H. G. Amers

Local Notices and Commercial Advertisements

Local ad listings promote Dey Batteries with high grade dry cells for autos and households. Offers include Auto plex cells at 35 cents, six-packs at 85 cents, Red Seal at 83 cents or 80 cents for six, plus large station batteries. Frederick Janty, Wospwanp & Dor, Church Street. Also notices about hiring a young man for telephone work, Portner’s Hofbrau beer promotions, gas heating stoves, store stock notices, and Edison phonograph records.

O Hing Frederick Janty

Tax figures and debt noted in state update.

A terse state update records a tax rate fix for Balisburg at 46, a 70 year old Charles W. Elliott death, and state debt amounting to 6888. It mentions a loan or grant of 950,000 to a Philadelphia company.

Balisburg Hale Charles W. Elliott Tee Anes Lon Company Philadelphia

Fall and Winter Opening at Pattern Home Goods

Mrs M O Gatzbaugh announces fall and winter opening of Pattern Hates and Bownets in charge mille 9. October 11 and 13 at 338 North Market Street Hagerstown in the Fair. Details include travel and ticket sales for Frederick routes and schedules with office sales starting October 8 and good through October 14. Local notices mention storage and distribution for Baltimore sales and a Doll Show setup with Dr S P Fabrosy.

Hagerstown Frederick

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