Personal News From Frederick and Nearby Areas
Mrs Frank Markell and son Frack return from Europe. Mr T W Cramp of Philadelphia visits Frederick. Clarence E Miller on business trip to Washington. Chartes Albaugh of Woodsboro visits Frederick on business. Lizzie and Emma Thompson of Huntington Pa stay with relatives. Bess and Nellie Thomas near Bockeystown visit Frederick. Rev L F M Myers of Philadelphia visits his mother in East Second Street. David Lowanstain returns to Baltimore after a short stay. Glarenca Stoner of Brooklyn returns after visiting friends. Meears Frank Ignatius Goode of Pontiac Illinois visit Frederick. C Staley Donb North Market Street attends Beagle Club field trials in Baltimore County. Mrs Nellie Keith and daughter Mildred and Mrs John McKew go of Baltimore visit relatives in Frederick and return home. Mrs George Buskey and daughter Issbsne of Hanover Pa visit G Jacob Backey West South Street and return home. H Thomas Kline West Patrick Street moves his family to Khonsa at Patrick and Court Streets after remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Markell
Frack
Europe
T. W. Cramp
Philadelphia
Clarence E Miller
East Patrick Street
Washington
Chartes Albaugh
Woodsboro
Frederick
Lizzie
Emma Thompson
Huntington
Bessis
Nellie Thomas
Bockeystown
L. F. M. Myers
Frank Myers
East Second Street
David Lowanstain
Baltimore
Glarenca Stoner
Brooklyn
New York
Meears
Frank
Ignatius Good
Hanover
G. Jacob Backey
West South Street
H. Thomas Kline
West Patrick Street
Khonsa
Patrick and
Gourt Streets
Balion Eve Prep And Repainted Streets In Town
Brief bits note seasonal eagerness for Balion Eve while local scenes include repainting of the oval office at Mr Ira E Bilger's Hast Third street and various homes in East Patrick and South Market streets. A horse loss is reported in New Birs ket and a dray wheel breakdown near Citizens' National Bank, with repairs in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval
Ira E. Bilger
Third Street
Edward E. Adams
New Bisrket
Henry K. C
West Fourth Street
Helen Frame
Eleanor Markey
John Hi. Fleinchman
East Patrick Street
J. W. Narz
Lewis E. Barck
Joseph Trundle
P. Gale
South Market Street
J. Irry Hauer
Philip Schell
Citizens’ National Bank
Condition of the Streams Reported Murky Across Local Mills
The Monocacy at Steiner's Mill Buckeys town dam and Relfenider's mill was muddy and rising at Steiner's and Relfenider's, while Cersevilla salil remained muddy. At Point of Rooka the Potomac was described as good fishing order with clear movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner
Deceased John Walter Dies After Brief Illness at 49
John Walter, a prominent resident, died last night at 7:40 at his daughter’s home on North Market Street after a short illness of acute indigestion. Born in Ipeheim Savaria Germany December 24 1825 he arrived in Philadelphia in 1844 and walked to Hanover. He ran a tank shop on Third Street until three years ago and was active in the Evang elical Lutheran church and for thirty five years supervised the German Lutheran Sonasy school. He is survived by multiple children eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 3:30 with services at the houses and interment at Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter
W. F. Sayder
North Market Street
Walter
Kaat Third
Ipeheim
Savaria
Germany
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Chambersburg
Jencir
Evangelical Lutheran Church
German Lutheran Sonasy Sobosl
John O. Smith
Hagerstown
Jacob F. Snyder
Germansown
James T. Eldridge
Thurmont
Edward and
Hanover
W.F. Snyder
Lewis C. Walter
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
President in Collision Forces Lighthouse Tender to Cruiser
Special dispatch from New Osteans Louisiana reports the lighthouse tender Magnolia carrying President Heoserele collided with the fruit steamer Fepsita. No members of the President's party were hurt. Revenue Cutter Ivy transferred the President to the cruiser West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Osteans
Magnolia
Heoserele
Ivy
West Virginia
Taft Heads to Panama in Overnight Departure
Waserscros Oct 27 Secretary Taft leaves tonight for Panama with brief remarks on the mission and expected talks with Panamanian authorities. The trip marks intensified U S engagement in Central American affairs during a period of regional upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waserscros
Taft
Panams
The Work of Death Mrs Rebecca Smith
Mrs Rebecca Smith widow of Tate Eamusla Smith died yesterday at Woodsboro of heart disease at age 73. She leaves two sons Edward S of Aston Bridge and Frank of Lisbon two daughters Mrs Clinton Metcalfe near Unionovilla and Miss Emma at home plus three brothers and three sisters. Funeral service to be held at the Lutheran church in Woodsboro about ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Smith
