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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1905

Page

5

Stiff Fight at Acospolis and Statewide Political Moves

News from Maryland reports a clash at Acospolis between Ss. John's College students and ne grose, David E. Dick gaining support for senator in Allegany, and the death of Hiram Watty in Baltimore. Also noted is Henry B. Parnell's suicide in Ocean City, President Dunbar reporting to the Maryland Synod in Cumberland, and Brank H. Gibson with his wife attempting suicide in Baltimore. both saved at City Hospital.

Ss. John’s College Acospolis David E. Dick Allegany Hiram Watty Baltimore Henry B. Parnell Osean City Dunbar Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church Cumberland H. Gibson United States Langhammer Gibson Federal Grand Jarl Olty Hospital

Arnold Stock Company at City Opera House in East Lymns

Crowded audience praised the Arnold Stock Company last night as East Lymns played with Miss Pauline Seymour and Miss Musa Ray Bestl delivering flawless performances. Clyde Franklin and W. W. Shuttleworth received strong encores with Nellie Denton and young Charles Fisher also drawing acclaim. local talent contest and prizes followed.

City Opera House Arnold Stock Company East Lymns Pauline Seymour Isaballe Musa Ray Bestl Barbers Hare Clyde Franklin Archibald Oarlisfe W. W. Shuttleworth Francis Levison Nellie Denton Cornelia Charlisfe Guardian Torfh Msoy Sacha Whealer Willie Taylor Bros Harry Bartholow Onarlea Fisher Wm. Shipley Baker and Taylor Charies Fisher Bha Wall Egypt

Birthday of Mrs Ann Hsbeose Uallar of Feaga ville

Mrs Ann Hsbeose Uallar of Feaga ville born near Frederick in 1825 celebrates her eightieth birthday. Daughter of Henry Dixon widow of Philip Culler a prominent Frederick county farmer who died about 20 years ago. She has seven children and many descendants. A dinner at the old homestead honored tracerasion with 63 family members nearby.

Ann Hsbeose Uallar Feagaville Frederick Henry Dixon Philip Culler Frederick County Siver Tracerasion Mr. R.&. Callersand Baltimore Jsmn

Funeral for Robert B. Olerk Arrives by B O Railroad

The remains of the late Robert B. Olerk arrived today by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 12 40. Services were held at the graveside by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingie. Pallbearers were Lewis Clingan Dr Steiner Sohley Granville Thomas Dr Thomas Turner George Potts Lewis Kemp. Interment followed at Mt Olvet cemetery. C Carty served as funeral director.

Robert B. Olerk Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Osborne Ingie Lewis Clingan Steiner Sohley Granville Thomas Thomas Turner George Potts Lewis Kemp Mt. Olvet C. Carty

General Baughman Returns to Frederick After Recovery Progress

General Baaghman Home Ges L Victor Baughman has been staying several weeks at Atlantic City and returned to Frederick last evening. Though not fully recovered, his health has improved significantly during the stay.

General Baaghman Ges L. Victor Baughman Atlantic City Frederick General Baughman

In His Holy Temples Sunday Schools and Societies

Sunday church notices list numerous services across town venues including Schleysville Mission at 7 pm and All Saints Episcopal at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday schools at 2 or 3 pm. Several pastors announce protracted services next week, plus Gospel meetings in W. G. O. T. U. rooms and a Bishop Moore mission sermon at the M. E. Church.

Schleysville All Saints’ Episcopal Church Usnsi Evangelical Reformed Church J. BH. Balehis United Brethren Church M. E South J. B. Balthis Ss. John’s Catholic Chaarch Fr. Alpert Smith Kenneth M Craig Mongaup Valley N. Y Presbyterian Church Emmitsburg J.S. Barnes Greenmount HK. J. Boyle Hagerstown Evangelical Lutheran Church J. W. Richards Gettysburg Saunday Young People’s Society German Baptist Brethren Church Anch E. A. Brunner Eldar P. D. Fabrasy Christian Workers Hitler D. G. Flora Virginia Thomas Freeman Dixon David H Moore Portland Oregon Moore M. E. Church McDowell A. Thirlkeld Willeach Epworth League Walkersville Mm. E Vernon BK. Ridgsly Rsv J.C Wichelson D. D Adolphus Fesrhake de. Pasree O. E. Guthrie J. Fred. Heisse

Recital Opens Wo man College Season October 24

On Tuesday evening October 24 a vocal and organ recital opens the season at Wo man College in College Hall at 8:30. Admission is free. Bir Beckwith and Mr. Thatcher of the conservatory faculty perform. Thatcher will play organ pieces familiar to Baltimore audiences. Beckwith offers entirely new selections for Frederick listeners.

