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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1905
Page
5
Mr. Clarence L. Ramaburg of Lawis town and Miss A. Mary Simmons of this city married quietly in Charleston Virginia on September 6.
In Creer of Cartes v Wilcon and related garnishment cases, judgments for plaintiffs were entered or attachments quashed after motions. Frank L. Stoner represented plaintiffs and D P Bockey defendants. judgments totaled 16 835 in one case. Court adjourned to Monday morning with criminal docket set for September 21 and possible appeal to the Court of Appeals.
Brief items report upcoming Hanover fair, local incidents, and small achievements. Mr Wm D Hales won a contract for Brunswick electric lights. John Baumgardner Jr caught a fine bass at Greenfield Mills. A gas engine was installed at Kolb Bros. butchers on North Market Street. The News received a large watermelon from Frank Mayne. A stone damaged Wim Roberts home on West South Street. Cap the bird dog of T G Mateny died, a city favorite. Millard N Nuez caught a 12 lb 7 oz carp and placed it at the courthouse fountain. An old frame on Esse Patrick Street is being torn down for two new dwellings for Mrs Lillian R Anders. Milton T Eagle and Harry Thompson caught six fine catfish along the Monocacy. George W M Albragh delivered 9,900 pounds of corn East to the Monocacy Valley cannery.
Midland Alleghany county moves to electrify town lighting and expand public works. West Virginia Central Station night operator Joseph White robbed by two men. Governor Warfield sets October 20 for Joho Simpers execution and pardons two inmates. Anne Arundel Republican convention reconvenes naming county officials. Waggaman properties in Ocean City sold to Baltimore group. East Patrick street paving advances with crews projected. Market prices listed for corn wheat and oats with multiple quality grades.
Mrs. T. O. Gerlach on Bentz street is quite sick. Mr. Daniel Hoelkey on West Patrick street is able to work again. Mr. George Plankard on West Patrick street is able to work again. Real estate sale: J. W. Starr on West Patrick street purchased a dwelling house and lot from Reno S. Harp, agent, for $300.
A historical note profiles William Spangler Miller born March 12 1525 in Frederick on East Patrick Street near the old Ranfman property. It traces his youth near George Tyler farm Puleeger’s Mill and later movements to Point of Rocks and Mason’s Island before 1595 when he purchased Charles hardware store.
Mandt, active in Frederick since the 1840s, ran a coal business after owning farms on Jefferson road. He married Mary Buckey in 1851, who died in 1899, leaving five children. He later wed Virginia Breegle and served as director of Central National Bank since 1856 and of Mt Olivet Cemetery Co. He joined Jefferson Lathersia church in 1826.
The program under Washington Camp No. 2P of A includes prayer, a speech by Rev. Andrew B Wood, singing of The Star Spangled Banner and America, a wreath at the monument base, and processions by Woodsboro Band. Services at United Brethren church follow with Mayor Strite delivering an address. The special car departs at 9 AM and procession forms at 6 o'clock.
Henry Brust Clarence Rogers and Samuel Meisinger were arrested by Officers King and Dieter at midnight on Wednesday for disturbing the peace on West Patrick Street and fined £1 each after a Thursday hearing before Justice John Wood. William Jones was fined $10 for fighting and jailed for 0 days after failing to pay.
A four horse team collided with a single horse wagon at Market and East South streets injuring the wagon’s rear axle and shafts but causing no other damage. In tennis on Third Street courts DeGrange defeated Joliffe 6-2 6-3 7-5 3 Brunswick’s Chambers beat Jones 5-4 6-3 9-7. Winners advance to face Thurmont and DeGrange’s contender. matches set for Monday and Tuesday at 10 a.m.
Governor Warfield signed warrants for the admission of multiple pupils to the Maryland School for the Blind. Among those named are Bertha Kenney and M Beatrice Williams of Frederick. More lots at Braddock Heights on Camp Schley Avenue were sold this morning to private parties.
Sunday schools and meetings of various churches listed for Beckeystown Walkersville Thurmont and surrounding areas. Rev Andrew Hutchison plans sermons at Araby and Thurmans. Congregations from Lutherans M P S C E Reformed Episcopal and Baptist note services school times and hours for tomorrow with invitations to attendance and gatherings. Names of attendees ill and visiting residents listed.
An important WCTU meeting is set for Monday evening at 7-20. The following Tuesday a Square Deal League for Frederick County will organize at 12 West Patrick Street, second door of the Box Building. Afterward the Republican City Committee will convene. all with regard to party affiliations are invited.
The text records a bank statement including loans and discounts, securities, and reserves. It lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and notes outstanding, with details on due from reserve agents and other banks, along with a sworn cashier affirmation dated August 30, 1905. It also contains local notices and advertisements from Frederick, Maryland.
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