New Advertisements Today At City Opera House
A fragmented ad page lists events and notices including Mrs Temple's Telegram show at the City Opera House, a trustee sale for the County Short Trustee, room for rent at 1358 Market St Wegans, items for sale on S Market St, a Cockerly notice, Kate Gittinger, Masked Carnival, Cake View Opening, LN RL and D Manta Family Theatre, Election Returns, Oyster Cocktails, McCardell's Motion Pictures at 29 Family Theatre, dancing at Car fella, Mixa Ritchie 19¢ Special, McCardell's Bank, Frederick Co Nat Bank shirt value, Neidig and Miller Millinery Opening, and N R&D Mants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Temple
Ee O. Waters
Market St
Wegans
Ee S. Market St
Kate Gittinger
Ser
RL & D
Manta Family Theatre
McCardell's
Motion Pictures
Mixa Ritchie
McCardell's Bank
Frederick Co
Neidig & Miller Millinery
R&d
Mants
Personal visitors and departures observed in Oxford Md area
A series of visiting relatives and returning residents noted in Oxford Maryland including Misa Nellie Hunichen from visiting in Oxford, M. Frank Webb from Columbus visiting relatives, Mrs Louise Bopst from Baltimore visiting Mr Henry Kipp, Messrs Frank and Santius Gonde from Pontiac, Mrs Jennie Smith from Washington returning home, Rev Luther Nickels heading to St Louis to visit son Maurice Nickels, Misa Mary Louise Gumminga from Knoxville returning after visiting aunt Mrs J H Wraamer, Mrs Guy Steele from Westminster returning after fair visit, and others including Mr Charles B Tienan, Mr Howard Hutchins, Mr Carlton Jones, Mr John Hutton and mother, and Miss Nora Delauder who had been guests during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie Hunichen
Oxford
Frank Webb
Columbus
Ohio
Ery
Louise Bopst
Baltimore
Henry Kipp
West Fifth Street
Messra
Frank and
Santius Gonde
Pontiac
Jennie Smith
Washington
Mra
Kunkel
Kant Patrick Street
Luther” Nickels
Kaat Church Street
St. Louis
Maurice Nickels
Misa Mary Louise Gumminga
Knoxville
Mra J. HL. Wraaier
Guy. W. Steele
Westminister
Misa Willie Ritchie
Steele
Cora Rogera
Charles B.tienan
Howard Hutchins
Howard County
Carlton Jones
John Hutton
Chambersburg
Nora Delauder
Middletown
Dee
Uanichen
Brief Bits Of Local And General Interest
The season of church affairs is near with weddings likely next month. Harvest Home at Home for the Ages tomorrow. The Historical Society resumes meetings next month. Frederick shows three entertainments nightly. Paint and Powder club of Baltimore rumored to disband. Women plan millinery openings tomorrow. Trinity M B church exterior on Second Street repainted by J Lampe and Edward H Kreh homes repainted by J H Lampe. New hanging atra installed by W F G Bailey Co for travelers. Cement gutter laid in alley at Lewis Mehrling property East Patrick Street. Theodore Lowe doing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
the Historical Society
Second Street
J. Lampe
Edward H. Kreh
West South Street
J. H. Lampe
W., F.&g. Bailesy Company
Burglars Break Into Convent on East Second Street
Thieves entered the convent last Thursday night on East Second Street and stole small trinkets and a minor sum of money. The entry appears to have come from the yard on East Church. A man’s name was not disclosed and no arrests reported as investigators reviewed remains of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Second Street
Flem Toome
Erialav
Plan Improves Water Pressure At Montevue Hospital
At a Board of Charities and Corrections meeting the plan to improve sanitation at Montevue Hospital was approved pending awarded contracts. Officials cited insufficient city water pressure and occasional lack of water on the second floor, noting water must be pumped from a condemned spring and that drinking water comes from the Henry Brunner farm. The board pays $300 yearly for water from the spring property, and aims to upgrade both main and colored buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Charities and Corrections
Montevue Hospital
Herring
Henry Brunner
Montevue
Daughters of the Confederacy Hold Maryland Chapter Meeting
