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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
3
Weekly News announces new issue and ad rates
The Weeely Newe will publish an early Thursday re page issue with many features. It claims the largest circulation in Derek City and County and offers advertising advantages. Copy for new ads to EXELY Mewa due by Wednesday. changes due by the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derick
Tae
Purely Personal. Visits and Travels Around Frederick
Mrs Elizabeth L Cleary of Frederickaborg Virginia visits Mrs Noma Sebley in the city. Mr Edwin W Shriver and Mrs Julie Thomson and daughter of Westminster spent yesterday in Frederick. Mrs G D Connor of Philadelphia returning from Court arrest visit. Mr George A Zoigler in Hinton West Virginia spends a few days with family. Miss Helen Urner goes to Williamport Pennsylvania to attend school. Mr Emory C Cram near Frederick goes to Lexington Virginia for Washington and Lee University sessions. Miss Mary Jobneer resumes studies at Girls High School after summer in Lawrence South. Wilford F Railing completes Frederick High School course and begins three years at Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia toward electrical engineering at Chicago university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
East South Atrest
Misa Helen Urner
Record Atrest
Williamaport
Emory C. Cram
Frederick
Lexington
Washington
Lae University
Mary Jobneer
East Second Street
Lawrence
S. 1
Wilford F. Railing
Frederick High School
Washington and Lee University
Railing
Chicago University
HMeneal. Hare Eccard Miss Orphan
Hare Eccard wedding at Ijamsville home of parents Mr and Mrs Alien J Eccard to Charles W Hare of Baltimore on Wednesday August 26 at 6 pm officiated by Rev S H Utz. Bride wore white organdy and carried a small Bible. Groom wore asuel Diack. only relatives and intimate friends present. Parsonstolson Charlies Erven Parsons and Miss Olive Ads Tolson wed Sept 5 at Whitney Ave Christian Church Washington. Lancaster-Dorsey Frank Lancaster of Washington DC and Ellen Dorsey Montgomery County Md both colored married yesterday at Reformed Protestant Church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Parsons —Tolson Charlies
Erven Parsons
Olive Ads Tolson
Montgomery County
William L. Bards
Whitney Avenue Christian Church
Washington
John W. Parsons
Capital View
Lancaster
Dorsey
Frank Lincaster
Washington, D. C
Ellen Dorsey
Morris Gien
Montgomery
Reformed Purso
B. B. Eechbach
Local masons lay pavement on North Market street
A force of masons began work this morning on a low pavement in front of W F Sagger on North Market street. Rock extends from Third street one third down the square causing delays. masons have not worked for two days. An advertisement calls for force, truth, and persuasion to gain patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Sagger
North Market Street
Third Street
FATAL FIGHT BETWEEN BROTHERS ENDS IN DEATH
Joseph Robinson aged about 28 died at Montevue Hospital from lockjaw after a deadly clash with his brother Hanson at their father's home near Liberty town on August 30. The fight began with razor blades, escalated to gunfire, and left Hanson injured. authorities planned an inquest at Montevue this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelxs
Joseph Robinson
Hanson
Libertytown
Montevus Hospital
Lfe
Joseph
B. O. Stone
Montevue Hospital
John Wood
Montevue
Montevae
Robinson
Liberty
Hanson Robinson
Stephen Myers
Work of Death and Local Notables in Poolesville Area
Obituary notices report Thomas Norris Gott aged 86 of Poolesville mourning his death at home and burial at Monocacy cemetery with family graves including five daughters and three sons. Other notices include the deaths of Mrs. Denton Hoover and James E. Abrecht with funeral plans, plus George King of this city. A segment lists local market quotes and a column on advertising strategy concludes with a market exhortation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Norris Gott
Pooleaville
Montgomery County
Monocacy
Bealliville
Thomas Davis
Georgetown
D. C
Dora Carr
Owenburg
B. T. Gott
W. C. Gott
Benjamin N. Gott
Poolesville
George W. Reddick
John Spurrier
Philip Mosburg
M. T. Polez
R. R. Walling
Thomas Taffe
Denton C. Hoover
Denton CO. Hoover
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Hoover
Lilac
Frank
Pear Sharpsburg
Alice Morin
Fairpiy
Wolfeville
James E. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Bssb
William
Niles
Jobn Simpson
Ava Ridenoor
Mt. Olivet
Enone -Tkg
George King
