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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
5
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularities in newspaper delivery to the News. The notice lists Faden ery vin Wertheimer and Thos Kemp Ma Thos rereeee Oline as references, indicating recipients or contacts for reporting issues.
A long list of residents and visitors are noted with brief movements. Names include Joseph E. Chew Brunswick Clara Hess York Elroy Roelkey Gasper E. Oline H. Dorsey Etchison Boyd Baltimore Lola Gall Thurmont Louise Blum West Bonth street Hope Winston Virginia Blayne McAbee Adele Koogle near Lewistown Roberta Rosskey Taneytown Loretta Jolie Donn Misses Thomas Bookeystown Charles Fleming Pittsburg Mary Gray Roanoke Mra Mary A. Duvall and family Washington Misaes Mainene Mattie Steinacker Baltimore W. C. Kofanger Seeger Sprenver Wash DC and others visiting or returning to their homes in this city and vicinity.
Daily church notices list sermons and Sunday schools across congregations. Details include times for Braddock, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, Trinity M B Church South, German Baptist Brethren, St John’s Catholic, and related Lutheran and Baptist services, with ongoing notes on parish events and clergy.
Joseph G. Miller a notable Frederick resident and former merchant, born February 20 1818 in Berkeley County Virginia near Martinsburg, moved to Frederick at age 16 and joined the Christian Gisor shop where he worked for about 35 years before retiring.
The article traces the Doab and Miller firms’ evolution from the Winebrenner stand to J. G. Miller & Co led by Joshua Doab and later Daniel Getzendanner. It highlights Miller’s retirement in 1856 to a Rocky Springs farm, moves to the George Thomas farm, and long public service as trustee and County Commissioner. It notes his late 19th century continued work with the Farmers' and Mechanical National Bank and the Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County.
September notes cover sowing seed timing, boardwalk repairs by city authorities on DiGrange street, and repainting of Willard N Garrett residence on West Patrick. Reports mention a lot sale by Brad Gook Heights Developments to Mrs. John B Lindsay of Portsmouth Virginia, and Percy Crown Rho once editor of the Clarke Courier ill after a pistol shooting incident in Berryville Virginia involving Bims and B Powell. Also a runaway team knocks down William H Hilton near Farmers Exchange, injuring him and damaging his wagon and basket. The shooter remains at large and the event disrupts local commerce.
Fragmentary notes describe a new plant starting in a seaport area for brick production. The text mentions a meeting with a band and a ceremony around eight o'clock, but details are unclear about people, dates, or exact location.
Scarce readable lines indicate a Baltimore Jubilee event with ticket sales announced via Penesylvania area channels. The fragmented text mentions a round-up and tickets for sale, but details such as exact dates, prices, or organizers are not clear in the source.
The Frederick Lawn Tennis Club semi finals saw L. Toma beat Hust 6 1 4 6 6 3 in a close match and Jolliffe defeat an opponent 6 3 5 7 1 2. The pair will meet Monday at 2:90 PM to decide the runner up for a DeGrange trophy. Meare Raymond Toms and McQallkin DeGrange plan to play Cumberland tournament next week.
The weekly arrivals at Hotel Bradock feature guests such as Mrs Jeante and Mr. Keller from Buffalo and New York, with several other patrons listed in a fragmented lodging roster.
A shooting incident near Island Park disrupts traffic and blocks a major route in Baltimore. Police report a tiered incident developing as officers cordon the area and investigate. No injuries confirmed at this time.
A worker suffered severe injuries when a machine halted after lunch break and a body part was torn away. The incident occurred at the Bucketstown Packing Company where recovery and investigation are underway.
Miller's August trade offers a range of blankets and fabrics. New arrivals include a variety of shawls and coatings with discounts on patterns and textures. The listing notes fashionable textiles and new colorways for the season.
Mary Jackson, 18, testified she went with Raymond Wispight and Harvey V. Jackson of her own accord after a parental consent claim. Judge Scuntee Eckstein dismissed charges citing the girl's testimony and a custody compromise allowing her brother to take custody.
Readable fragments show sales offers for beds and goods at low prices. A Woman's Temperance group meeting is set for Monday night September 5 at 7 30. Music events and Bingo style entertainment are listed for Braddock Heights and nearby venues with admission details and dates. A September 1906 schedule includes optical services and market week tastings with various prices.
An incendiary fire damages Moran Opera House at Locaconis during a Friends Conference at Mountain Lake Park. The First National Bank of Hayes plans to occupy a new home while Baltimore Calvert dies near College Park amid Republican nomination talks for the Third District Congress.
Commissioner Whites dismissed the charge against W. E. Drummitt after a hearing on alleged improper mail letters to Mrs. Lala Redmond. Testimony included letters claimed from Hedmoed and advice from Albert Phelps about the correspondence. The case involved attempts to obtain money through the mails and uncertain connections to Mr. Redmond.
The funeral for Mrs Victoria Derr was conducted yesterday at her late home on West Patrick Street. Rev B L McLean and Rev C F Steck led services with floral tributes including a large cross of roses from the House of Correction. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery with bearers Lewis Friedman Fraley Charles Fagan William Seidelin and B H Beaufelter. Schroeder was funeral director.
A fragmented shipment listing references items like Seaonr Jelly Glaseen tomatoes cans and writing paper with scattered prices and quantities. The text reads as a chaotic inventory or ad brief with many garbled words and incomplete names, lacking coherent context or clear event.
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