Tate Eamusla Smith
Woodsbro
Shea
Edward S
Aston Bridge
Frank
Lisbon
Clinton Metcalfe
Unionovilla
Mias Emma
H L. Donsife
Otho J. and
F.G Donsife
Woodsboro
Wm. H. Zimmerman
Frederick
Alverda Angel
Weldov
Frederick Green
Union Bridge
Local Market and Clergy Changes Report
The Local timrt notes prices for corn and wheat with quoted ranges. Rev J A Asper resigns as Utics Lutheran pastor to take a post in Lobmaster's Franklin Co Pa. A Norfolk gale disrupts transport and telegraph lines. Presbyterian Synod of Virginia meets in Richmond with large attendance. Wilmer Mitchell shoots James Trotter in Columbia Union Station. motive alleged as prior insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Asper
Utics Chargs
The
Lutheran Church
Mr. Asper
Lobmaster’s
Franklin County
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Richmond
Virginia
Wes. Verainia
Marian
A. B. KieCiner
Norfolk
Donaldson
West Virginia
Columbia
S.C
Wilmer Mitchell
Leesville
S. C
James Trotter
Mitchell
Trotter
Interesting Wedding Ties Philadelphia Area Nobility
Grandson of the late Lawrence J Brengle marries Katharine Irvine Curtin near Philadelphia in the Church of the Good Shepherd Rosemont. The ceremony was led by Bishop William Nelson McVickar, with a large reception and 300 gifts. The couple will reside in New York where they are involved in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J .Brengle
Philadelphia
Lawrence John Brengle
James J. Brengle
Lawresos J. Brengle
Frederick
Misa Katharine Irvine Curtin
William Wilson Curtis
Andrew Gregg Curtin
Pennsylvania
U.S
Grant
Brssin
Church of the Good Shepherd
Rosemont
William Nelson McVickar
Rhode Island
Arthur Conger
Tan Good Shepherd
Mires. Bend
Boston
Eliza Breggie
Henry G .Brengie
Lawrence J Brengle
Wids
James 8. Brepgle
Sprucetreet
Olvis B. Shriver
Cathedral Street
Baltimore
New York
Ethel Marion Myars Weds Emory Clay Oram at Frederick
A pretty wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Myars near Frederick as Ethel Marion Myars married Emory Clay Oram formerly of Frederick now of Auburn New York. Rev Alville Cosner officiated the ceremony with lavish decoration and a reception followed. The couple will reside in Auburn New York. Fortnightly Club reorganized with Wm P Maulsby elected president and an executive committee chosen for the season. Dues set at two dollars for gentlemen and one dollar for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Myars
Frederick
Ethel Marion
Emory Clay Oram
Auburn
New York
Palma
Alville Cosner
Adamstown
Bliss Edes Myers
Agnes Cromwell
Buckeystown
A Atbart Hopkins
Washington, D.C
Midas Lakic
N. Y
Kemp Hall
Joseph D. Baker
J. H. Apple
Wm. P. Maulsby
Bertha
Funeral time changed for Dr George Johnson
The hour for the funeral of the late Dr. George Johnson has been moved from 10 30 to 11 30 o clock tomorrow morning. The burial of John J Myers occurred yesterday from the 1240 train, with services at the grave by Rav Dr HE B Esch bach and Rev Dr Osborne Inglis. Interment at Mt Olivet. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
John J. Myers
Pylenville
Harford County
Rav
HE. B. Eschbach
Osborne Inglis
Church notices highlight evening talks and services
Elder Flora preached at the German Baptist Brethren church citing I John 2 6. Tonight at o clock a talk on Satan. Song service at 730. Evangel Lutheran Sunday school catechetical class meets at 750 in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
German Baptist Brethren Church
I John
Satan
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Social World Party at King Home Gallery
At the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. King on West South Street last Tuesday a number of guests enjoyed a delightful evening with music and games. Attendees included Mrs. John Eyler, Master Jos Gaver, George Perry, Stanley Filickinger, Charley Fisher, Harry Phoebus, Master Robert Grove, Blandis Wolff, Ross Dyer, Helen King, Virgie Davis, Helen Titlow, Ruth Wolfe, Earle Dyer, and Naomi Schefiisid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idra
King
Weat South Street
John Eyler
Jos Gaver
George Perry
Stanley Filickinger
Charley Fisher
Harry Phoebus
Robert Grove
Blandis Wolff
Ross Dyer
Helen King
Virgie Davis
Helen Titlow
Ruth Wolfe
Earle Dyer
Naomi Schefiisid
Red Men Banquet Honors Great Council Members at Local Ball
Pleasant event linked to the Great Council of Marviend and the Red Men. Chiefs from Baltimore Brunswick and Brozawick attended a banquet for 150 guests with toastmaster Joe W. Gover, solo by Georges Zdw Smith, and remarks by Justin a John Wood. Music by Frederick Belect Orchestra.