All Sainte’ Street
Brush Factory
Ide
Maggie’ King
Chippens Tribe
Hing
Hickman v Myers jury awards $85 in corn dispute
In circuit court Judge McSherry and Judge Motter preside as Samuel T. Hickman sues J Bowers Myers over corn sold via Baltimore firm J P Blackburn Co. A verdict of 85 favors Hickman. Separate案 Lakin v Old Town Bank ends with bank seeking $80 on notes from Milk Producers Association security loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Motter
Samuel T. Hickman
J. Bowers Myers
Onos
Hickman
Condacts & Produce Exchange
Doube
Baltimore
Myers
Mr. Hickman
Sargent
T. Hickman
F. L. Stoner
D. Princeton Backey
Gickman
J. F. R. Heagy
P. F. Pampel
Francie T. Lakin
The
Old Town Bank
Justice Eckstein
Lakin
Mr. Lakin
Milk Producers’ Asscession of
Maryland
Bank 14
Annual Baltimore District Conference Frames Missions Program
The Baltimore District Conference of the M E Church opens at Trinity Chapel with about 40 ministers and delegates. Rev W L Locke of Rockville preaches a strong Missions sermon. Reports on Epworth League and Sunday school, sermons by Rev W H Saunders, Rev J S Eagle, Rev T J Lombart, and future talks on finances and education fill the schedule through Thursday adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. E. Oharon Sausa Ie
Trinity Pharoh
Thia City
W. L. Locke
Rockville
A. M. Cookley
Bishop
P H H. Hammil
Winchester
LW. Davis, Esq
George Hazel
Beall
J. G. Michael
Aula
J. H. Delany
H. H. Sherman
J. F. Birgs
Dr. Blackwell
Randolph-Macon College
Tennis Handicap Tournament Draw At Y M C A Tonight
The handicap tournament drawing at the Y M C A on South Market street listed matches including F. Smith vs Hedges, Chambers vs G. Motter, J. Wood vs Hull, and others. Play begins tomorrow at 9 20 AM and continues to the finale with tomorrow’s matches J Wood vs Bull, B Wood vs deGarmendia, Rosenstock vs McSherry, Haydon vs Young, and H Lebhert vs Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
F. Smith
Hedges
Chambers
G. Motter
J.wood
Hull
R. Wood
deGarmendis
Haydon
Young
Font
Cramer
Rosenstock
McSherry
Baughmen
H. Lebhorz
Maulaby Ve. Jones
Delaplan
Permit Granted to Great Falls Power Co for Potomac Dam
Acting Secretary Oliver approved a revocable license for the Great Falls Power Company to build a dam across the Potomac at Great Falls near the Maryland shore. The action ends years of War Department deliberations over engineering, location, and water supply impact. The company will raise the Government dam without cost to the government and under engineer oversight. Also noted is a theatre review of That Imprudent Young Canpie at the Empire Theatre, with praise for its wit and humor. date given is Saturday September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Oliver
United States
Washington Aqueduct
Empire Theatre
Broadway
Henry Guy Carleton
Altar Consecrated at St Peter’s Church in Liberty Town
Bishop Curtis of Balsimore consecrated a fine marble altar at St Peter’s Roman Catholic Church in Liberty town. The 6 am service, a solemn high mass at 10 am with Rev John Norton of Baltimore and Rev J Smith of Washington, followed by confirmation of twenty persons before about 800 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Liberty Town
Curtis
Balsimoore
John Norton
Baltimore
J. Smith
Washington
Ask Right to Cross Road at Myersville for Railway Crossing
J Clarence Lane William Jennings and Elmer E Piper county surveyor of Washington county appeared before the Board of County Commissioners to seek permission for Myersville and Ostootiv Railway to cross a public road near Myersville. The crossing would form part of the connecting link between Myersville and Boonsboro. The commissioners did not decide but President Brentlinger appointed the full board to inspect the proposed crossing later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarence Lane
William Jennings
Elmer E. Piper
Washington County
Board of
County Commissioners
Behsk
Myersville
Piano study linked to nervous disorders in girls
Dr Halie of Berlin reports that among 1000 girls who begin piano before 14, about 600 show nervous symptoms, while among 1000 not taught piano only about 100 are affected. He recommends starting piano study after age 16 to reduce risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halie
Berlin
Planning for Cardinal's Reception in Baltimore
Mr William M Crimmine vice president of the Maryland State Council Catholic Bonsilient Legion attends a council meeting to arrange a reception and demonstration for Cardinal Gibbone upon his Rome return. Cardinal Gibbone is expected to arrive in Baltimore about September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Crimmine
