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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
5
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Mr G R Shepherd has returned from a trip to New York. Miss QGlara Wineburg returned from Chicago. Mrs Charles J Doll and children returned from a visit to relatives in Washington. Miss Marie Rupp of York Pa, guest of the Misses Clingan, has returned. Mrs Frederick Gains visiting her mother Mrs Andrew Delashmutt South Market Street. Miss Juliet Donald East Patrick Street returned from friends in Richmond. Mr Lea Reich and Miss Edna Reich of this city spending the day with friends in Adamstown. General L Victor Baughman, who has been in Baltimore and New York, has returned. Mr Marietta Steiner South Market Sareer, on extended visit to Wilmington, Del., has returned home.
Bertha Ritter daughter of Charles Ritter wed Prof H. S. Sinay of Peadie Institute in a noon ceremony at the Keedy residence West Church Street in the presence of family. Rev H J Handy officiated with Rev Dr Osthorne Ingle assisting. Best man was M A Kingman Handy. The bride wore organ leather white satin with tulle veil. Post ceremony wedding breakfast followed as the couple departed for a northern trip. Autumn openings announced by millinery at Dol and O Thomas Kemp dry goods house with fall hats wares and outfits described.
The upcoming Maryland fair features Champion Marksman a Russian wolfhound bred by the Duchess of Newcastle and owned by Thomas W. Turner. About 244 dogs from multiple states and breeds will compete under Mr J Roger McSherry with labs, bulldogs, spaniels, beagles, terriers and more. The Agricultural Society’s exhibition runs October 8 to 13 with extensive preparations including a half mile track.
The Myrkle and Harder Company opened at the Grand Opera House in Wilkes-Barre with Ups and Downs of Life. The Wilkes-Barre Tribune praises the troupe as one of the country’s best repertoire companies, noting beautiful costumes, splendid scenery, and strong performances. Myrkie and Harker visit Frederick next week.
The Banner of Liberty and the Woodsboro Advance merge with Harry W. Lewis as editor and F. E. Swadener as associate editor. The Banner of Liberty name will be kept and the combined paper will be published at Libertytown. Free preview at the Famous Tonnergen Art Studios display at the Fairgrounds. Free to Tae News subscribers.
The Prohibition convention met at 10 39 this morning in the W O T U rooms Court Street to nominate a full ticket for Frederick County. Dr D E Stone James Workinga Benjamin G Danner Sappiungeon E Effert Howard M Molesworth G D Norris Daniel Shook Emanuel Renner George F Kindley Adam Roser led by chairman David Ric with R L Hammond as secretary. Resolutions pledge faith in God and a moral administration to end the liquor trade and place control of manufacture and sale under federal authority for moral safeguards, linking alcohol to social ills and the McKinley murder.
Jacob Hartman, 55, of Tamaqua, Pa, has served 31 years as a mail carrier for the Philadelphia and Resting Railway Company between the depot and post office. He has not missed a day except funerals, averaging seventeen trips daily with a wheelbarrow he has kept in service since his start. He has traveled over 50 000 miles in service, never knowing sickness. Epworth League social notes and program items follow, detailing speakers and activities, including plans for a reading circle and free art studies for subscribers.
The jury finding in the matter of Dr. William H. Wagner and others versus Frank O. Norwood, executor of Maria K. Wiesting, favored the caveator Norwood after Judge McSherry ruled the testimony by Flalatif witnesses lacked probative value. Mollie Kemp’s testimony aided Norwood, and the defense prayers were sustained. The eight day trial featured over 100 witnesses and a stenographer recording more than 3,000 words. The circuit court then moved to the criminal docket with guilty pleas in several cases and fines imposed.
Katie V. Dorens of Woodshoro pleaded nolle contendere in a Baltimore federal court to using a cancelled stamp on a mail letter. Judge Morris fined her $100, Attorney Chas. F. Markell appeared for Dorens. Officials held letters showing stamps cut and reassembled to appear valid.
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock for Mrs Savilla Manght from the Home for the Aged with Rev Dr Osthorne Ingle leading. Pallbearers named were B J Schroeder Geo LT Schroeder Jr Edward Schroeder and Harry Cramer. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with F Schroeder Funeral Director.
A fragmented page lists a lecture by Rev. Elbart S. Todd at City Opera House in Frederick Maryland on Friday October 18 1901 with proceeds for the Ladies' Mis Society. Also advertised are hospital booths, soup stalls, shell oyst ers, oysters and various food items, plus a sale at See notes of instruments at Birely's Palace of Music exhibit and other listings including clothing, carriages, and household goods with prices. Also town notices for market hours and a Baltimore & Ohio railroad excursion to Gettysburg October 9 11, and medical notices for Wao O Boteler and other local professionals.
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