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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR mentions Breddock Casino in Braddock with names C. Eski Bakers and B. F. Columbus Knott, indicating a casual local interest or highlight. The text is incomplete but preserves the casino reference and individual names.
A long list of residents and guests appears in Frederick as numerous individuals travel between Baltimore Washington Del. and other locales. Names include William Tyergar Charles Young MacGill Milleice Zeiterman Brank Fralby Wm W Doub Nina Derr Gertrude Lily Hendrickson Alexander John D Hendrickeon David Kolb J D Koogle Clara Hiddick Bernard Brill Miranda Youre Earl Joshua Longman Phleeger Anna Clabaugh Eleanor Crane Cort Seaman and Cort among others. Many visit relatives attend fairs or return from trips to New York State Newton North Carolina and Asbury Park while some prepare for school duties at Catawba College and Timonium Fair events.
Professor Lagarde, a native of New Orleans, celebrated forty years at St Mary's College. The gathering included Rev J and other professors honoring a venerable teacher of literature and modern languages. The event recalled his Civil War service in the Confederacy and his long teaching career across Virginia Maryland and the nations.
Charles Grover Kochenour, 28, proprietor of a store in Hag erstown, shot his brother Daniel Robert Kochenour yesterday afternoon at their mother's home on Franklin Street. Believing he had killed him, Charlie fled to a relative's house before surrendering at police headquarters. he was arrested by Lt. Fridinger and held on $300 bail for a Friday hearing. The prisoner says he acted after disputes with his brother who had been drinking and abusing their mother and younger brother.
A large barn on J Frank Delaplane’s farm near Detour Carroll County burned in the early hours Tuesday. The structure, 27 years old and built by the late Judge Lewis Cash, held 700 bushels of grain 30 tons of hay harnesses and farm machinery. Insurance stands at 1700 on the barn 250 on grain and hay and a small amount on the wagon shed. Loss substantially exceeds insured value. Separate item notes Prof Joseph H Apple spoke to Montgomery County teachers at Rockville on From the Life of School to the School of Life with others including Ira C Whit acre Camilli Henro Inez Johnson Charles H Gardiner W J Galloway and Robert W Stout.
Mildred Nen was named supervisor at the West Chester Normal School in Pennsylvania. She will oversee two counties and alternate line duties monthly, with responsibilities shared under the new arrangement.
Paul Winchester a well known Baltimore newspaper man who has lived in Motter's, was thrown from his carriage Monday and dragged about 20 feet. He was found unconscious but his injuries are not serious.
Governor Crothers issues proclamation declaring next Monday September 13 a legal holiday in Maryland. The notice appears in the upcoming official state announcements.
The chancery room at the court house and its books papers and valuable documents have been thoroughly cleaned by the Vacuum Cleaning Company Meems Bager and Keyser managers noted for the service.
Wm. in Storm fills a vacant position at Citizens Bank after the resignation of Claude W. Wilbide who has left for Baltimore, with the Citizens National clerk also involved in the staffing change.
Min Regina Rodock of this city and Mrs Rodock announce she will start a nursing training course in New York. The notice notes her pursuit of a professional nursing career and references her parentage.
The Appellate docket opened with several civil actions heard before the bench. Verdicts varied with Miss Blumenauer and Mr. Snook listed among plaintiffs and defendants, while Dr. Radcliff pursued damages against Fogle for wet ground and crop loss. Other suits included Gorman v Shipley over beer bottles and Carter v Cutehall & Stimmell, all proceeding as court recessed after mid-day.
The Black Crook company faced a violent disruption in Martinsburg West Virginia as audience hecklers hurled eggs at performers during a Salome dance. The incident caused a rush to close and the opera house manager says the egg throwers will be identified by two leading actors.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County School Commissioners was held yesterday. Repairs for several schools were ordered. The Sugar Loaf one story frame school contract went to John A. Cockerly. A commercial department was approved for Brimawick High, with Robert G. Harley as teacher. Harmony trustees William Summers and Edward Bittie were appointed. Edward J. Moser named Monument school trustee. Numerous teacher contracts were confirmed, listing many names.
A large crowd attended the opening of the Republican headquarters on North Market Street, with Edward A. Gittinger presiding. Veterans of the party and figures like Charles R. Schirm spoke against a proposed Maryland constitutional amendment limiting suffrage, arguing it would cement one party rule and disenfranchise Black citizens, as the U M Band played.
Fragmentary notice describes rooms available for use and business meetings. It mentions security, access, and showing of potential occupants through the building with unclear dates and names. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
A fragmentary notice highlights Baker's Favorite Flour reputation and a Lake View anniversary open ting on September 9. It mentions prizes, speeches, roller skating, dancing, and boating, with other scattered references to local merchants and gas or electric bill savings.
News briefs report William McKenzie elected president of Centeryl... National Bank. Thomas Fazenbaker, 12, of Cumberland, killed by a freight train. Governor Crothers appoints successor to Judge Conway. Jon Hannibal reelected Democratic State Central Committee chair in Baltimore. Chief Judge A. Hunter Boyd accepts renomination for Fourth Judicial Circuit. Prohibition tickets nominated in Caroline and Somerset counties. Six young men ordained at Ammendale’s religious table.
Brief items report Jacob H Gorman placing a handsome new delivery wagon in a parade style display at Carroll's Manor. The Woolwork repair and cement pavement work near Williston, Patrick and Court streets are noted, along with a runaway horse from the engine house and street pranks that caused excitement earlier today.
Memorial notices report the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Craver at her sister’s home near Lewistown aged 65 from privation of diseases, with survivors including husband, three brothers Alfred Hiram Daniel Harp, five sisters and distant kin. Interment at Rocky Ridge cemetery. funeral by M. L. Creager & Son. Also obituary of Mrs Barbara A Shook of Shooks Town, widow of Grandian G Shook, mother of Elmer G Shook and Mrs George T Roberts, with funeral Friday at Delock and Mt. Olivet interment. siblings Reuben Grove Catherine Saree and others noted. Events mention a casino tournament and Miss Wier of Middletown as participant.
Fragmentary notice advertises a free demonstration of Van Houten's Cocos with native Dutch costume. It mentions Knorr as successor to Besant and Knott, a flour challenge by Baker's Favorite Flour, and a Pearl Street event with a night of pictures and entertainment.
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