Edward Bruce brother and notable figures remembered in history
The Oct 5 history note recalls Edward Bruce and other figures tied to Ireland and the Civil War era. It mentions deaths of Calvin Windsor Windsor era author and James Blarson ex US Senator, plus General Bradley T. Johnson, Confederate veteran and writer, all noting their final years and places of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bruce
Killang
Fugher
Ireling
Denuthua Edwards
Ae Windsor
Gererod Willum
Horrhon
Cornauthor
Aled Tennison
Eyrcourt
England
Aed
Fragmentary classifieds and notices from October issue
Damaged OCR shows scattered items including money to loan store for sale, opening day, a Frederick College note, and several names such as Joseph We Gaver, E Bartgis, Arthur Forts, John Hendrickson, Fred Co Navi. Readable segments request prompt subscriber reports for irregular paper receipt and back subscription notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Gove & Tongue -Frederick College
Jos. We. Gaver
ME. E. Bartgis
Arthur Forts
Didle
Brief Bits of Local News and Appointments
A new delivery wagon for Mr Casper E Oline and a Florida and Maryland Railway car Olé Bike received minor washing. David Morgan appointed street cleaner for the East Patrick street square renovation. John Wiener’s Wisner street house being painted by J W Nusz. Meurs Gordon Lugenbiel and Victor Barnes plan a social riding event tomorrow evening. Through trolley service between Frederick and Hagerstown set for next week’s county fair. Clayton O Seedy's West Church street residence repainted under Mehrl F Mobsby. Dr W E Zimmerman of Walkerville fished the Monocacy and landed a five pound bass. Hagan Bros completed a fine farm wagon for Montevue Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper E. Oline
David Morgan
East Patrick Street
John Wiener
Wisner Street
J. W. Nusz
Meurs
Gordon
Lugenbiel
Victor Barnes
Frederick
Hegerstown
Clayton O. Seedy
West Church Street
Mehrl F. Mobsby
W.E. Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
A collection of society notes shows Ada Baker visiting Mies Mollie Baker in Monrovia. Mrs J E Bowers of East Patrick street visits Baltimore. Mrs J T Pyles and son from East Third street go to Baltimore for the winter. Mire Bertha Sater of Brunswick visits relatives here. Mire Thomas Pope from North Market Street goes to Baltimore for the season. Miss Mabel Spalding of Baltimore visits Miss Rachel Davis. Miss Alice Bowers of Martinsburg WV spends time at her parental home here. Mrs Hauer Quynn of East Third returns from Washington. Mrs Clinton B Willard and children of West Patrick street visit Middletown. Miss Bila S Malu of West Patrick returns from visit to Mr Lewis Thomas in Washington. Mr W Clinton Brandenberg of Sykesville returns after visiting Mr Jesse Baker near Movrovia and family. Mr and Mrs Hoy Maxwell of Huntingdon PA stay a few days with Mr and Mrs F J Knoda on West Ghorok street. Mrs Maxwell is sister of Mr Knoda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Baker
McBaig
Mies Mollie Baker
Monrovis
J. E. Bowers
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
J.T. Pyles and Son
East Third Street
Bertha Sater
Brunswick
Thomas Pope
North Market Streaat
Mabel Spalding
Rachel Davis
Fountain Mills
Alice Bowers
Martingburg
W. Va
Lewis Thomas
Washington
W. Clinton Brandenberg
Sykesville
Jesse Baker
Movrovia
Hoy Maxwell
Huntingdon
F. J. Knoda
West Ghorok Straas
Maxwell
Kuode
Funeral for Iste Franklin A Brendel Held
The burial of Franklin A Brendel occurred yesterday. The procession traveled by the B&O 12 4 train to Mount Olives cemetery with Reynolds Post G A R and Chippawa Tribe F I O. BR M assisting. Charlee F Steck officiated with Baswolds Post services. Attendants included Captain Welter Saunders Rauben Hahn Presly Barrick G A R and Justice OC Elkstein E A Gittinger and John HO Bennett I O R M. Thomssa P Rica served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A. Brendel
Mount Olives Cemetery
Reynolds’ Post
G. A. BR
Chippawa Triba
I. Oo. BR
Int
Bav
Charlee F. Steck
Baswolds
Post
Palibesters
Welter Saunders
Rauben Hahn
Presly Barrick
OC. H Elkstein
E. A. Gittinger
John HO. Bennett
Thel
O. R
Devoe Paint Claims Longevity and Cost Savings
A private letter discusses Devoe paints as the best value for a durable finish, arguing it lasts longer and costs less than rivals. The firm touts Devoe as superior and urges avoiding cheaper brands that require more coats.
