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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
3
Horses block Metropolitan Branch railroad track near Dickerson
Two horses owned by Octavina O. Baker of Barnesville wedged between ties on the Little Monocacy trestle, delaying several trains including Express No. 4 and No. 47. Bridge foreman E R Wachter improvised a temporary platform to free them. the animals were badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Dickersone
Chicago
Baltimore
Dickeraons
Pittsburg
Washington
Tuscarora
Frederick
Octavina O. Baker
Barnesville
Branawick
E.R. Wachter
Personal Visits Span Frederick Area In Winter Week
Purely personal notes list Miss Lizzie Staub visiting Mrs. Philip Grove in Frederick. Washington architects N T and George N Haller visited relatives here. Families Compher, Haller, Squires, Markell, Baker, and Gonnell travelers and guests frequent local hosts. Several residents plan trips to Atlantic City Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Staub
Libertytown
Philip E. Grove
Patrick Streas
N.T
George N. Haller
Washington
Frederick
W. F. Qompher
J.C. Compher
Elmer
N. T. Haller
Nellie Squires
Brandywine
Haller
South Market Street
Charles Markell
Baltimore
Joseph D. Baker
A. H. Gonnell
Hamilton
Hagerstown
Edward Hahn Sud
Marshall
This City
Mr. Hahn
Quean Grove
N. J
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
G. L. B. Goldney
Linganore Hills Inn
Anns Esrkeisy Stevenson
Homs
Ridont and Yerkes
Trolley line survey nears finish for Gettysburg link
The corps of surveyors, af fog in the vicinity last week, completed the route survey for a proposed trolley line from LeGore Maryland to Gettysburg. The line would run from Red Rock to the W M Railroad west of Seminary Ridge, passing Matilda Codori’s farm and through ravines to the designated point. Prospects for construction are brighter than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
LeGore
Washington
Red Rock
W. M. Eailroad
Seminary Ridge
Watermelon Party at Hauser Home in Baltimore
Mr and Mrs George W Hauser formerly of this city hosted a watermelon party at 1221 Riverside Avenue Baltimore on Wednesday evening September 16 The entertainment included string music by Miss Alma Sam Walt and song selections by Bits George W Hauser and Mr Edward Griotel attended the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hauser
Riverside Avenue
Baltimore
Alma Samwalt
George W. Hauer
Edward Griotel
Pledge Fortsey Ties Knot in Baltimore Parish
Hymeneal notice reports James W. Pledge and Rens Fortney of Baltimore married on Xhorsiag at the Presbyterian church by Rev. T. Freeman Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pledge
Fortsey
James W. Pledge
Rens Fortney
Baltimors
Presbyterian
T. Freeman Dixoo
Nomination at Democratic county convention for clerk and register
The Democratic convention met at the City Opera House with Jacob M. Newman chairing. Officers named include Alfred Ritter as secretary and Emory L. Coblentz temporary chairman. A credentials committee was formed with many district delegates listed. Dr. Ira J. McCurdy nominated for Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Jacob M. Newman
Alfred Ritter
Polk Biser
Barkittaville
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick, Mesers
Clayton Trundle
Georges RK. Stottlemyer
H. Dorsey Etchison
Howard Alluntt
James Houck
George W. Chamberlain
Robert L. Barrick
Vincent Sebold
Charles Freshour
Col. L. T. Brien
O. B. Stone
J. W. Williams
Calvin T. Fox
John M. Holbruner
Edward E. Shaffer
Theodore Stauffer
Louis E. Etchison
George H. Bassard
George E. Castle
N. A. Englar
Marion Runklee
Peter Slackhier
Howard P. Rameburg
D.O. Kemp
Edward Hightman
B.¥. Zimmerman
J. Allen Grumbine
Nominations Move For Clerk And Wills Post At Convention
