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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
3
Washington visitors figure in Surry notices amid local social activity
Local column lists Washington visitors and residents returning to Lovettsville, Lexington and Baltimore for studies and returning from travel. Names include Misa Floraves Orammitt, Miss D Hellen Ramsburg, Mr Prastier Ightner, Mr Wm T Delaplaine, Mia Jeannetta Wineberg, Mia Cecelia Mules and others. Social rounds feature cottages, engagements, and mountain trips as town handles seasonal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Floraves Orammitt
Washington, D. C
D. Hellen Ramsburg
East Church Street
Lovetteavills
Prastier Ightner
Marion
Ohio
Edward Barrick
East Eighth Street
Ralph J. Boberman
Baltimore
J. Helstey Keller
Charles Wiles
South Market Street
Leoeburg
Wm T. Delaplaine
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Leyburn Hawes
Mus
Mia Cecelia
Con
Mebritng
North Market Street
James Dol
Misa Knooff
Haat Patrick Street
Misa Elis M. Tucker
East Second Streat
Atlantic City
Heir Presumptive Facts In Cline Estate Plea
In a filing from Miss Wallie May Yeakle through attorney William Ritchie of Chicago the inquiry into Edward O Yeakle is sought. Petition asks for guardianship and appointment of a trustee for his estate amid claims over Mrs Mary Gu Yeakle and distributable shares to Aquilla, Westia, Thomas Yeakle, and others. The matter hinges on Edward as possibly incapable of handling his affairs and the potential inheritance implications for Yeakle relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willim Rbitchie
Ghiorgo
Walletta
May Yeakle
Colosgo
George T. Ohne
Frederick
Eay Tle
Edward O. Yeakle
Misa Yeakie
Tha Lecs
Ritchie
Mary GU Yeakle
Ollne
Egtsce
Hdward O Yeakie
Thomas O Yenskle
Aquilla
Yestia
Thomaeo Yenakle
Edward OQ Yraktle
Corlus Kata Thomisacd
Aha
Yeakle
Thomas
Yenkle
Legal challenge over Republican primary returns in Allegany
The answer of Pearra Men File Answer and Cherles EH Hambright to ex Senator David H W Olok seeks to compel the committeeman to take over the returns of the recent Republican primaries so the canvass can proceed. The suit cites eligibility and pending official counts as proof of ongoing dispute. The case will be argued before Judge Boyd. Also at the Bijou a three night run begins with The Country Girl and The Gambler to follow with performances by Isabel Jackenn and Percy Levin receiving praise from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearra
Paarra
Cherles EH Hambright
Board of Supervisors of
Hications
Allegany County
David HW. Olok
Republi’ Cin
Cumberland
Republicac
House of Delegates
Dck
Baltimore City
Allsgany County
Boyd
Bijou
Ellioté
Isabel Jackenn
Mercy Baxter
Percy Levin
Jethro Baxter
Harry Bobker
Bia
Eaat Lynne
Found Dead in Bed in Broadway Home
Wilson Men a colored man about 75 years old was found dead in his bed yesterday before noon at his Broadway home by housekeeper Margaret Worris who had briefly left. An inquest was deemed unnecessary after Dr Long concluded death from natural causes. Funeral held this morning at 11 oclock at the house with Rev H A Norwood officiating, interment Laboring Sons cemetery. funeral director WW H EB Etohlaon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Broadway
Margaret Worris
O. B. Eckstein
W. A. Long
Werl
Norwood
Gasoline Tank Fire at East Church Street Home
A stove gasoline tank caught fire at the home of Charles Wilson on East Church street yesterday before noon. The fire was extinguished without damage and no alarm was sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
East Church Street
Republicans Hear Key Speakers at City Headquarters
A large meeting assembled at the Republican headquarters last night with remarks from Mesera, Revo Sharp, Arthur D. Willard, and George R. Denanla. The gathering showcased party organization and candidate discussions amid strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesera
Revo Sharp
Arthur D. Willard
George R. Denanla
Minister LEE and Miss Fargo Engagement Reported
An engagement of great interest links Miss Helen Fargo Quiaers daughter of United States minister Herbert G Fquaiers to Mr Joseph Jenkins Les minister to Ecundor. Mr Tice is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles O'Donnall Lee Needwood Forest Knoxville and is brother to several relatives including OG Biowart Lee and Mrs William Merwin Randall. Miss Square is presently abroad with her parents and no wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fargo &Quiers
Herbert G Fquaiers
United States
Panama
Joseph Jenkins Les
Ecundor
Tice Ta
Charles O'Donnall Lee
Needwood Forest
Knoxville
Charles O’ Donnell Lee
Washington
OG. Biowart Lee
Rexton
Wiliam Merwin Randall
Maryland
Sqalers
Europe
Lee
Orief Tims
Marylander Joseph J Lee A Rough Rider Diplomat