The Fitshuzh Lee Chapter U D C met for routine business and announced representation at the Atlanta convention next month. May A L Eader read a paper on the Ladies Monuments Association and Miss Mary Ott presented a Confederate Veteran poem about three Mount St Marys students who joined Lee’s army and died at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitshuzh Lee
U. D.C
Alanta
Georgia
A. L. Eader
Ladies’ Monuments Association
Maryland
Olivet
Dudge
Monocacy
Kader
Mary Ott
Mt. St. Mary's College
Lou
College
Gettysburg
Grove addresses workers at M J Grove Linke Co meeting
William J. Grove president of the M J Grove Linke Company spoke to his employees at a gathering where a large flag and banner with Bryan Kern and Lewis names was raised atop the crusher print. He urged loyalty to American values, warned against panic and urged employees to vote for Taft on November 3, promising work on November 4. He also spoke to neighbors at Lime Kiln last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Grove
M. J. Grove Linke Company
Bryan
Kern
Lewis
Grove
Sal
Taft
Lime Kiln
Lawful Detention and Hearing in Larceny Case
Sam Ine, colored, is held on larceny charges for clothing taken from Otho Hollins. Justice Ritter deferred ruling to assess grand jury action, setting bail at 100 dollars, with no bail posted yet. Jail for nonpayment of bail also noted for John Thomas, facing Friday hearing. Local sheriff and stage company mention add context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ine
Otho Hollins
Ritter
Joseph
Feld
John Thomas
Carter
George & & T
George
Bodook & OO
Accused by Nephew in Trust Fund Case in Washington
James William Dean formerly of Frederick was arrested in Washington DC on a misappropriation charge brought by his nephew Arnold W R Dean. Sheriff Myer brought Dean back to Frederick as attorneys for both sides prepared to confer. Dean claimed he was custodian of $1100 from parental wills intended for Arnold upon reaching age. he said he invested and lost the funds, turning over whatever remained to his nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dean
Washington
James William Dean
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Arnold W. R. Dean
Geo. Edw. Myer
Mr. Laan
Frederick This Morning. Mr. Dean Engaged Stover & Weinberg
Smith & Smith
Dean
Arnold W. Dean
Whio
Prohibition Campaign Ends With County Meeting at Lewistown
The Prohibition campaign in the county closed last night with a well attended meeting in Lewistown presided by county chairman Jacob L Engelbrecht. The gathering opened with singing and prayer by Daniel J. Young. Engelbrecht and Francis B. Sappington gave stirring addresses and a full county ticket was promised for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Jacob L Engelbrecht
Daniel J. Young
County Central Committee
Engelrecht
Francis B. Sappington
Engelbrecht Ieft
Baltimore
Lyceum
Jon
Eugene W. Chatlin
Hon
Aarons $. Watking
Family Theatre bill a rewarding success crowd pleased
At the Family Theatre last night a large audience enjoyed two performances. Signor Chefalo and Signorita Capretta drew a marked hit in The Garden of Mystery with Caprette in a Directoire gown. Geo J. Clark the Yankee Dyadic German drew applause for latest issues. The Griffiths trio and 11 year old Gertrude added to the Bowery life themed entertainment with notable flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theatre
Keith
Signor Chefalo
Signorita Capretta
Signorina Caprette
Geo.j. Clark
Howe
Gertrude
Horse on the Track Delays Western Railroad Train
A horse blocking the tracks near Rocky Springs delayed a W. Fo and G. Railroad train at 6 40 am. Horses escaped from Hiram Thomas’s herd crossed the line and one fell through a trestle into a stream about 12 feet below. The engine slowed as workers freed the animal, which suffered no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo and G
Rocky Springs
Hiram ‘Thomas
D. Columbus Kerup
Speeches At Democratic Club Rally Warned By W J Bryan Letters
Crowds gathered at the Bryan Kern and Lewis Club headquarters as C C Waters and Alfred Ritter spoke. Waters urged ballot awareness and read letters from W J Bryan while Ritter praised Lewis and reflected on the full dinner pail and bank deposit guarantees with light humor about the Big Stick. The group adjourned to plan a big Friday rally after Thursday’s final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan, Kern and Lewis Club
