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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
3
The Tax Vauxie News will be ready Thursday as a handsome galley-page edition with news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Wredecick city and county, emphasizing advertising advantages and urging new and changed advertisements by deadlines Wednesday morning.
Purely personal paragraphs about residents visiting relatives and friends in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mr. Lewis Hildebrast, Mr. John W. Fisher, Mr. Devilla Briah, Capt. Jesse Brown, Mrs. Harry E Wilcotos, Mr. C C Carty and Miss Cora Carty, Mrs. Adah Ward, Rev. L A Thirlkeld, Mr. Deany Ring and George Bonday, with several others visiting in Hagerstown Middletown and Philadelphia or returning home.
Mr David Kolb while車 cot vary Zosterdes captured several bags weighing near three hundred pounds The Coryell Quontra is an haat of and tools on to Williamsport The car bars sit and Waiting root of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad on Hart Pansion street are being painted A large influx of bay belonging to Mr I Montgomery of Rising Mills spent on Gaeaay near the town railroad company near Tyson end warehouse
Miss Janie Zacharias long connected with Baltimore literary and social circles died recently after a period of illness. Daughter of Rev Dr. Zacharias, she served as organist at the Frederick Reformed church, aided the Woman's Literary Club, and helped decorate memorials for All Scale Day. Survived by one sister and four brothers, her funeral is planned for Thursday at Brangelion Reformed Church with interment at Olive Cemetery.
Fred Debold and his mother, Mrs. John Debold, posted bail after the jury could not agree in the Eyter Valley murder case. Debold, charged with shooting Edward Smith, was released this morning as the December term trial was tentatively set, with bondsmen arranged and the defendant escorted by his mother to Frederick.
The funeral service for Mr. Otho wi Gonth was held on Wednesday at 11 o clock. Rev. Mr. Joey of Mt. Airy conducted the services.
A partial OCR fragment references a 60s era market scene with items like Moen and Wankel tools and gears. It mentions timing and prices in unclear context, with scattered phrases suggesting a market listing or sale. The readable elements imply a historical trade setting with mechanical terms.
The Mount Mary seminary dedication in Mt. Ge Btors's Bominger was led by Bishop Caris of Baltimore in a large attendance. The ceremony featured a log procession, the Sisters of Charity, and a sermon by Rev Dr E F X McEweeney. Bishop Caris blessed the cornerstone as dignitaries and donors look on. The event concluded with the matinal hymn and prayers for future clergy and lay leaders.
Mise Mery Emereon, Miss Mary Kesreop, is cast in His Majesty the Maid by Nixon Jones Company this season. The press coverage notes her versatile stage career since Romeo and Juliet in Ban Fravo'svo and highlights her performance as Juliet with a blend of girlish sweetness and strong talent.
After seasons in Shakespeare roles, Miss Emerson becomes leading woman for Louis James then tours with Richard Marsfield. She stars in Wis O the Wisp, praised for charm and acting talent. She appears here this Friday October 19.
A fragmented report describes a car breakdown in Azle during a calm afternoon. Details are sparse with unclear names and locations but indicate a minor vehicle incident in a small town setting.
Probate notices reveal James Brown and Wil Hews acting for Mrs. Worms as executrix and agents seek attachment of bienes from Conrad Raleed's estate. Creditors claim debts totaling 2000 dollars, with Sheriff Mart called to enforce the order. An employee states intent to flee the town.
Court Judge Mather and Henderson dismissed the petition for road improvement. The ruling cites failure to show two thirds land ownership and improper signatures as grounds. Also the petition did not meet statutory requirements by March 1 of the year cited and requested plans from the State Highway Commission were not provided.
Mrs Annie Aubirt through attorney Fabian Posey sues Braddock Heights Water Company for $5000 for injuries after falling into a unguarded ditch dug during water system work on Camp Beckley avenue Oswo Bohley avenue at Braddock Heights on August 16. Plaintiff alleges negligent trenching and lack of fencing or warning lights caused the fall, resulting in extensive injuries and losses hindering her boarding cottage business and necessitating medical care.
A garbled local page blends ads for gas and electric bills due notices with promotions for beer, furniture, heating stores, and a fairgrounds opening. It mentions a gas or electric bill payment before the 30th, and references Ostensible products like Hofbran beer and Ostomy related items, along with a public notice tone.
Fragmentary text reports fines for selling contraband liquor in Washington County and a theft charge in Rockville. It mentions Fred Neaby a Black resident, a birth in Espe county, and a 85 year old in Philadelphia with a 90th anniversary. The garbled items suggest miscellaneous legal and personal notices without clear details.
The Proud Prince will be staged Thursday night at the City Opera with Mr White leading as Robita King. The production promises the exquisite tango and dramatic flair that attracted attention decades ago and marks a notable enterprise for local arts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Lee Chapter meeting and a Friday event with greetings and uncertain phrases. No clear names, locations, or outcomes are readable.
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