Personal visitors move through Taneytown and beyond
Purely personal notes list visitors and callers in the area. Norman B. Hagan of Taneytown visits relatives in the city. John L. Michael from West Patrick Street vacations with family in Doubs. Violet Wroe of Hagerstown visits Estella Spielman. Fred Owens and wife tour Boston. Isaac Moore and family from New York visit John T. Moore. J Harry Blakes and son Arthur of Emmitsburg visit C Edward Blane. Edna Riddlemover and daughter return from Galashorburg. Mary and Stella DeGrangs return to Adamstown after visiting Mrs Holay Parry. Clareno Fraley and others visited Mrs Lethia Motter. Tillian Riehl and daughter return from Washington. Charles Henderson of Washington returns after six months with A M Landager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman B. Hagan
Taneytown
John L. Michael
West
Patrick Streat
Doubs
Violet Wroe
Hagerstown
Estella Spielman
Fred. Owens
North Market Street
Boston
Isaac Moore
New York
John T. Moore
East South Strees
J. Harry Blakes
Arthur
Emmitsburg
C. Edward Blan
Charles Riddlemover
Edna
West South Street
Galshoreburg
Mieses Mary
Stella DeGrangs
Adamstown
Holay Parry
Clareno, Fraley
Harry
Charles
George Broker
Hmattaburg
Lethia Motter
Bouth Market Street
Charles J. Riehl
Mice Tillian
Washington
Charles Henderson
A. M. Landager
Children's Carnival Brightens Fair Grounds Afternoon
The children's carnival at the fair grounds resumes this afternoon after a rain delay. A parade of boys dressed as clowns and Roosevelt boars will lead festivities followed by Titania's pageant with Miss Barbary Maillats and a large procession through Clarke Place to Market Street. Prizes will be awarded by Lewin Berger, Barry Friedenwald, O T Hearle, and John Sifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Titania
Clarke Place
Market Stree
Lewin Berger
A. Barry Friedenwald
Baltimore
O. T. Hearle
Two Men Arrested in Theft Case in Local District
In the turmoil of the incident, David Kelley and William Tyler were arrested on theft charges. Tyler is described as colored. A separate detainee, identified as bin. Co. B. Kokstein, faced disturbances and a person named La the paiehepathy for a. rave BEXT TOial was discharged. Police moved to maintain order and initiate a reformation program at the residence of the Mises Zin jerth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kelley
William Tyler
Ite
bin. Co
B. Kokstein
Et Aa Ae
A. Rave
Sham battle and parade marred by trolley crowd delays
A crowded Frederick parade episode featured a sham battle on Obigger Hill amid trolley delays and power failures. Maryland National Guard officers praised the drills while lamenting crowd service gaps and a crowded auditorium for the later minstrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maey Poersser
Momiv.r
Ldac
Oolloecs
National Guard
Obigger 1111
Bradéosk Helghta
Obigger Hill
Maryland Mattos
Aed
D. Jobe Markey
Cisatesants
Bofnuver
Libhus
Fisher
Csmpany A
Osmpanare
Wade
Frederick
Kaufman
Braddock Heights
Powerouse
Tall
Baude
Clinton L. Riggs
Maryland National Guard
Charles A. Little
de. J. W. Ney
Gurgaon
Koolstey
Westminster Company
Manonvere
Les Girt
General Riggs
Davst
Biste
United States
Warfield
Fallowe
Ebacessr Brown
Harry Kolb
Frederick County Teachers Association Delivers Resolutions
A meeting opened with hymn and prayer as Rev. Kiracote led. Members adopted reports from Reading Circle, Decorating and Legislation committees, and resolutions urging monthly teacher salaries, better readers, and extended education rules. President Kefauver and Supt. Boblitz heard praise for conduct and orderly school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kiracote
George BR. Beottlemyer
George BR. Beottlemyer Ay Lender, and One Further Discenned By the Teachsra
Tus
Thomas W. Troxell
Frederick County
Ae Concenie
Stepha
MM. Bates Oma
Obr
Exellent Lnstitute Lusteugtor
W. A. Garrisons
Glear H
Myrtle Peats
Otho Haye
Boblts
Metambera
Shin
KE. A. Boblitz
Reading Circle Association
G. E.L Palmer
Miss Pearl A.er
Harry J. Kefauver
Hon. Board of School Commissoners
Feederick County
Maryland
Commonwealth
Baltimore City
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Harry J. Ketanver
Motter
E. L. Mc
Jury Reaches Verdict in Bialey v Jamison Case
In the Discult Court the jury returned a verdict in the dispute between Charlen W. Bialey and Elmer W. Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discult
Charlen W. Bialey Ve
Elmer W. Jamison
Frederick Brick Co Sues Over Freight Rates Alleged Discrimination