After brief deliberation the committee urged permanent temporary officers and adoption of Democratic State convention resolutions with added pay rise for public school teachers and longer terms. Nominations for clerk of the circuit court went to Jacob M. Newman after a motion for acclamation. For Register of Wills four candidates were named: Whitehill Neighbours Heinlein and Goldsborough. Balloting showed Whitehill 9 then 11, Neighbours 9, Heinlein 3–4, Goldsborough withdrawn and no majority, leading to another ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Newman
Wn. H. Holbruner
Woodsboro
Jacob M. Newman
Frederick
Newman
Register of Wills
Maximus Whitehill
Unionville
U. D
Lewistown
George W. Heinlein
Charlas W. Goldsborough
Walkersville
Whitebil
Neighbours
Heinlein
Goldeborough
C. W. Goldsborough
Whitehill
Neighbor
Sheriff Nomination Falls to Fogle After Ballots
The third ballot yielded Whitehill 14 and Neighbours 10 with Dr Whitehill declared nominated for register of wills. Sheriff nomination followed. Holtz Waesche Coblentz Fogle Cramer appeared. Cramer withdrawn. First ballot: Holtz 3 Waesche 3 Coblentz 7 Fogle 11. No majority, second ballot: Holtz 1 Waesche 3 Coblentz 0 Fogle 14. Fogle won the sheriff nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehill
Neighbours
Hsin. Isiz
Register of Wills
Oder
O. G. Holtz
Tuscarora
James T. Wassrhe
Mechanicstown
Charles C. Coblutz
Jackson
John T. Fogle
Woodsboro
William A. Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Cramer
Holtz
Waesche
Coblentz
Fogle
Senator Hourback Nomination and House Delegates List
State Senator was ordered. H Dorsey Etohleon presented Hon Jacob Rohraock and Rohrback’s nomination was made by acclamation. Five candidates for the House of Delegates were named: Mos ter, Gardner, Freshour, Bast, Cramer, Murdock, Kreb, Phosven. Craner’s name was withdrawn before balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dorsey Etohleon
Jacob Rohraock
Rohrback
Acdlamstion
House of Delegates
Quy K. Moster
John Gardner
Charles N. Freshour
Bast
William A. Cramer
Richard B. Murdock
John F. Kreb
B. E. Phosven
William A. Craner
Frederick convention nominates Wood Buckey and others in multi race event
The Frederick convention advanced Col. J. S. R. Wood with Buckey and others winning ballots for county posts. Snouffer Harne Ledwidge and Starr split county commissioner votes, Rhodes topped the orphan court ballot but Philpot withdrew, Holtz won treasurer, Coblentz became county surveyor. An evening at City Opera House showcased The Governor's Son with a strong cast and chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dorsey Etchison
John Grove
Frederick
D. Princeton Buackey
Tomer
Alfred Ritter
Col. J
R. Wood
Charles P. Levy
Levy
Wood
Buckey
G. A. T. Snouffer
James Q. Harne
John A. Ledwidge
L. N. Starr
Snonoffer
Barne
Ledwidge
Snouffer
Harne
Orphaned Court
The
Orphans’ Court
Russell E. Lighter
G. B. Philpot
James T. Wagsche
Hamilton Lindsay
F. . Lakin
Howard Mag
John M. Powell
E. A. Wachter
Mr. Thomas
Holtz
Powell
Wachter
City Opera House
Oxen Remains Found Near John Frazier Saloon
Oxen bones horns and iron shoes unearthed by sewer workers beside John Frazier’s saloon near the corduroy road. Four single horns and about 25 bone pieces recovered, decayed. Bones and relics on display in the show window of the old Frazier stand now owned by George Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frazier
B. K. Frazier
George Frazier
The Town Crier Is Out of Date
Wide awake people nowadays advertise in a live newspaper. Adversities ments in Tax News reach the business public and households, and are of immediate concern to employers and the unemployed, buyers or sellers, losers or finders in fact, Tus News Wans Ads. Oli sil wants.
