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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
3
Smoker's Paradise and India Cigar Prices
An excerpt discusses low cigar prices in India and contrasts Madras production costs with U S prices. It notes wages for tobacco laborers and cigar makers, wholesale rates for cigars and cigarettes, and obstacles like tobacco moths reducing imports. Mentions Gen W A Michael of Calcutta and a Madras firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Geneal General
W. A. Michaal
Cacatta
Madras
San Poap
Tadia
United States
Lndia
Dassera
Olgara
Stone v Gilbert case ends in circuit court ruling
The circuit court concluded the case of Dr. Daniel E B Stone versus Clarence W Gilbert with the higher court affirming the lower court. Gilbert had sued to recover a horse wrongfully taken by Dr. Stone, the trial court having ruled for Stone. Attorneys Stover Wineberg for Stone and Buckay for Gilbert argued. Court adjourned. The following morning Judges Henderson and Motter presided. No jury cases ready, jurors released until Monday. A motion for new trials in two Espion & Bros cases and Carter was argued but overruled. Court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel EB. Stone
Clarence W. Gilbert
Gilbert
Sait
Dr. Rone
Renédue
F. L. Stover
Lao Wineberg
Dr. Stone
D Prinoston Buckay
Cours
We Were Boys Together and the Honest Bond of Youth
Poem reflecting on shared childhood with Grover Pore Morris as narrator. The speaker recalls schoolhouse memories near the heather, humble homes, and moments of joy and sorrow. It laments aging, vanished friends, and the enduring impulse that links two boys from youth to old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
Grover
Morris
Four Year Old Girl Killed By Frederick Inter-Urban Car
Mary Rinehart, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Rinehart, was struck and killed by a Middletown bound trolley on West Patrick Street yesterday afternoon. An inquest heard witnesses describe the car’s speed and brake attempts, with the jury returning a verdict of death due to negligence by the railway company. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rinehart
Wilbur Rinehart
Frederick
James B. Staub
Alev
Middletown
Albert Koefanger
John Hursh
Diagrad
Justics
Pianola Smith
L. A. Barck
Saariff Martz
Onos
Taos Jarora
Ramerea
Uadsrisktr
Thomas Price
Rinehart
Serarg
Kasfauver
Collané
Jastics Buaith
O. B. Willard
Wibar Main
Lewis Haber
Wo. Pealey
M T Derr
Charles UL. Abrecht
Ubarlig T. Began
Samuel Greenwald
Emory Bell
John W. Abrecht
Charles HH Fratey
PF. M. Phetua
L A Burck
Lso
Beaufelter
Ernest Pattingall
Geo Roalkey
Abram Schmidt
Albers Bail
Adam Bell
Roelkey
Hammond Urner
Sin Gaid
Uenal
Mias Floyd
Timaa Nm Saoogaston
Albert Kefaaver
Dert
Jobn Hursh
Sherman Eogle
Milas Mantle Beard
Sis
Miss Hattle Beard
Charles Smith
Germantown
Samuel Crone
Homer Kepler
Stanley Bowlus
Fred. Maton
Willard
Emory L. Coblentz
Mary E. Binshir
Feadere
Osre
Mary Ringhare
Ms. Olivas
Enter Priesthood for Quitman Beckley in Washington
Quitman J. Beckley youngest son of Mrs Osiris Beckley of Washington departs for Charles College to study for the priesthood aided by a farewell from St Patrick's Church Sodality. He is a bright student who attended St Johns and St Patrick's and will enter the priesthood with many well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
J. Beonley
Mira
Osiris Beckley
Washington
Charles College
Elliott
Prisothond
Ray Fr. McGnigan
St. Patrok’s Church
Tarawell
Street
Quitman Beckley
Jane
St. Patrick's School
Hig Gavan
St. John‘s College
Local Bits and Notices of Interest Abruptly Summarized
Mr Harry Shipley catches a bass weighing several pounds while fishing at Greerfishd Thursday. Mizpah Chapter No 9 plans a meeting at Masonic Temple tonight. No 9 Encampment and Grand Army of the Republic announce reduced Saratoga Springs rail fares September 9 to 17 with stopover options via New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. An extension to October 6 may be possible with a $100 deposit and special agent ticket handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shipley
Greerfishd
Jacques de Molay
Ommandery, K. T
Masonic Temple
Mizpah Chapter
Order of the Esesern Star
Saratoga Springs
Grand Army of the Republic
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atr
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wrshington
Hudaon
Albany
Troy
Tloket
