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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
3
Readers are asked to notify The News promptly about any irregularities in newspaper delivery. The note emphasizes timely reporting to ensure uninterrupted service and accurate distribution across neighborhoods.
A string of short notices records people visiting or visiting from out of town. Carl Albach spends the day with friends in York Pennsylvania while George Backey of Hanover revisits relatives here. George Wilcoxon of West Third Street visits Atlantic City and Micanda Thompson of Brunswick visits Mise Macale Zeilers on South Market Street.
An itemized society column notes marriages including Prof Isanogle of McDonough Institute and Anna Powell Houck at Cumberland with Rev W W Barnes officiating. Additional notices announce wedding invitations for Ida Bernard and Charles Burns, a Montgomery–Howard county marriage, and Eastern Star visits and events. Frederick College announces reopening September 19.
A faulty letter extolls Gonton cloth as superior wear, white retention, and versatile for long use. It touts wide, comfortable fabric at a standard price, urging mass purchases and implying strong demand despite unclear details. The fragmentary text mentions merchants Trederick in Ma and references to value and supply.
A large crowd gathered in Frederick as Governor Warfeld absent from a dress parade due to public pressure. Adjutant General Clifton L. Bigge announced the Governor’s absence and detailed parade arrangements with units from Maryland National Guard and accompanying officers. Evening events and rail carriage capacity were stretched by the turnout and planned performances.
County news from Libertyown and Rocky Ridge reports visits by Barber Cramer Grove Fisher and others to relatives and friends in Washington Mount Airy New Market Baltimore and nearby towns. Local church notices include sermons and meetings led by pastors Caillam Staub and Onllam with upcoming events at Methodist Protestant and Christian Endeavor groups.
Reduced fares from Baltimore to Pennsylvania lines spark travel interest. The H.R. plan offers round trip tickets via Hicheta for clients, amid weather rain concerns. The new rates promise cheaper journeys and increased ridership on the rail system.
The Braddock Colored Teachers Institute sessions run this week at Nexarite Hall with discussions on school work and helpful addresses by Rev. I. M. Motter board president and professors Harehmar Beachlay Troxell Bod. The day includes a brief program of music and readings and a concert by the Braddock Eaves.
In the Oiscute Court at 9,300 steak this morning Judge McSherry and Judge Motter preside. The case Quan of Charlies W. Staley v Elmer ty Jambon seeks 92,000 damages for injuries alleged against Staley. Jamison, bailiff for Walkersville commissioners, had a warrant to arrest Staley and was attacked when Staley refused to surrender. trial in progress at press time.
Mrs Mollie Mullinix has accepted the petition of the chief operator position at the Feder County Telephone and Telegraph Company and is now in charge. A veteran of the Frederick exchange she was among the earliest hello girls whose prompt replies and courteous manner made her a favorite with patrons.
A party including Mesata, James E Ingraw and Gav P Graham of Baltimore with others arrived in Feaderick to attend a City Hotel reception. They are to meet with J Roger McSherry and Emory Coblents plus Richard F Ross as Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown Railway directors hold a meeting this afternoon.
Budget ofBright items of loyal and general interest reports illnesses. Mrs Charles Schell is quite sick with typhoid fever. Mrs Vinetius Gobell is on from very gathered Mar Boball is also sick at the same residence. Addressing Montgomery Institute.
A collision between two eastbound freight trains and a westbound freight train near Martinsburg and another wreck left two men dead and a third severely injured. Victims include brakeman Woods of Bresswick and brakeman McKeever of Martinsburg. engineer Wayder is seriously hurt. Woods’s body was recovered from the Potomac. Firemen McKeever and Bey were taken to Martinsburg hospital, McKeever dying later. The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock and the cause involved a derailed car and cargo train coupling failure.
The funeral of Harry T. Haller was held yesterday afternoon at 9 o clock from his brother Arthurs residence Booth Market Street, with Rev E R Eschbach officiating. Pallbearers included Charles F Steck Charles E Haller and others. Interment followed at nearby cemetery. O B Carty directed. The funeral of Mrs Walter OBrien took place yesterday at 10 oclock in Ataby Chapel with Rev C B Benson officiating. Pallbearers listed and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Bobroeder funeral director.
The well known play Thre Lights of Gotham debuts at the City Opera tonight. It follows broker George Walters through life in the metropolis with melodrama and comedy, featuring Jim Mages and Beartetts Peer in key roles and a full rigged sloop for the rescue scene.
Branewick city council met eight oclock Tuesday night under Mayor A.B. Horice. Elected were George D. Cadets mayor protem A B Hadgee clerk J S Blanfoose bailiff Dr Levin West Charles Edmannon Columbus Lloyd health board Frank Caskey W E Orrieon Webb Hawey deputy bailiff John W Kolb attorney William Bchnauffer. Mayor Horice received a gold pen and holder.
A fertilizer laden car derailed near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yard yesterday afternoon. Freight car couplings burst, rails spread, and the 4.05 passenger train was delayed about 16 minutes while crews cleared the wreck.
James Cromwell and Oscar Bright were arrested last night by Officer Hobbs and King on a charge of disturbing the peace. Justice Eck ordered them held for a hearing.
A sick boy’s case sparks a clash as authorities and a local chamber accuse each other of mishandling. Captors face scrutiny while a remedy involving diarrhea treatment draws attention to unverified cures and community debate.
Readers' letters praise the Teachers Institutes and ask about how to balance education with personal conduct. President Toano Mosier outlines secretary duties and oath observance. State Superintendent Stephens argues for total training integrating manners and politeness with knowledge. Worthiave offers an entertaining talk on school conduct and community standards.
Auctions advertise household furniture for Mrs Edward Bowla at 115 W Teled Street on Thursday September 13 at 9 am. Other notices promise ribbon prize sales in McCaffrey Building Friday evening, parades end, and election of prizes. Public notices include chapter meetings September 7, and ads for hay and farm items.
Local listing notes items such as lobster and crab meat plus oysters and miscellaneous seafood terms. A phone number 316 is listed for inquiries or orders.
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