Pleasant Paragraphs of Visitors and Departures
A long list of residents and guests are recorded as traveling, visiting, or returning to and from Baltimore, Washington, Brookland, Cumberland, and other places. Notables include Dr E Ray Baylor in town, Miss Phoebe Neidig in Adamstown, Br Harry Lakin in vacation, and Rev O W Stinespring traveling to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ray Baylor
Brunswick
Phoebe Neidig
Adamstown
Thos. Kennedy
Baltimore
T. H. Smith
L. H. Fraley
Harry Lakin
New York
Bessia Albaugh
New Markos
Mica Zele Staley
Brookland
D. C
Obergess
Washington, D. C
Obes
Brengile
William Hayes
East Liverpool
Ohio
Oscar Harris
Cumberland
Misa Mollie Mehrling
Batimore
J. J. Honif
Lula Smeliz
Mira
Mary ‘Xost
Kreh
All Saints’ Street
Fred. W.cramer
Ezra Houck
M. Ramsay
Liberty
Allus Schaffer
Buffalo
N.Y
John Wisner
Wisner
Frank Scholl
Capon Springs
Elsie Kreh
Elizabeth
Fireh
West South Arrest
Wm. T. Staley
Coe
Coriazne E. Payne
E. Payne
Hax
Philadelphia
O. W. Stinespring
Harrisburg
William Hoffman
Edward H. Kreb
West South Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Milton Zimmerman
Eleanor Houck
Newton Fulton
Samuel Gill
Falton
Charley Cramar
Jay
Renca Cramer
Zimmerman
Ocean Hotel
Babary Park
N. J
Paint needs and hotel upkeep on windy Coney Island reach readers
A letter to C O Heedy of Frederick MA discusses coating ten big hotels at Coney Island Manhattan and Oriental with Deoe read and zinc. It cites three reasons for repainting every three years sea salt sand in wind and hotel freshness as factors. It asks how long lead and oil would last there and ends with market quotes from The Eastern Milling & Export Company on corn oats wheat and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Heedy
Frederick
Coney Inland
Manhattan
Oriental
W. Devor & Co. P.S
P. L. Hargett & Co
Ofr Point
Tragic Double Tragedy From Frederick Rail Crossings
Charles Roelkey a 47 year old Harmony Grove resident and former gatekeeper on the Hummita burg turnpike was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania railroad freight train at the Woodsboro crossing north of the city. The accident occurred about 11 PM Saturday as he walked home and lay down on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roalkey
Harmony Grove
Hmmitaburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woodsboro
Roelkey
Frederick
A. J. Kratzer
Kratzer
MacClow
McClow
Bruesville
Robinson's Circus
Turnpike Crossing
A. W. Orwig
Baltimore
Northern Central Railway
Hruvaville
Eckstein
Ira J. McGurdy
Monteyne Hospital
Robert Zimmerman
McGurdy
Charles B. Fouf
Francis Wertheimer
Holbruner
Joseph H. Bussard
Josaph A. Ridenour
Charles Mehrling
Marka “Wertheimer
LF. Kepler
George Esterly
H. Q. Delaplaine
Clayton E. Outsail
Lewis Kaechler
Evere
Mr. Orwig
McCurdy
Stanb
Broderick
George Moegiatis
C. E. McClow
A.J. Kratzer
John F. McClown
Whitman
Baer
E .R. Eschbach
Wm. H. Ramaberg
Clinton Hedges
H. E. Wilsoor
Wm. Thomas
Wm. Haines
H. ©. Gronise
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
W.H. B. Etchison
Bradley Phillipe
Londons County
Point of Rocks
B &O
Lime Kilo
This County
Bradley
William A. Morningstar
Lime Kil
Lime Kiln
Washington
Grove’s
Frederick Junction
Phillips
John Francia Smith
Wm. J. Grove
J. W.' ‘Canningham
M. J. Grove
John P. Groff
Perry 0. Smith
J. F. McAber
Lewis T. Barber
J. GH. Welty
Francis MM. Cook
John E. Crone
D. M. Mosburg
Joseph M. Louch
Bradley Phillips
Lima Bila
B. & O. R. R. Company
B. & O. RB. R. Company
Roberts Excaptured After Jail Escape Near Union Bridge
Hugene Roberts, colored, who escaped from jail on Friday August 29 by pushing Deputy Sheriff Shaw down stairs, was recaptured yesterday near Union Bridge. He admitted wandering the county since his escape. A new charge of bicycle theft may be added to attempted burglary. His name was previously misspelled Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugene Roberts
Sherif Shaw
Lease
Carroll County
Sheritts Shaw
Robinson
Myers
Roberts
Union Bridge
Rogers
Advertised Letters list for Frederick post office 1908
The Frederick city post office publishes remaining advertised letters dated Saturday September 6 1908. To claim call for advertised letters. unclaimed within two weeks are sent to the dead letter. Separate lists include Lapies and Gexroenen names such as Florence Anty Charlena Beard Nattie Fitchatte George H Fox Mary Margetener Lizzle Mayer Ida Smith Annie Tyler Gertrude Walter and N W Butler Wm G Byler Richard Harris Harold Hart William Hamer E T Stewart Geo W Shafer O W Stoner John Tonce Lewis Welty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Lapies
Misa Florence Anty
Mira
Charlena Beard
Nattie Fitchatte
George H. Fox
Mary Margetener
Mies Lizzle Mayer
Musa Ida Smith
Annie Tyler
Gertrude Walter