Maryland State Council
Catholic Bonsiolent Legion
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbone
Rome
Braddock Heights Tonight Dance and Local Advertisements
Regular Tuesday night dance with lively music. Oars depart Square Corner at 6 20, 7, 7 30, 8 80 and 9 10. Local listings include Huyler's Bon-Bons and Chocolates Williamson's and Lidie's for Wednesday with oysters crab meat mackerel rock bass trout and other fish. Gas company offers free cooking demonstrations by Mrs Katherine Swan Sept 7–14, plus home visits. school supplies and dining parlor offerings listed. In Memoriam Lorentz Lorenz husband ARTHUR LORENTZ remembers Catherine S Lorentz who died two years ago in a religiously toned verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Square Corner
Frederick Gas Company
Katherine Swan
Consolidated Gas Company
New York City
Gas Company
Sis
Swan
Frederick
Train Becomes Tragic Trap For Bravox Resident
Lilya Voorhers, 25, brake man on the Baltimore and Ohio, was run over by a train near Brunswick on Sandsy evening. He was taken to Baltimore City Hospital in critical condition. His left leg was broken and internal injuries reported. home is listed as Bravoswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilya Voorhers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Baltimore City
Voorhess
Bravoswick
William Streyhorn
Durham
N. G
Strayhorn
Law's Grip Fines Man for Disorderly Conduct
Albert Barnes a colored man was arrested on West All Saints street by Officers King and Rupp for disorderly conduct. He appeared before Justice Wood and paid a $250 fine. Also noted are invitations to speak at a Maryland firemen's ball dedication, illness reports in Washington and Hagerstown, and a remark from Myersville about musical resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Barnes
King and Rupp
West All Saints’ Street
Justice Wood
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Bampsiead
Montgomery Delegates Named for Rockville Convention
The Montgomery Republican convention in Rockville chose delegates for the judicial convention at Point of Rocks on Thursday. Names include A. A. Braddock E. J. Hartshorne Capt. John McDonald R. T. Jarbos Osios Keiser Willem RK Folks William R. Windsor Joseph H. Burdette J. B. Pordem F. L. Bell Wilbur T. Day George W. Meads Ass M. Stabler Clarence Dawson Louis A. Hill Moses F. Wilson Octavius O. Baker Jacob Hager and G. Van Fawcett. Delegates are expected to back a nomination losing mads Thuradsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Rockville
Point of Rocks
A. A. Braddock
E. J. Hartshorne
Capt
John McDonald
R. T. Jarbos
Osios Keiser
Willem RK. Folks
William R. Windsor
Joseph H. Burdette
J. B. Pordem
F. L. Bell
Wilbur T. Day
George W. Meads
Ass M. Stabler
Clarence Dawson
Louis A. Hill
Moses F. Wilson
Octavius O. Baker
Jacob Hager
G. van Fawcett
Mads Thuradsy
Hagerstown Sweeps Frederick In Twin Baseball Games
Hagerstown won both games as Frederick lost 12 to 2 and 5 to 2. Over 2,000 spectators attended. Five innings were played in the first game and six in the second. Basson and Dresger, deaf mutes, formed Frederick’s battery in both games. Staley pitched the first game for Hagerstown and Schrader the second. Judd caught both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Poop
Basson
Dresger
Staley
Schrader
Judd
September meeting of Evan gel Missionary Society
News of the Churches: The September gathering of the Evan gel Reformed Missionary Society takes place this evening at 3.00 in Trinity chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangeisml Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
The Wagl Campaign In The Pay Goode Field Opens At Tall Port
John Hendrickson promotes a blanket and undergarment sale with heavy emphasis on low prices. The ad lists blankets in white gray red plaids, undergarments for men women and children, and new fashions. Special prices advertised alongside railroad excursion notes for Niagara Falls from Baltimore, Washington, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAGL
Thie Pay Goode
Tall Port
Local ads tout fall carpets and goods at low prices
The page lists ads from Thomas Price Frederick Street stores and merchants offering carpets, rugs, school supplies, dental services, and beverages. It highlights fall carpet displays praised by critics, plus multiple vendors in Frederick County and Baltimore promoting prices and selections.
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