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Great Council of
Marviend
Teibs
Red Aten
Great Council
Bachem Kelirby I. Binker
Brozawick
J. O. Littleston
Baltimore
BR. EK. Stivenson
Whimington
Det
Bashem Z. T. Brantner
Brunswick
Jenior
Joseph W. Gover
Georges Zdw
Smith
Juastica
John Wood
Frederick Belect
Capital Surplus Bank Names Officers and Directors
A historical bank notes J D Saber as President and G Baker as Vice President with D Baker as Vice President and Samuel G Zimmerman as Cashier. Substantial capital surplus listed at 100000 and 250000 with a slate of directors including JcvexJa3 and Jovan Jxo.C Motrex among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBarak
D.E. Exravorr
Gro
Smith
J. D. Baker
Jovan
C. Motrex
CAPES. Ladies' Long Gloves and Accessories Sale
Local advertisements tout fashionable gloves and furs with price points from 50 cents to 1.00, urging quick purchases for best value. Also notes millinery openings, theater events, and hardware and heating specials, with visitor notices for Frederick Maryland, 1905 events, and B&O colonist fare promotions.
Senator Gorman Defends Suffrage in Ellicotts City Campaign
Senator Gorman opened his campaign with a speech defending the suffrage amendment in Ellicotts City. Governor Warfield and Mrs Warfield host a ball for Prince Louis of Battenberg and other British squadron officers. Dorchester Supervisors approve the rapadication ticket on the ballot. Governor Warfield and Adjutant General Riggs met Admiral Sands at the Naval Academy. Congressman Mudd protests ballot placement of Independent Democratic nominees in Charles and Calvert counties. Thomas Parran files a complaint over minority ballot form in Calvert County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Ellicots City
Mra
Warfield
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Dorchester County
Riggs
Admiral Sands
Naval Academy
Mudd
Charles County
Aleation
Thomas Parran
Court of Appesis
Anspolis
Calvart County
Anpervisore
Ciiclal
Fire companies offer sprinkling cart service to city
Letters from the People section notes Fireman’s suggestion to let horses pull a sprinkler cart or street sweeper for Frederick streets. United Steam Fire Engine Company offered horses and driver at a February appeal to the Board of Aldermen, but the city could not purchase such equipment then. The board considered the proposal, hoping to aid citizens at no city expense. Albert S. Sanns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suswar
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Frederick
Alzert
Runaway horse attached to buggy causes damage on East All Saints street
A horse attached to Mr J Fred Main's buggy on West South street bolted toward a Baltimore and Ohio railway engine on East All Saints street. It ran down the shaft to the engine house at rapid speed, breaking the shafts before being checked by Mr Main and finally stopped by Mr Albert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred. Main
South Street
Baltimore and Onie Railroad
All Saints’ Street
Main
Albert Smith
Oysters, travel specials, and local notices from Frederick
Local ads offer oysters at 250 per quart select oysters at 350 per quart with brag of purity and shell oysters. Special Baltimore trips advertise round trips via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Frederick at 7 45 p m on Sunday Nov 5. Blumenauer Co invites attendance for autumn pattern hats and bonnets Oct 31 and Nov 1. Notices warn about missing money on West Church Street and announce Masonic funeral services for Dr George Johnson at Ma sonic Temple with local lodge members invited.
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Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Capital
Monumental City
Frank Deshon in a Funny Opera at City Opera House
Frank Deshon the popular comic opera performer appears tonight with Nixon & Zimmerman Operas Company in The Offices Boy a two act musical comedy by Harry B. Smith and Ludwig Englander Deshon plays an office boy who becomes an accidental jockey with humorous songs and lines Other cast members include Percy Leach Katharine Nelson Murray Barry May Emory and Walter Roberts plus Harry Wiegsnd William Lamar Mats Hanley Arthur Chawners William Burgess and Vivian Wayne An unrelated item reports William Hiltner of the Ruland cannery scalded at work after a bucket of hot water spilled on him and surgeons attended him The Sick section notes several local residents ill or recovering including Miss Helen Rager Mr Harry Eline and Mrs Ephraim H Kine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Deshon
Comio Opera
City Opera House
Nixon & Zimmerman Operas Company
Harry B. Smith
Ludwig Englander
Deshon Sesma
Percy Leach
Katharine Nelson
Zie Barry
May Emory
Marcelle Tasche
Walter Roberts
Harry Wiegsnd
William Lamar
Mats Hanley
Arthur Chawners
William Burgess
Vivian Wayne
Art Loom Drag Gagers Offer New Weaves And Styles
The notice touts new Art Loom Drag Gagers with fresh Weaves and styles resembling Oriental Rugs. It promises a wide variety for sale at the carpet house, inviting buyers to view the latest novelties in floor coverings and noting Oak and sea them.
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