Gexroenen
N. W. Butler
Wm G. Byler
Richard Harris
Harold Hart
William O. Hamer
E T. Stewart
Geo. W. Shafer
O. W. Stoner
John Tonce
Lewis Welty
Fire at P L Hargett Co. Bonth Market Street
A fire alarm sounded at 9 AM yesterday due to burning paper and sacks near the hearth of P L Hargett & Co hardware store on Bonth Market street. Fire companies arrived quickly. United Company across the street saved the day with a plug stream. Damage was slight except for a broken glass door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Hargett & Co
Bonth Market Street
United Company
Engle Sues Koesters for 245 Repair Bill in Circuit Court
Calvin L Engle sues Alice H and Lewis Koester in circuit court to recover 245 for repairs on West Patrick street. Defense alleges inferior materials and incomplete work. Trial before jury with lawyers Wm P Manleby Joseph Gaver for Engle and J E R Wood John Wood for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Motter
Henderson
Calvin L. Engle
Alice H
Lewis Koester
Engle
Koester
West Patrick Street
Wm. P. Manleby
Joseph Gaver
Eogie
J E.R Wood
John Wood
Cat bitten victims treated. rabies feared in Georgia case
J W Gant 35 of Buckingham county Virginia is under Pasteur Institute care for a hand wound from a pet cat a week ago. Charles Clark five of Rome Georgia was bitten on the left hand by a cat and treated. The cat later died. Dr Oertel University of Georgia says the cat likely had rabies. Both injuries are not considered serious by Dr Keirle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aten
J. W. Gant
Buckingham County
Pasteur Institute
Baltimore City Hospital
Uder
Charles Clark
Rome
Pasteur
Oertel
University of Georgia
Mr. Gant
Clark
Keirle
Funeral for Samuel B. Daria in Pleasant Grove Cemetery
The remains of Samuel B. Daria of Fountain Mills died Wednesday last were interred Friday afternoon in Pleasant Grove cemetery. About six hundred friends and relatives attended the funeral. Rev. J. A. Wright of the Kemptown circuit preached the sermon. Pallbearers were Merars, J. L. Baker, John Midesworth, Zachariah Magruder, Newton Kindley, Loretzo Grimes and Vernon Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Daria
Fountain Mills
Pleasant Grove
J. A. Wright
Kemptown
Merars
J. L. Baker
John Midesworth
Zachariah Magruder
Newton Kindley
Loretzo Grimes
Vernon Baker
Real Estate Auction of Koons Properties in Johnsville District
Tomorrow Milton J. Ross and George W. Koons agents, sell the Koons estate in Johns ville district. Included are 173 acres near Bruceville with a two and a half story weatherboard house, 130 acres near Houghs church with a two and a half story stone house, 11 acre wood lot near Ladiesburg, and 1.5 acres at York Head station. Summer boarders returning home as season ends. rail traffic noted as busy lines P R R and B and O. Also W E Cramer sold for Richard P. Ross one and a half acres in Schleysville near the city to William Bartholow for $850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
J. Ross
George W. Koons
Johnsville
Bruceville
Hough’s Church
Ladiesburg
York Head Station
Woad E. Cramer
Richard P. Ross
Indicted for Perjury in Grand Jury Case
Vernon Rollins of near Sugar Loaf Mountain was indicted by the grand jury on perjury charges. He awaits trial. The accusation states he gave false testimony before the grand jury. Schools Combined: St John’s Literary Institute and the Secure Parochial school will open tomorrow as one merged institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Rollins
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Rolling
Alee
St. John's Literary Institute
Secure” Parochial School
Ore School
Circus Arrives In Town For John Robinson Shows
John Robinson's 43-car circus arrived by Pennsylvania Railroad from Waynesboro Pa for performances on Burger's meadow East Patrick Street. The 3 ring show features 240 horses 60 ponies 30 animal cages and a 500-person staff. Two daily performances at 2 and 8 pm. parade at 10 am. a wagon wheel incident delayed traffic near North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waynesboro
Burger’s Meadow
East Patrick Street
Tha Ahow
Fisah
Ofrona
Ron
Robin
Geo. D. Steel
United States
England
Braddock Heights
A W. Orvin
Baltimore
Northern Central Railway
Frederick
B &O
Mr. Orwig
Ciient
Westminster
Disappearances, local events, and health notes in Maryland
Miss Dorothy Hill is reported missing from her Hancock home amid abduction fears. Ninety nine new typhoid cases last week push Baltimore health totals higher, with 407 births and 7 deaths. Opera House staff changes announced for the City Opera Befize and local baseball plans feature Dawsonville and Frederick clubs. Water supply work progresses on Antietam creek pumping station and the C O canal water level near Hancock drops, hampering boat passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hill