The Frederick Brick Company charges the Northern Central Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad and Central Railroad of New Jersey with discriminatory freight rates on shipments of red bricks from Frederick to Elberton New Jersey. It claims a 3 90 per ton charge on 3000 brick loads far exceeds the 1 75 per ton rate for similar brick, causing $569.90 in excess freight and harming Frederick’s business and city standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegeniieg
Frederick i
Kalivonds
Frederick Brick Company
Ite
Heary Trail
Northerm Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Bideros
N. J
Frederick
Beate Abbey
K. Miberva
Gistance
el Berog
Elberton
Compisina
Isie
Frederick Beick Company
Trail
Elberon
Price of Gharesa Raised by Oil Company
Ex Judge G Blancherd Philpst of Frederick has been notified that the New York Alabama Oil Company raises its stock price to 15 comta per share owing to improvements in its property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gharesa
G. Blancherd Philpst
Frederick
Treasuver
New York-Alabama Oil Company
Local Illnesses and School Carnival Reported in Madison
Mrs. Esra Hoffeann is sick in Madison venue while Mrs. John Miller on West Fifth Street improves. Mr. Nicholas Schell has eye affection, and Mr. Francois Thomas undergoes treatment at Frederick City hospital with some improvement. Col John Helmer was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment, and Edward Moberly has returned home much improved after care at Frederick Otal. A doll carnival on West Patrick Street featured Madeline Abrecht, Eloise Bohmidt, Rebscoa Shook, Ida Hartig, Jo Bracr, Wilma Bliss, Beth Miller, and John and Harold Miller marching in a parade and receiving cheers from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esra D. Hoffeann
Madison
John W. Miller
Fifth Street
Micholas Schell
West South Street
Fravois Thomas
Brederick City Hapital
John Helmer
Flak Street
Brederick City Hospital
Yeetardey
Edward Moberly
West South Atreat
Nnde
Hrederick Ottal
Childran
Weat
Patrick Etraet
Mio
Asbors Diatanos
Mamie Starr
Hi Miller
Madeline Abrecht
Eloise Bohmidt
Rebscoa Shook
Ida Hartig
Jo Bracr
Waisod Bliss
Funeral for Judge Martin and Keyser wreck toll rise
Notes from Talbot County report Judge Martin's Cumberland funeral details and a Keyser West Virginia wreck killing a Western Maryland railway engineer. Prince George’s County man Ge nith earns Democratic Congress nomination. McCall's Company seeks verdict in power case. city council passes auto ordinance with $100 max fire penalty. Walter Walton Jr delivers deed of trust for a $13,000 estate and plans near-term meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot County
Martin
Claries Grates
Cumberland
Maryland
Keyser
W. Va
Eorne M. Genith
Prince County
Simone’ Es Ots Lande
McCall’s
Sinsquebanne Power Company
Walter 8. Walton, Jr
Outderland
William E
Fraser
Public notice of service delay and sales notices
A local notice expresses thanks for public consideration after an unavoidable power house incident that caused delays. It apologizes for inconvenience to patrons and notes the Frederick and Middletown Railroad Co and directors ask indulgence. Also a public sale is announced for Dr. Falconty’s residence near Adamstown on Friday February 14 1906 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Middletown
Jacob R. Kline
Falconty
Adjoioof
Adamstown
Penabas
M. Bamary
Building Plan for YMCA Campaign Delayed
Charles Wertheimer chairs the YMCA building campaign committee notes plans cannot proceed until the board reviews revised designs. If accepted, the project will be submitted for adoption or rejection and work may begin soon after the contract is awarded. At the City Opera House a lightweight show entertained patrons last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Iy Bn
Scote
Moers
Hammo
Hide
Youth Tennis Tournament Begins With 1087 Entrants
Youths under 16 started a tennis event on Wednesday with 1087 in the entry list. First round results include Hendrickson over Gara 8 6 1, Hershberger over Krill 6 4 6 3, and Young byes over Roear. Second round features Micodames v Castle and Rodri fe v Kemp. Next Monday a social and meeting are planned with local organizers and names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeday
Sipegeman
Hendrickson
Gara
Hershberger
Krill
Young Abye
Roear
Young de Tone Ole
Micodames
Castle
Rodrife
Kemp
Hendrickeon
Promiess
Atal Shose
Mies Haydon
Mary Maulsby
L Tome
Mise Motter
R Toms
Miss McSherry
Haat
Posta
Sollette
Trolley Directors Meeting Heads City Transit Board
A fractured OCR text reports a trolley board session with discussions on services and future routes. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled wording, but the item signals a formal gathering of Oshners or similar officers and a focus on transit decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
di Jamal
Thas Oshners Oder
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