C. C Waters
Alfred Ritter
Waters
W.J. Bryan
Lewis
Ritter
Water
Illness Roundup From City Hospital and Local Homes
Mrs. Laura Rickerds on the sick list at East South Street. Annie Schmidt improving after illness in a Washington hospital. William Tildebrand and Thomas Whitmore improving after City Hospital treatments. Louis H. Swain under treatment at City Hospital showing progress. Catharine Hooper very ill at grandmother Mrs. James V. Baer’s home. Dr Lloyd T. MacGill Jr. operated at City Hospital and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Rickerds
East South Street
Annie Schmidt
Washington
Wiliam Tildebrand
City Hospital
Thomas Whitmore
Arby
Louis H. Swain
United Drivers
Catharine Hooper
James V. Baer
Weat Fifth Street
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Marriage Certificate Delayed From Johnsville Union
The minister's certificate for Clarence M. Smith of Liberty Town and Georgie A. Ogie of Johnsville, married January 10, 1907 by Rev. David Stoner, was returned to the clerk's office for record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Smith
Libertytown
Georgie A. Ogie
Johnsville
David Stoner
News of the Churches Grace Reformed postpones service this evening
Grace Reformed church announces there will be no service tonight and the notice is rescinded. Regular services will resume next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Lutherans Synod to Convene Ninety Ninth in Maryland
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland prepares for its eighty ninth convention at the city church under Rev. Charles Steck. About 176 clergy and lay delegates are expected, with opening sermons Thursday night and services through Monday night. A long list of delegates from Philadelphia to Baltimore and beyond is noted, including Rev. Charles Kennewald, Rev. John Bowers and many others. The event runs with evening services and day sessions in East Church Street rooms, reflecting a major regional church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Chas. E. Kennewald
Mmmitaburg
Joh C. Bowers
Baltimore
Jlon. Cornelian Eckhardt
Kensington
Charles
Albert
D. D
Philadelphia
C. Bastain
John F. Steeft
Keyser
W. Vas
M. J. Beard
Cole
J. St. Rouger
Charrmont
Ev. Hell
G. W. Baughman
Gladhill
Uniontown
C.F. Bergner
J. W. Shafer
H. H. Filok
James Warcheln
Manchester
Moyd
Selvine Graves Va
Woo
Joan
D. Baltimore
JL. Fronts
Cornelius Eckhardt
Washington
M.D. Gaver
Willamsport
J. M. Grayhill
Glearping
A. Hedges
Mendell
Gi. W. Berry
Utica and
Braddock
A. Heiman
J. D
Charis A. Gelachman
G. Hellichower
D.D
Pennsylvania College
B.A. Heightman
Charless Heas
Arthur J. Miller
Branawick Rey
F. Hexse
Daniel Oswald
Smithsburg
C. J. Hines
Huntington
W. Va
J.T. Huddle
Party Domer
J. Ide
George Fisher
Stev
E.C. I de
Lewla Migenbiot
Woodstock
C. L. Reedy
2. D
Hagerstown
J. B. Keller
R. A. Kerlin
Sharpaburg
Warther Kuhlman
Gettgebune
Manges
John A. Sincell
Oakland
L. A. Mann
Avers
Cumberland
Henry Manken
G. F. Shuman
J. W. McCluley
M.lice
F. W. Meyer
Harry Matthaney
Mateger
Geo Stone
Jefferson
G. W. Mater
George A. Rother
P.H. Miller
CG. Stoner
W. D. Nicoll
Hampstead
A.C. Null
Shafterman
Fairmount
W. B. Oney
E. A. Wachter
Doubs
J. W. Ott
J. W. Draper
Eratown
W. Owen
D. J
LL. D
John H. Jones
Keller Mentzer
Waynesboro
A. Rupp
Q. E. Weant
W. L. Seabrook
Westminster
W. H. Settlemyer
Middletown
Simon
Hagerttown
G. H. Slaybaugh
D. C
Charles F. Steck
C. E. Derr
Frederick
G. W. Stroup
Church Hill
Stouffer
Friendsville
A. H. Studebaker
Edwin W. Herrmann
Tromp
C. G. Coshwa
Martinsburg
J. H. Turner
Lutherville
G. J. Abler
Sparrow's Point
W. A. Wade
Weart
Wade
David O. Roth
Egion
F. R. Wagner
Wm. A. Shaffer
Frostburg
L. H. Waring
Charles L. Blessing
H. H. Weber
York, Pas
W. E. Wheeler
Luther J. Sharetts
Taneytown
John Widely
I. D
Francia E. Parsons
Washington, D. C
C. P. Wilen
H. H. Selzer
James Willis
Thatah Moser
Myeraville
J. O. Yoder
George Schaffer
Silver Run
LE. M. Zimmerman
F. R
A. H. Weaver
Electric Sign Erected Before Family Theatre
Two handsome electric signs have been erected in front of the Family Theatre by the Frederick Engineering Co. One sign bears the word Vaudeville, while the other greets visitors at the hall entrance with Family Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gineering Co