Tennis handicap tournament resumes after delay
After a day’s delay the handicap tennis tournament was resumed with one completed match and part of another. Smith defeated Cra mer 6-4 2. Maulsby beat Leb bert 7-5, with the second match halted at 6-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Boss Cramer
Maulsby
Lebbert
Freder ic k physician buys first daily rounds auto
Dr Garry P Fabrasy purchases an automobile and becomes the first physician in Freder ick to use one in daily rounds. The article emphasizes advertising wisdom through understanding human nature and targeting the right audience to reach many buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry P. Fabrasy
Frederick
Religious Services and Sunday School Listings Across Town
A roundup of church services and Sunday schools for all major congregations. Details include times for All Saints Episcopal Trinity M E German Baptist Brethren United Brethren Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Grace Reformed and Evangelical Lutheran churches with pastors names and sermon times. A congregational meeting follows morning worship at the Evangelical Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobleysville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Braddock Heights
As &J. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Reapers
Trinity M. E. Church
South
B. V. Switzer
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. S. Todd
O. W. Stinespring
Evangelical Reformed Church
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Erteman Dixon
Grace Reformed Church
New Chapel
Second Street
E. L. McLean
Evangelical Lusheran
Frank P. Mantart
D.D
Baltimore
Glories of the Autumn on Braa Dock Colony
Special correspondence from Brappocs Colony notes pleasant autumn days, seasonal departures, arrivals from Washington, and continued country life at Heights. Families linger at cottages like Brightside and The Avalon, with final seasonal events and a Sunday song service marking the close of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braadock
Brappocs Colony
Osmo Schley Inn
la Fonds
W.G. Coleman
Walter Y. Coleman
W.S. Daughno
W. G. Fagett
Washington
Thomas H. Haller
Femily
West Third Third Street
Oplone Bruce
Mia
Lucie- Bruce Haughton
Toldridge
Brightside Cottage
Catalpin
Wariingdale
Williams
Beauvoir Cottage
Hygoin
Avalon
Valley View
Camp Repose
Kellmount
Hallmount
Clifton
Dr. Albers Pestre
Chas. P. Levy
The Work of Death. Mrs Virginia Chiswell
Mrs Virginia Chiswell of Buckays town widow of Captain Chiswell died at the home of Edward Allzatt in Dawsonville Montgomery county yesterday afternoon at age 76. She formerly resided in Montgomery county and had throat trouble for three weeks. Her stepchildren include Joseph Chiswell of Bucklystown Mrs Anos Alluatt Dawsonville Mrs Rachel Dads Jefferson Mrs Virginia Bal of Virginian Mrs Fannie Dake Bolivar W Va and William Chiswell Washington DC. Gersleters are Mrs Benjamin Allpett Seneca Montgomery county and Mrs Hester Williams Powlesville. Remains will be brought to Frederick for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Chisweld
Virginia Chiswell
Buckaystown
Local Mart Market Quotations At Mountain City Mill
The Mountain City Mill listed market quotes for today including corn at $2.85 per barrel shelled 37 cents per bushel wheat no 2 red 76 steamer 70 per bushel oats priced at 0 cents per bushel with no other items or details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Excursion to Washington and Baltimore Special Train Deal
Excursion options include 1 to Washington and return and 25 to Baltimore and return with a 745 a m departure from Frederick via Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Tickets available from Gallon agent for fall. promotions tied to Grand Democratic Notification Meeting and Mount Airy events. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad advertises low rates for Harper's Ferry, Washington and Baltimore. Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F session Sept 21-26 with sale dates Sept 19-21 and return by Sept 28. Furniture sale highlights include Parton dining suites and rocking chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington & Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore
Sandsy
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mount Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wildwood Park
Harper's Ferry
United States
Baltimore & Ohio
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias meeting urged for September
Local notice urges Mountain City Lodge No 29 K of P members to attend Monday evening September Zick for vital order business. Other items include ads for phonographs, clothes dyeing, and a Shorthand class at Woman's College with evening sessions starting September 22. Also Republican HQ opening September 19 and a fundraising talk by Rev Dixon on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Fythias
Mountain City Lodge
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick
Onares E. Savion
California
T. Freewan Dixon
Soenes
Presbyterian Chapel
Wast Secondstreet
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Gay K Motter
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Maelose
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National’ Reserve
Acomie
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Lou Tad
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Sohn Hendrickson
Waistinge
Molala
Suorge
Rodour & C
George
Rodook & C
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John Hewozionsox
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N&ie & Miller’s
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Stockinga
Clinton E. Stain
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Hotel Grilt
É&C
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T. Rice & Bons
North Market Trees
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Thomas P. Rige
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Highland Linen Bond
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Petoe
Woman's College
Standard of America
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Ceylon
B. Bapfingtor
Serge Azache
Jos B
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Parton
Deryet and
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H. O. Jasses
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East Third Street
M¢ Sinnetty & Horst
Shipley & Bopst'n Special
Surrey & Borst
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Holy Sepulchre
Guy Hotel Grill
Harhives
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