Judge McSherry Rules Dill Bond Gift Not Proved
In a circuit court decision Chief Judge James McSherry rules against J. J. Dill in the Brengie bonds dispute. He concludes Exhibit A Defense does not prove a gift of bonds and that Dill’s testimony is unreliable. The lengthy opinion, received late, will be fully published tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
James McSherry
J. J. Dtil
Brog
Hod
David M. Breogle
McSherry
Annapolis
McBherry
Dill
Causs
David Brengie
Brengie
Dave
Dil
Equity
Right to register voters challenged in Maryland dispute
An opinion by Judge Page upholds the right of newcomers who declared intent to become citizens at least one year before the election to register. The ruling cites Pope v William and states the registration board cannot refuse if proof shows eligibility, despite earlier rejections in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Toe
Reno
S. Harp
Republican County Central Committee
Frederick
Frederick County
Pope
Suat
Board of Registration
Wedding at New Market Unites Miss Mabel Ries and Rev. Carroll Maddox
In New Market Trinity Episcopal Church at noon Miss Mabel Leroy Ries daughter of Mrs Monroe Rice married Rev. Carroll Maddox of Front Royal Virginia. The ceremony was by Rev. G J Hee with sisters and relatives as attendants and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Fairfax Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E. Cburoh
South
New Market
Mabel Leroy Ries
Mire
Monroe Rice
Rav. Carroll Maddox
Front Royal
G. J. Hee
Mires Lillian Rios
Louise Wood
Garry Maddox
Ushera
Harry Bartholow
Ohoms
W. Va
Douglass D. Rios
Misa i Margaret Wood
Rosea
Fairtex
Virginis
Immense Fall Fashions at Neidig & Miller
An extensive display from Neidig & Miller features a vast collection of fall fashions. The ad touts silk and chiffon fabrics, chiffor taffeta, messaline, and peau de soie in new colors, plus colorfully styled gloves and cape-back saddler stitched options. Prices highlight weekly specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Paris
Heidig & Miller
Daniel Baker Firm Officers Listed in Bank Name Spelling
The document lists officers for the Daniel Baker firm bank with names including President WM G Baker and Vice Presidents H D Baker and Wal G Zimmerman. Other officials include Cashier Samuel Duvall and directors such as Jopar Jas McBemmar and Gro Wn Brite. The capitalization shows 250000 and 100000 as capital figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.g.baker
H.d.baker
Wal. G. Zimmerman Samuel
Duvall
County correspondence and local town notes
County town notes record visitors from Wondaboro to Adam Boyer and others returning from Baltimore and Philadelphia. Revival and a grand G E rally in Liberty include speakers from several churches with a note on a potential weather delay. An Evangelical Lutheran church marks its fiftieth anniversary while local merchants push competitive advertising.
Will of Miss Alexander Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Miss Cornelia Alexander was offered for probate in the Orphans Court yesterday afternoon. She bequeaths $100 to Rebecca Kinney of Frederick, $50 to Susie Gardner of Middletown, $50 to Tilghman Alexander, $50 to Sarah Alexander, $100 to Lois Feags, $50 to George W Heinlein for services, and $50 to the Middletown Christ Reformed Church cemetery fund. residue to the Christ Reformed congregation of Middletown. She names George W Heinlein as executor. Also listed are local market quotations for oats and wheat, with prices per bushel and per barrel, and related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
George W. Heinlein
Christ Hefarmed Congregation
Middletown
Christ Reformed Congregation of
George W Heinlein
Deaths of Delth Martz and Richard Goodwin
Delth Lewis Joseph Martz longtime Yellow Springs resident aged 59 5 months with a large family dies after a lingering illness. Funeral set for Saturday at 9 am from his home with services at Pleasant Hill chapel and burial at Olivet cemetery. Richard Goodwin 60 colored man dies at Monteros Hospital from general debility and is buried there as an insane patient from Howard county.
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Lewis Joseph Martz
Tnacstora
Evenfog
Yellow Springs
Hele
Jeremish Etzler
William
Samuel
Joseph
Allen
Eugene Martz
Ida Martz
David Martz
Measre
Wilson N
Theodore
David
George
Charles Martz
David Biall
Josiah Houck
Auos Bentz
Pisca
Rises
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
Richard Goodwin
Monteros Hospital
Howard County
Dance after the volition demonstration at Mounteig Gale Grove
A local notice advertises a Saturday October 7 1905 dance at Mounteig Gale Grove after a big volition demonstration. It runs until 10 36 p m with Egg O Seea breakfast food demonstrated free. Other ads promote stoves mantles lamps and reduced rail colonist fares via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to the West with special trips from Frederick Bayerstown Fair and fares to Washington Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounteig- Gale Grove
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Epic
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Itc
Salton
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Bayerstown Fair
Baltimore & Ohio
R. BR
Frederick
New Weaves Bring Exotic Rug Styles to Our Shop
L. E. Wallenis presents art loom designs featuring new weaves and Oriental rug style copies. The ad promises a wide variety of patterns to choose from and claims to carry the latest novelties in Alcot coverings at a trusted local shop.