Woman’s College Bir Baskwith Thatcher Conservatory College Hall Baltimore Beckwith Frederick

New Troley Route Notice From Frederick and Middletown RY

A Frederick and Middletown Railroad Company notice states cars after Monday will stop only on the near side of bircel crossings and in front of the City hall, signaling a new trolley route arrangement for the area.

New Troley Rute Frederick and Middletown Aida of Bircel Tel

Many Visitors From Out of Town in Frederick

Laurel Maryland residents Mrs David Figher and others visit relatives in Frederick. Baltimore and Washington guests include Mr J Henry Kreh and family, Mr David Young, Miss Emma Baer, Miss Lucille Fleagel, Mrs C Hadges, Mr Clarence Baker, and many more. Local hosts welcome a constant flow of relatives and friends, with several staying at North Market Street and East Patrick Street areas.

David Figher Laurel J. Henry Kreh David Young Baltimore Clarence Stoner Brooklyn N. Y O. 5S. Firman Washington Lewis S. Olinger Mizs Kees White Washtogted Fas City John Stauffer Taney$owe Norman 3. Higan Taneytown Yasterday Emma Baer Mary Seeger East Patrick Street Daniel Miller Familly Edna Croosa Usaion Bridge Misa Lucille Fleagel Tia Lewis West Fourth Stress D. M. Fisher Laurel, Md Beckley South Market Street W. Offs Tyler Luray C. Hadges Cumberland George W. Hinkle West Third Street Clarence Baker Springfield Ohio Burkittsville George Ferrin Baltimore Fire Department Virgie Brown Washington, D. C Frederick Louisa Brocker Guy Engave Phebas A. O. Wentz Hanover Wm.h. Rameburg North Market Street Charles L. Hopwood Slater Gloveland City Edward Gale Fifth Street Gideon Wachter Bloomfield Mra. Spangler Harper's Ferry W. Jm John Abraham Hezekiah Hargest and Son Oda Wolfe Mire Wm. OG. Rhoderick EF. Connell Hartisburg Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters Charles Nussbaum Jacob Nuenbaum Rachel L. White Rose McClelan J.J. Hare Henry W. Fromke Patrick Atreat Georges Topper Lewis Gramm West Fifth Street Wm. Gookey Misa Inia Hey B. F. Brown Sell Chamberabourg Milton T. Engle West Fourth Arrest Edgar F. Orebs York Lewis Gittinger Orth Market Street Heron J. Beschley Dover Kentucky Middletown Mary Kandla Susie Colling Hallie Smith A. R. Gannell Hamilton Hegerstown D. F. Davis Luis C. Kirwin H. Henphries W. Secrm Wm. B. Taylor Jack Bain George Henry Smith Cr Charlestows W. Va Daniel Boone Bruseville Maud Rhioderick Walkersville Wm. C. Rhoderick North Market Atreat Paul Odell Wilmer Eblers Hernwood Baltimore County Thomas Freeman Dixon Woast Seaond Streat Benjamin Merriman Jane Alexander Heasle Thompson Edward Mazsell A. W. Burkhart John Haller Gaithersburg W.T. Haller Henry Sencil H. B. Goblentz Bersie Washington, D.C O T. Bramsburg Dr. Coblentz Dama 5. W. Guyton Richmond Ind Guyton Charles T. Guyton Arnoldstown Henry Shepherd Minnie Rinehart Shepherdstown W. Vs Virginis Rinehart Alica Rasin Wm. Shearer Manchester Sheriff Wilson Ostroll County M. W. la Motte Gail Outshall Woodsboro Breck Shaw

Autoists' bad luck ends long homeward trip in rain

A party of autoists from Hagerstown to Frederick faced a breakdown near Benevole. After pushing a car and missing a trolley, seven members completed the journey by miles of wet travel, reaching Boonsboro and then walking the final stretch to Frederick, arriving at 4 a.m. The mishap disrupted a planned return via two Pope automobiles led by Tennant and Poffenberger with Koehler Keedy Bridges and Worthington among the travelers.

