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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1905
Page
3
Subscribers urged to report any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News promptly for resolution and accurate delivery records.
The annual Teachers Institute convened at the City Opera House at 10 o clock with Prof. B. L. Boblitz, Superintendent, presiding. Forty six teachers did not respond to roll call as committees were named for Beautifying Grounds, Reading and Association, Legislative, and Resolutions, followed by an address on History by J Montgomery Gambrill and adjournment at noon.
Obituaries include Mrs. Caroline Hallowell Miller of Sandy Springs aged 74, and Adam Brechfold aged 56 killed by his own shotgun in Harford county. Additions report suicide by train at Laurei and a church reopening at St Stephen's Harleville.
The Local Mart lists Mr. G Worthy Tyron's quota for corn and wheat today with prices per barrel or bushel. Corn priced at 83.80 with 66 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red at 750 with multiple figures 640 550 and 500 per bushel, some lines marked damaged or rejected. Oats priced at 40 cents per barrel.
The September term of the errants court convened at 10 o clock with Chief Judge James Mc Bherry and Associate Judge John O Motter presiding. Daniel T Ordeman was named foreman of the grand jury which selected G Howard Kuysmaal Joseph O Nussbaum Frederick W Wilhide Richard B Murdock John H Gilman George D Carr John H Horing Charles W Abalt George E Baer J EK Byers Edwin S Honck Josiah Bogiar Henry B Wilson J Galvin Oronise Thomas Arnold Calvin N Brem Jeene Lipscomb Dawson Fook Cophas H Zimmerman EB Brantay Delutar Charles O Martz John O Doblentz.
After the grand jury was sworn Judge McSherry charged the jury noting only twenty state principals in the jail. Dr. Ephraim H. Kline was named bailiff. The docket shows 19 cases on the original, 118 on the trial, and 45 on the appeals. Court adjourned to 9:30 tomorrow to take up the appeals docket.
A proposed plan postpones the $2000 forfeiture against the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Co. The aim is to gain time to confirm promised improvements to Frederick’s railroad facilities and possibly return the $2000 if these improvements occur within a set period. The scheme seeks to reassure promoters and secure Frederick’s cooperation.
The quick and pretty wedding of Mise Elza Gertrude Haydon daughter of Mrs John A Haydon of Court Street Frederick to Mr Homer I Williams of New York was held at St John's Catholic church this morning by Rev Fr William J Kane. The bride wore blue chiffon and hat to match attended by Miss Alice McSharry Haydon and Mr Wm T Haydon sister and brother of the bride. The couple left at 1040 for a short tour in the north and will reside in Philadelphia.
Purely personal notices list numerous individuals and families traveling, visiting relatives, or staying with friends in cities such as New York Baltimore Hagerstown Chambersburg Washington and Philadelphia. Names include Jono F Kreb Simmons Marmay Homer George Hane Elizabeth Engle Mary Niceg Ruth M Wilhide Etelka Handley and many others with varied dates and locales.
A letter from Archbishop Ireland of St Paul and Rev W H Bot ater of Boston praises The Sign of the Drugs play for uplifting values. Clergymen urge attendance to set a good example as the production appears in the City Opera House on September 7 attracting expected audiences.
Weekly church notices list services at multiple churches including German Baptist, First Baptist, MEK, Presbyterian, Catholics, Graos Reformed, All Saints Episcopal, Sobleyaville, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, and Evangelical Lutheran. Sundays feature sermons, Sunday schools, vesper services, and upcoming events such as Seminary Day, a Harvest Festival, and a Braddock picnic. notable names include Rev. W L McDowell, Rev. T Freeman Dixon, Rev Dr Osborne Ingle, Rev J W Kiranoore, and Prof Edward Spohn.
In Knoxville, Mr. O. W. Shaff on High street shows a three year old, eight foot high banana plant bearing a bunch of fruit in fall. Grown from a Florida bulb, the tropical sight bends seven large leaves over the fruits, attracting local plant lovers.
City Opera House hosts a one act farce My Lord in Livery arranged by S. Theyra Smith. Cast includes Lord Thirlmere R W H Lee Reich Spiggot and others with a musical and literary program to follow. The Sick Mina Ella M Woerner and May Keefer are ill. others listed. Emancipation Day set for September 21 with officers named. George W Jerry buys Villa building and plans demolition and cottage use at Braddock Hatghte.
National Bank notes on hand and Due to other National Banks are listed. The statement shows paid in capital, surplus, undivided profits, dividends unpaid, and deposits subject to eCheck. Cashier Zimmerman signs sworn affidavit dated August 10, 1905 with notary and directors names.
Surveyors from the Wabash engineering corps work along Linganore Creek near Boyer’s Mill aiming to connect at Frederick with a broader survey from Middletown Valley. Seven men staff the operation under chief engineer Mr. Atlee of Philadelphia.
A jumble of local items advertises a popular price barber shop at 211 West Paratract, earnings, and public notices. It promotes My Lord in Livery at City Opera House, lectures, earnings, and upcoming meetings for Eagles 1087 and Fitzhugh Lea Chapter. Also notes sewing machines, Frederick College, and Cantata at the Bowing School event.
An old market page lists a variety of goods and notices including nets, corsets, hosiery, lace, and garters from NEIDIG & MILLER and others. It advertises kitchenware from ALUMINUM WARE to gas ranges, daily oysters at Gem Dining Parlors, and local excursion rates via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with dates and destinations. Memorial notice for James Hanson completes the page.
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