Allegany County Politicals And Local Deaths Noted
News items report William Be Hodel nominated for sheriff by Allegany Democrats. Thomas Bone, 51, long time Robinson merchant, is dead. Frank Albert Grimes of California dies at his brother Eline Grimes home in Westminster. The will of Ezrac Long, age 41, of Glétown Allegany probated. estate valued over 253 008. Simeon M Taylor of Cumberland retired after 41 years with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as train man and conductor. Republican State Convention adjourns in Baltimore. Henry M McHough named State Comptroller amid suffrage debate. Mrs Catherine Cootes dies in Westminster aged 61. leaves one daughter and two sons Mrs Tamperance E Murray of Baltimore listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BE. Hodel
Aheriff
Allegany County
Thomas Bone
Robinson
Anns Arendal County
Frank Albert Grimes
California
Eline O. Grimes
Wastminster
Eznac Long
Wear Glétown
Alegany County
Cumberland
Catherine Cootes
Westminster
Mirs
Tamperance E. Murray
Baltimore
Messre
R Harry
Charles B. Cootes
Italian Laborer Killed in Pit Accident at Little Monocacy Bridge
An Italian laborer was killed while working in a pit at Little Monocacy bridge when a large iron bucket lowered into the pit swung and struck him, breaking his collarbone and neck. The incident provoked anger among workers who advanced on the engineer but he escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasterusy Marning Resru Vatanava
Little Monocacy Bridge
Local Notices and Public Sale at the Market
Public sale of market stands scheduled for Saturday morning October 7, 1905 starting at 7 oclock. Market hours shift to the winter schedule after October 10. Also notices about holiday closures and miscellaneous ads for shorthand courses hardware bargains and hospital fair fundraising caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Price & Co
Work of Hoodlums Disturbs Carroll Street Homes
Carroll street residents report nightly porch removals by unknown persons. The vandalism continued last night with a screen door also torn from a residence. Police urged witnesses to come forward as the nuisance persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Street
Sale of House 2nd Lot on West Church Street
Cramer and Stauffer real estate agents report the sale of Miss Jannie Parkins house and lot on West Church Street to Mrs. Louisza O Hailer, board member elect. Miss Battie Markell is elected to the Home for the Aged board of managers, replacing Mrs. Charles W. Rous Sr., who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer & Stauffer
Leas
Jannie Parkins
West Church Street
Louisza O Hailer
Frederick
Battie Markell
Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Mra
Charles W. Rous, Sr
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PHE Daily News
Wasmiscram
Tex
Nv. L. Moone
Ubbiss
The
Weather Bureau
Fred. Co. Navi
Wm. H. Cromwell
Frederick, Md
Dar
Devoe
Costa
F. W. Devoz & Co
P.L. Hargett & Co
Pape E
Sarehe
Court OF Appeals
Page
Snewday
Mire Mabel Leroy Rice
Mrs
Carroll Maddox
Citizens’ National Bank
John Sendrickson
Rae Model
October News
Bret
Boas
Sea North Window
Eevee Beni
Velveteexs
Bs Mosh
Cos Femmes
Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Citizens Not Bank
D. Baker
JoparJas. McBemmar BD
E. Keraeves
Gro
WN. Brite
J.D. Barer
Sudgeing
C. Morrer
D. EH. Rascert
Joan 8
Ramencra
Tuos
H. Harris
Wu. G. Bares
G. M. Tomas
Daniel Baker
Philadelphia
Emilius Phobos
Meshach Baker
Pemberton Wood
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Gests & Dey
Harry Rippeon
Baunday
Beasts Esobizon
Verda Griffith
C. E
Roland R. Simpson
William Munshaver
Maurice Sweadner
Mazie
Wm. Sweadner
William Beal
Sondsy
Albert Carter
Dore Beall
William Beall
M. P
Strawnberg
Wilmington
Bessie Eyler
C. M. Onfirm
Order of United American Mechanica
Lyndney A. Trandis
Esitimore
Katharine Hoyle
Hagerstown
Evangelical Luneran Church
G. Waring
Tyson's
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Caper
Pew
North Market Street
Onesie
Staup, Batner & Co
Frepssick Gas & Evecrgic Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Monumseut
L. E. Wallenis
L. EB. Mullinixz
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George S
Roboce A
Fectore
WG Biore
Draee
Fargo
Silee
Bodook & Co
Thos. P. Rice
Puomas P. Rice
Narbet Street
East Fourth Street
JB. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Cite Hotel Stat
Sbicd
Fon
Church and Market Sts. Fredericns
E. Foster
North Market Stren Frederick
Kefauver
No. W. Church Street
Frederick Je
Morea Oecil
West Patrick Street
Staple and
Saxony
PeeRe
Hers-Perger
T. 2
Hergver
R Bent
Carty's Furniture Steatedtt
East Patricktreet
S. &. Winebrewer
Orrent -Iwo
HV. Datrew
Market St
DBL
I. Tas Nawe
Appington
Gta
Lian
Fox
Angie
Sapfington
Oley Malbe
Loogal
Lidie
S. Perch
Taylors
Roszxoce
Patrick Streats
Wilthaep N. Garrer
Brederick College
Frederick City Hospital Association
Frederick City Hospital
TK Frederick Orry Hospital
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