Hain Journeey Palmer Tenvact T. A. Poffenberger G. Victor Koehler Oisfeance Keedy Wilbur Bridges Edgar Worthington Frederick Hagerstown Pope Sir. Tennant Boonsboro Bridges Poffenberger Boonshire Fankstown

Local Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Annual Report

Officers include J D Saber president and W G Baker vice president with W L Zimmerman and Samuel G Duvall as directors. Cashier cash totals show 160600 and 200000 for capital burplus, with multiple execs and directors named in the list.

Ridgeville to Mt Airy Road To Be First Class Route

Work to upgrade the Ridgeville to Mt Airy road to a first class status under the State Aid Road Law starts Monday. Mt. St. Hendricks of the Maryland Geological Survey will supervise, directing a project near Gaithersburg. The routine length is planned and spring will extend the project. Headquarters will be at Welson's Hotel in Ridgeville. The engineer seeks local cooperation for public benefit.

Ridgeville Mt. Airy Mt. 5 Hendricks Maryland Geological Survey Gaithersburg Montgomery County Ms. Airy 3& Welson’s

Local notices on meetings sales and choir rehearsal

Local brief itemizes a choral rehearsal at Kemp Hall on Monday October 23 at 8 PM for Holy City and Creation. Also announces Fall and Winter opening October 27 and 28 with a pattern bonnet and hat display at N R and D Maxi 14 South Market Street. Includes Square Deal League meeting October 22 at 7 90 PM at 12 W Patrick Street with speakers Bonaparte and Gane for November 3 city opera house event. Also notices F M A RR schedule change screens. Woman's Christian Temperance Union public meeting October 23 at 7 2 0 PM. Edison phonographs and records advertised by Byer & Vixser i South Market Street. Local hardware bargain at J E Pigs & Co with half price shelf hardware.

N.R. & D Maxi South Market Street Square Deal League W. Patrick Street City Opers Quaries J. Bonaparte Edgar H. Gane Belliating Dess W. O. Asher

Law's Grip Sent to Jail and Disorderly Arrests

Charles Wilson, color ed, was fined 10 for drunkenness and jailed six days after failing to pay. Edward Lucaz, color ed, held 10 days in jail for disorderly conduct. Dora Brengle arrested for harboring a minor, case dismissed after hearing. Monocacy streams mostly muddy, Potomac at Point of Rocks clear. Local grain quotes show barge prices for corn wheat and oats.

Charies Wilson John Wood Edward Lucaz Quinn and Crom C. E. Eckstein Prnonrsengy Dora Brengle Carter Sarah Shroyer Steiner’s Mill Buckeye Town Dam Rettenider’s Mill Cereaville Mill Rooke Potomac River

Furs and Dress Goods Attract Week's Finish In Frederick

A busy closing sale features furs including big and hill er items, plaids and checks, fancy trimmings, lace motifs, and bowery silk gloves. Men's and ladies wear advertised with discounted household goods, underwear, and a selection of shirts. Local notices promote events at Kemp Hall, shorthand training, and theater with moving pictures, plus a rail trip offer to Washington and Baltimore.

Siik Venice Soverior Paris Point Gassett Wamantta Muslic Seidig & Miller

New Carpets and Household Goods Advertised in Frederick

Local notices promote Ars Leem drag gers with wool ingrain carpets and Oriental rug styles, urging visitors to visit L E Mullinix 406 North Market Street for latest novelties in floor coverings. O L Kefaug ver, Gov. Church and Market Streets, Frederick, showcases dinner sets, toilet sets, lamps including S. & H. Reading Lamp and Angle Lamp, with prices and delivery offered.

Frederick TSA Sinds

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