Teachers Election Ch. Remsburg Presides in Frederick
Frederick County Teachers Association met after noon for institute activities and elected officers including President Charles Rexsburg and vice president Paarl A. Bader. Primary supervisor Nan Lo Mildren announces training plans for grades one and three with meetings set across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Institute
Charles Rexsburg
Paarl A. Bader
Misg Ora Schmidt
Harry J Kefauver
Ouvcar B. Oole
Nan
Lo Mildren
Adametown
Bravewick
Emmittburg
Freerick
Jefferson
Libarty
Uilonville
Biddletown
Myeraville
Wolfavilla
New Market
Urbeans
Inter
Loetstuta
Groeps
Rccme
Conraea
Siudy
Death of Mrs Sallie Ann McDade in Burkistaville district
Mrs Sallie Ann McDade aged 82 years 10 months and 2 days died at home near Burkittéville on August 27 after general debility. Widow of Alexander McDade she leaves four sons and three daughters including Lloyd Everett and Cornelia at home and Mrs Edward Ouster of Knoxville. Funeral at St Marks cemetery Petoraville with bearers and Rev Yollett officiating. Ada Renner daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Renner died in Baltimore in her 25th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Ann M Dade
Sallie Ann McDade
Burkistaville
Burkittéville
SioDads
Alexander McDade
Berks
Xutormant
Ss. Mark’s
Maar Petoraville
Messrs
Allen Magaba
James Watnight
Frank and
Charles House
W. Scot Retsaver
Charles Arnold
F R Roelkey
Fred Diebold in court over dispute with employer
John Diebold and his son Fred traveled from Sabillasville to Waynesboro to sue their employer Farmer D and Kauffman at Rooterville over a wage balance. The teen, who shot Edward Smith, denies the claim while a possible assault prosecution is discussed. The civil suit was filed before Jos toe Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Ebyler Valley
John Diebold
Fred
Edward Smith
Hagerstown
Diebold
Sabillasville
Abou Law
D. &. Kauffman
Rootersville
Kauffman
Jos Toe Martin
Bijou Family Theatre to Open Monday Night
Advanced Vaudeville at Downing and Haller’s Bijou Family Theatre opens Monday night September 9 with top acts. George Thornton the midget plus Bent Leonard perform The Norse Girl and the Baby. Bob Ker and Frayne offer a young change artist. Armstrong and Ashton dance. Shean and Port credit Hebrew impersonations. Robert Downing and Helene Andree present An Awkward Ally with illustrated songs, films, and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
Downing & Haller
Vaudville
George Thornton
Giliputians
Bent Leonard
Bobker & Frayne
Vandaville
Armstrong & Ashton
Shean
Port
Hfe
Robert Downing
Helene Andree
Funeral of Mrs Mary E Moore Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs Mary E Moore was held at her daughter Mrs Eugene H W Albaughs home on East South Street at 3 PM. Services were led by Rev EB L Molsan with Rev Dr B R Eichbach assisting. Six sons served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Mount Olives Cemetery. CG Carty was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Moore
Eugene HW. Albaugh
East South Street
EB. L. Molsan
B. R. Eeohbach
Isanow
John T
Joseph F. Elmer
Wm. EH
Edward Moore
Mount Olives Cametery
CG. Carty
End of Finger Out Off at Baoghman Bros Factory
Mrs. Lillie Koehler suffered the loss of the end of her front finger while operating a box-making machine at Baoghman Bros. yesterday. A News indy. will follow up with further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Koehler
Baoghman Bros
Frederick Citizens National Bank Statement 1907 Completes Audit
The Frederick Citizens National Bank reports assets and liabilities as of August year end 1907. Cashier Wi G Zimmerman swears the statement true. officers include D H Hargett, Thomas H Hall, with directors J D Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SvaTz
Maartland
Frevenier
Ss. Fi
Wat
Zrisenatan
Baok
Wi. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
D.H Hargett
Thomas H. Hall
J. D. Baker
Local notices and ads mix from Frederick area
A fragmented 19th century newspaper page offers Tailoring services with in store and New York options and guarantees. lodge communications resume September 6 at 7 30 pm. notices urge paying gas and electric bills by the 10th. promotes theatre outings, post cards, lectures on liquid air, fall millinery, and 1870s wagon and buggy prices from Henry Trait’s Greenhouses and GB Keser & Bows. multiple names, places, and prices scattered.