Hancock
Potomac River
George W.snyder
Cumberland
Maryland
Order of Elks
George P. E. Barnhart
Haucsck
Wrightson Packing Honls
Aston
Hampstead
Carroll County
Frostburg
Frostburg, Eckart and Cumberland Electric Railway
Kassie’s Knob
North Mountain
Clear Spring
Washington County
Bridgeport
Antietam Creek
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Baltimore Health Department
Rapid grand jury dispatch noted in county records
The present grand jury moves quickly with daily sessions from 9:80 to 12 and 1 to 4, examining about 100 witnesses and returning 20 indictments. All members are greenhorns, with secretaries George Lu Kaufman and John O. Williams, as the Kefauver assault and liquor violation cases are pursued. A Spain based brick plant near Madrid plans 1,200,000 bricks daily using Chicago machinery. An elephants causing a runaway frightened a horse on Baet Patrick street, but no injuries occurred. Baltimore and Ohio track forces reduce crews while a cave is found in Dry Branch West Virginia. Mrs Zantz of West Church Street has been sent to hospital in Michigan for rheumatism treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhorns
Mesara George Lu. Kaufman
Jobo O. Williama
Kefauver
Spain
Alfonso
Chicago
Teubia
Orisan Company
Madrid
Baet Patrick Street
John W. Weller
Fair Grounds
Patrick
Market Street
Mr. Weiler
Oleo
Frederick City Hospital Association to Hold Regular Meeting
Notice of the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Frederick City Hospital Association at the Hospital tomorrow morning. Also includes details on Dye Works services. Woman's College opening with enrollment and exams. Niagara Falls excursion dates with travel by multiple rail lines from Washington and Baltimore stations. G A R encampment visitors urged to consult the illustrated Washington guide published by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fegular
The
Frederick City Hospital Association
Niagara Falls
America
Baltimore & Ohio Royal Elna
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming
Ron
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Camden Station
Ellicott City
Rockvil’s
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
W. Vu
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins , Glen
Mauch Chank
Toronto
N.Y. C
H.E. BR
Gorge
Thousand Islands
Osion Ticket
Baltimore & Ohio, R. R
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Canton Drawers and Home Goods Advertisements Promoted
An advertisement feature highlights Canton Drawers double seat reinforced band and assorted goods. It promotes table linens, prints, ribbons, and wallpaper with factory prices, a battlefield map folder, and a Wallace decor offer from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad agents.
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Carisbrooke Castle
Charles J
Paris
Orleans
McClellan
Peninsula
Havasian Senate
Galveston
WL. Moonz
Weather Bureau
Docsis Best
Tendel
D. Princeton Buckey, Assig
Quokerels
W. A. Hall
H. D. Martz
Sinn Executors
Hospital Association Dyeing and Rapatring
A. D. James
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Tan News
Charles Roelkey
P. R. BR
Bis Circus
F. ¥. Stanb
North Market Street
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Opera House
Manasger Rhodes
City Opera Befize
G. M. Rhodes
Wo. H. Conway
Wm. ZL. Davis
Wm. Horn
George Kolb
George Pools
Roy Roland
Fred. Miller
John Ridenour
Jacob Schmidt
Calvin Fox
W. ¥. Schmidt
Athletic Park
Dawsonville
Frederick Athleticn
Adams and Strang
Frederick Athletic Club
Maryland Agricultural College
Bennett
Strawnberger
Mountain Lake Park
Wall
AOL
Thomas J. Shorb
Middles Town
Gatthereburg Aeation
Ff Sro
West Virginia
Dry Branch
Newton M. Zantz
Weat Church Street
Castle Building
Woman's College
35Th National
John Haindrickson
Caild
Triumph Watst
Hoss
Lée
Jonn Ih Enrdrickson
Neidig & Miller
NEG & Heller
Glas OF
Fagan
Tims
Rooney
Chete
Neldig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton E. Man
N. Market Bs
Praderick County
B. Sappington
White Star Coffee
F. B
Bonte
Gettysburg
Antietam
C. W. Bassett
L. E. Mulliniz
L. B. Mulligix
GEO, B. RO RODOOK & + GO
TMI
Saly
Bummer
Ualy
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Roz & Sona
Rednriok
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth
Willard
Keller
West
Patrick Bireet Zrederlor
Thursay
Brillianel
Frank Avans
Company of Clever Players
Ux Ole Hez
Anip
Main Street
B. Peterman
Franklin Street
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Oseph W. Gaver
Court Street
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Deyvilbiss & Ubrree, Insurance
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