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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
3
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A parade of social visits fills pages as Misa Laurette Hhorback visits Apper Marlboro in Md while Mr Myer Wertheimer drops in at Comber-Heaas. Edward G Shriver returns from the Baltimore job site. Wm Orontss comes back from Philadelphia. Frederick’s Mrs Chas Fox and son Charles visit in Hagerstown, and Miss Sylvia and Ruth Ridgely return from Baltimore. Leatherman hosts in Lewistown. Virgil Ridgely returns from Baltimore. Feltons of Ccres ville Mille attend millers contention in Baltimore. Leatherman plans a week in Baltimore and Philadelphia before returning home. Emma Thompson returns from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Baniah and Ruth Moberly tour Johnstown Consy sland Oosan Grove Atlantic City. Derr brothers from Boston Navy Yard and Baltimore visit Eugene L Derr before returning home. Gittingsers of Mobile Alabama visit North Market Street. the elder Gittinger a noted baseball player makes his first home stay in years.
Miss Maggie Grinder hosted a wedding reception for Charles O Connor of Towson and Ada Wittmore of Baltimore after their Beptomier l ceremony at St Amos Catholic Church. The couple, who wed quietly due to a recent bride family death, planned a calm honeymoon departure to the Grinder home near Urbana.
Early reports from Long Keagmy describe a powerful typhoon causing about a thousand deaths and widespread destruction. Property damage is estimated near 60 million, with reports of extensive flooding and ruined infrastructure.
The court concluded a fraud lawsuit in which George L Kanfman contested an alleged 6 percent interest rate and a $2 053 09 claim. A verdict for the plaintiff totaled 3 063 09 with Frank L Bioner and D Princeton Backey arguing the case. The National Bank of Westminster suit against Savage Sawyer and Walderford continued, with a $350 25 verdict for the plaintiff in the later trial before adjournment.
Mrs Elizabeth B Smith oldest resident of Hagerstown and Washington county dies at Broadway home at 95 after long debility. She was born in Carlisle and linked to the Noble family and Molly Pitcher memories. She leaves six of ten children surviving Noble Philadelphia Theodore Baltimore daughters in Hagerstown New York and Baltimore. Margaret McGuigan dies at nephew James Gilber’s home aged 77 with funeral tomorrow at 9 am at St John Catholic Church and Mt Olive cemetery burial. Walter Rk Anderson son of Harry A Anderson dies at home in Galbraithburg aged 10 months 16 days. Funeral yesterday at Woodfield.
A garbled report notes a theft incident with mention of Leonard Myavw taleemai and a stranger, but the readable fragment confirms the stolen team was recovered.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and a street location but lacks clear event or action. The readable items indicate personal names and a North Street address. No concrete outcome or date is discernible for a proper news summary.
The Week's Record in the Orphan's Court covers transactions through September 19, 1906. It lists numerous property deeds including transfers to Leocard 8 House, Arthur A. Podd, and others, mortgages, and settlement details. Also noted are marriage licenses for Frederick residents, and court actions such as sales by executors, notices to creditors, and administration grants in the Oop.
A large Maryland delegation led by Governor Warfield left Baltimore for Norfolk to attend the Jamestown Exposition cornerstone laying. From Frederick aboard were Jacob Rohrback and Mrs Rohrback, Margaret E. Hood, E. Dorr Shriner and Miss Kate Ramsberg, with Col. EB Austin Baughman of the governor's staff also in the party.
Mayor George Edward Smith with Aldermen Bohell Herabbar and Kindley City Clerk G win Kemp City Attorney Charles P Levy and Water Works Superintendent Frank F Tyergar conducted a naval inspection of the city water works. They found the facilities clean and well maintained and sent water samples for state analysis.
Public notice announces the sale of real estate in Bartoneville, Me for 8198 with parties listed as Cramer and Eta for real estate and seaaraease as Seateey Seeres.
The Grand Jury for Frederick County Maryland reports after a 15 day session that 281 witnesses were examined, 89 presentments or indictments found, 69 cases disposed, and 4 prisoners discharged. They commend the jail superintendent, call for reducing crowding, and urge stricter health and drainage oversight, recommending jail for drunkenness arrests and stronger city inspections. Judge McSherry compliments the jurors. one man, Charles Kilas, was discharged after a fatal stabbing case had no indictment.
Ramenel Tigance died suddenly at his home near Lacrel. The Beached Maryland Fair opened at Upper Marlboro. The twenty frat annual fair of the Talbot County Fair Association began yesterday. In Prince George's County Lizsie Weiburger was attacked by an unknown man. Mr. B P Purdam was appointed assistant superintendent of education by Mr. M Bates Stephene.
Local notices discuss Frederick College night school admissions and fund subscriptions for the Building Fund with a 60 percent payment target by September 1906. The coal dealers announce an October 1 price increase of 98 cents per ton for delivery. Also advertised are seed wheat Potomac Variety and Niagara Falls excursion specials from Frederick with travel details and ticket validity.
Braddock Colony notes new residents at Washington Cottage and Edgewood with Mrs Hepale Etchison closing cottons this week. The Braddock and Jefferson Railroad extends two miles beyond Carl ton Deans as plans hint at holiday car traffic to Jefferson trots. Hydrant and pipe updates arrive for Braddock Water Company. cottages fill to capacity while Edgewood and Beolriat cottages plan winter use. A fire on the heights last night offered a spectacular view though danger hung if winds shifted. Mary Tyson visits Shepherdstown and hotel Braddock prepares for October closing. George Gittis on business in New York. church services draw a strong crowd at Sanday. Weekly dances continue. the Episcopal school of Hredeciok to hold Saturday program. a medical missionary path is noted.
Arthur Jackson Elmer Jackson and Mary Jackson colored, jailed after drunken and disorderly charges last night. Arthur and Elmer fined $2 each. Mary fined $2 and released. Eugene Ivory arrested for sale conduct. jailed 10 days after paying $2 bail. Dr. W Burns from Baltimore to lecture on health and beauty. Blanke's Faust Blend Coffee advertised. Weather and local notices also included.
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