Maryland News Briefs and Local Court Actions
Congressman Mudd may seek a place at a judicial convention in La Pigta while George W. Stewart, colored, awaiting seven years for arson in Somerset County, is pardoned by the Governor. Mis Ida Dove was dismissed from Bathsids after failing an examination as stated by President Qomar of Montgomery County School Board. A Maryland Classic Reformers meeting at Westminister decided to hold the next annual gathering at Cavetows on May 3, 1908. Alva Mauppin, a navy yeoman from Lexington Ky, left his bride the night before, drank carbolic acid and died at Annapolis Naval Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudd
la Pigta
George W. Stewart
Somerset County
Praident Qomar
Montgomary County
Ida Dove
Bathsids
Weatminater
Cavetows
Alva Mauppin
Loxloytos, Ky
United States Navy
Ois
Annapolis Naval Hospital
Social World Dancer Event At Braddock Heights
A delightful Frederick dance ended at 1945 with a chartered car ride to the Country Club where refreshments were served. The Country Club was richly decorated and young ladies organized the event. Attendees included numerous Misses and gentlemen from Frederick and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Migeca Motter
Maxwell
Legg
Longoops
Ritchie
Quinn
Markey
Owinge
Data
Goodall
Kalley
McCardall
Dean
Haller
Mra Rees
Daniels
Mra. Winebrewer
Mra. Smith
Jamison
Misa Shifer
Burklittaville
John Wilson
Baltimore
Duke de Garmendia
Barcelona
James E Ingram, Jr
Dr. Parry
Urbana
Fred. Ankeney
Clear Spring
Hughes
Frank Smith
Toms. Heffner
John Mottar
Guy Matter
Gambrill
Maulsby
Fitzsimmons
Henry Train
Wincebrenner
Gainey
Seneca Falls
Hendrickson
EK. O. Markell
Ira J. McCurdy
Qaynn Rodook
Alex Robertson
Miss Ritohle’s School Reopens at 114 West Church Street
Miss Edith Ritohle's school for small children will reopen September 26, 1907, at 114 West Church Street. If damp weather continues the Auntie Riehl festival shifts to the Etohison arena room on Friday and Saturday nights. Fresh oysters arrive daily at T. J. Michsal's old stand. A trial solicited. C. J. Rippemuaser, Prop. Pay your gas or electric bill by the 10th to avoid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ritohle
Cburoh Street
Auntie Riehl
Etohison Atora
Af Riehl
T. J. Michsal
C. J. Rippuemaser
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Catherine Yarr
Seymour
Honey VII
Louis IV of France
St Germain
Givail
Auguste Comte
Danist Dougherty
Rudolph Virchow
Berlin
Oku
Nadzu
Faise
Jezekiah Butterworth
Warren
Wanarxerom
Diepacente Faw
Maryland
The
Weather Bureau
Bagtoess Mt Rr
NGQW
Bilesman
Ater O L. Renn
Cytereee
Keedy
J. Ridd
Gav & Buca CO
Sogar, Beosop Koller & Co
Stone Gilbert Oane
Mrobood
Old
West Patrick Street
Mary E. Rinehart
VICNM
Wilbur Riocharce
Exon Racca the Morerman
Verely
Wm. HB. Lebaerz
Mica Marthe Hyle
Pagerstown
Chambersburg
Ira Staley
North Market Street
Atlantic City
J. P. Wright
Aritogios
J.B. Sfford
East Church
George Phabug
West South Sirest
Peoth
Mageia Cliugar
Washington, D. C
Mies Grece Dill
Milas Waom
Lyon & Views
Edward Anderson
Miea J. Isena Whitehill
G. Elmar Stine
South Markst
Charles A. Walty
Philadelphis
Beulah Moberly
East Fourth Street
Jokestown
Pennsylvania
George Buckey
Hanover
Dixon
Massachusetts
G. Jacc Buckey
Southstraat
George Houck
Birs
Onivin Oronise
Harmony Grove
Braddock Heights
Jobo Jacob West
Bir
Lawigan
Shook
South Street
Charles Whisner
Aon
Archis Dimmick Whisner
West Bouth Streak
Ab Braddock
Harry C Williama
Fosner & Williame
Jacob Bollinger
County Association
Chas. Remsburg
Caunty
Debleniz
Mel Mildrer
Ada Renner
Andrew P. Renner
Fred, Diebold
Citizens’ National Bank
State of
Mai
U.S
U. S
ULL 93
Total
Joan D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Triad
Norz
Uu Buy
Jon D. Hendeigeson
Reidig & Muller
Py Zipra
Buick
Seidig & Miller
New York City
Stavup, Ketter & Co
Mizpah
Exrara R. Girliness
Seo
Anne Arundele
Oxaniel L. Renn
Frederick the Beat
Etohison
Jas
Anin
All Peat
Htchjaon
Wm C. Johnson
Women's College Hall
BD. W. Fetterolf
Department of
University of Pennsylvania
McCardell’s
Fall Millinery
E. Payser
W. Patrick
Fred’k. Co
Henry Trait
Prios
Ranasbouts
Staal Tire
Surreys
Keser & Bows
Ghorge
SIG
Bargain Bulle
Montrosa
Dogon
George
Rodgor & C
Thos P. Rice
Bick
Thomas P. Rice
Propulsional Criwe
Ross MacKenzie
General Homeopath Medical Pracitionec
South Market Sn
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Massase
Kouth Market St
Petermae
W. Franklin Street
Frederickst City
Masazdawis
Adeusache
C. L. Kefauver
Spacaltat
North Market
Apradiy Tab
A. Long
North Market Gy
Prederick
Ng Lldiy
Cramer & Stauffer
Hoare EL Orederick
Rip
Stauffer
Kate
Fidelity
Montcomers County
Thurmont
Ofice
City
Brunswick
Creagerstown
Market St
Mount Pleasen
East Patrick Street
Charteg Ff
Schroedel, Augsodst
Sappington
Perth
Dorior
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