Frotter
Family Theatre
Registration Appeals Heard by Judge Motter
Registration appeal cases heard this morning by Judge Motter. Names ordered to be placed in the registration books: Peter C. Green Precinct 5 District 2 Vernon E Heffner Precinct 2 District 2 Edward A O Bryan Precinct 1 District 7 John Weeley Chambers and Honjamin Puvalt Chambers District 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Peter C. Green
Vernon E. Heffner
Edward A. O'Bryan
John Weeley
Honjamin Puvalt
McCardell’s Exhibit Promises Pattern Bonnets and Hats
Local notice invites the public to a Wednesday and Thursday exhibit on November 4 and 5 at 14 Market St featuring a beautiful line of pattern bonnets and hats. Also advertised are Oyster Cocktail 10c, McCardell’s Cocktail Sauce, and a program of vaudeville with pictures and songs. Reading of election returns scheduled for Election Night. Frederick City Hospital Guild event on Oct 30 at 7:30 p.m. with a note on hour change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLR
D. Mastz
Market St
Frederick City Hospital
Seasonal Underwear and Wool Wear On Sale Now
Changeable weather prompts stocking up on cotton gauze wool and heavy weight undergarments. Gause Vest and Pants, ribbed vests, union suits and woolen wear offered in multiple weights and prices from 25c to 1.60. Ladies and men’s specials include ribbed sets, light to heavy weight options, silk pieces, and fleece lined wear in assorted sizes.
Remarkable built value for the man who comes in time
Jumbled ad copy lists woolen goods and home textiles with brands like Shantor and White Gerbirrare. Mentions blankets, drawers, flannel items, and wool products. Promises comfort and tailored fit. Appears as a large storefront sale or catalog-like advertisement with many product names and discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba & Miller
Bae
Allem
Ehocky
Edna
Phiris
California
Beatty
Worth Ie
Myddael
Loxtea
Halloween at Lake View and local notices crowd schedule
Hallowe en at Lake View hosts a masked carnival with skating dancing and a block party on Saturday October 31. Tickets from Thurmont and Frederick grant free admission others pay. The Taft Sherman and Pearre Club plans a campaign discussion guided by Sheldon Potter and George Pearce at Court Street on October 20. City Opera House hosts election talk tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Lake View
Thurmont
Frederick
Taft, Sherman and Pearre Club
Court Street
Thurada
Clu
Braddock Heights
Opera Hovee
Sheldon Potter
Philadelphia
George “A. Pears
Congress
108 Years Ago A Menu of Goods and Prices
An 1829 notice lists prices and goods at a market including roasted coffee at 10 cents per pound, special flour, salmon, tea, strawberries, tomato soup, cakes, ham, apricots, prunes, buckwheat, and other items. The entry reads like a commerce column with vendor names and street location, ending with a funeral reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
A. J. Kighelserule
Boriewant
soulMenty Funeral Pinechot
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the Daily News
Desiderius Erasmus
Liu
Columbue
Cuba
Marshal Grouchy
Erasmus
Bona Parte
Bla Lows
Waterloo
Julia Kavanagh
Friedrich Maz Muller
Oxford University
Tam News
Wanainaton
W. Jo. Moons
Weather Bureau
Rapa Pean Preeiye
Board of C. & C
C. E. Anton Pls
Jife
Colorado
Iabageneny Tas
Stege
News OF the Churches
Lutherans’ — Synod
Citizens’ National Bank
Rob
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Beter
Lyles
McCardell
Pew
Oyster Cocktail 106
McCardel
Entire New Pictures
McCarvell
Mise Ritchie
Hiss
X. P. Serssky Rederick
Ian Een
Ilwef
Joan Led
Hendrickson
Pierre
John D. Hendhickeon
Neldig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Pearce & Scheck
Elks
Ae Club
N. Market St
Grace Reformed
Western Union Telegraph Office
Blumenauer & Co
Frederick County Agriculture Society
C.C. Warentus
Howe Gant
City Opera Howe
Thos, P. Rice
Phomas PF. Rice
Cowmral Dirmrrti, Berth Mary
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
M. L. Etoribon
Punetal
Bouth Market Street
Wrederick
Charles L. Renn
Gann
Liaw Pang
Rajien Yy
Redhdar
Baker
W.H
Fe Dyt Hom
TOR
Aachr
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