Joseph Jenkins Lee born in Baltimore but raised in New York pursued coffee trade and exploration in Brazil and the Amazon. He joined the Rough Riders, earned Roosevelt’s favor, and held posts as secretary to the American Legation in Panama, consul general, and ambassador to Ecuador. In 1896 he joined the Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain, one of few Americans admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
United States
South America
Brazil
Amazon
Herbert W. Bower
Lea
Maryland
Rough Rider Regiment
Boovevelt
Lise
Panama
W. W. Rasssell
Bogota
Colombia
Roosevelt
Ecuador
Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain
Captain Roman Fin ed For Assault in Cumberland
Captain J Philip Roman faced a Cumberland hearing on a charge of assault and battery on Colonel George A Pearre. He was found guilty, fined 100, assessed costs, and given until today to decide whether to appeal. The event occurred September 10 near the Third National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Philip R.man
Cumberland
Justine Jacob B. Humbird
George A. Pearre
Costa
Third National Bank
Roman
Pearce
Captain Roman
Colonel Pearra
Frank J. Diam
Marylguol
Colonal
Barry
United Mine Workare
Lsyl Htlleary Blac
Harry Irvine
Frank L. Geary
Romen
Benjamina A. Richmond
Arch A Young
Stete
Austin A. Wilson
National Beagle Trials Set for Virginia Hunt Country
At a National Beagle Club of America meeting in New York the eight teenth annual field trials were scheduled for Bhadweeli Albsmarie County Virginia near Charlottesville. The trials start October 25 and continue until all classes finish. The executive committee includes Ramsey Turnbull Bernardavilis N J Henry W Wareer New York City 0 Staley Doub Frederick Md Farm Lod. Simon Lohr of St. Mary's sold his farm to son William for 6000, a property held in the Lohr family for over a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Beagle Club of America
New York
Bhadweeli
Albsmarie County
Virginia
Charlottesville
Ramsey Turnbull
Simon Lohr
St. Mary's
William
Lohr
Court hears varied charges as jury returns verdicts
In Howard county court a jury awarded Agnes Hill $60 against the county. Several defendants faced charges from larceny and burglary to intent to murder. Sentences included years in the House of Correction and Maryland Penitentiary. Defendants Woodyard and Bowman were among those found guilty. others were acquitted or received suspended or partial sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hill
Q County
Howard County
Frank L. Stoner
Stata
Samuel Woodyard
Woodyard
George Olntz
Emmitsburg
House of Corres
Urner
John Turner
Msda
Traverser
Elmer Keeney
John Powell
Maryland
Thanageaultogue
Joseph W. Gaver
Jacob Fall
Aeault
House of Correction
Traverse
Cass
William B. Walty
Acouused
H Dorsay Etchison
Rene
Harp
Mandamus Granted in Frederick County Road Case
The court issued a peremptory writ directing Frederick County Commissioners to approve a petition to repair and improve a section of public road under the Shoemaker road law. The jury verdict for the petitioners dated September 12, 1907 was acknowledged, and respondents were ordered to pay the petitioners’ costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcart Court
Kemptown Road
W. W. Crosby
State Geological Survey
Eaid
Otrento Court
Frederick County
County Commissionera
Thair Proper Costa
Complites Goes to Washington to Seek Industry Locating
A committee of business men traveled to Washington this morning to inspect an industrial plant with the aim of securing its location in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wanted A Great Many People Know Where To Buy Goods
The article urges sellers to stock attractive goods and advertise them widely so customers know what is for sale. It emphasizes that effective advertising draws buyers and keeps a store competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Darty
Wreel
Traditional Goods and Household Linens Sale Announcement
Local merchants advertise a clearance of damask linens tablecloths towels and napkins with prices from 10c to 50c per piece and bundles of German damask and napkins. Invitations issued for a September wedding and a Nazarite Hall entertainment feature Wroxley’s band from Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Nazarite Hall
Aebury MM. E
Nazarita Hall
Wroxley
Hagerstown
Golden wedding in Elliott City couple marked longstanding marriage
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Galther celebrated their golden wedding at home near Elliott City. John Hannibal asked Mayor Mahool to appoint ex Governor Frank Brown as City Collector. Health Commissioner Bosley blamed typhoid on dry water with cases only from out of town. Peter Joyce and Howard Smith, colored, were overcome by sewer gas in a hole near Maryland avenues and Twenty ninth street Baltimore. Democratic State nominees notified at Lyric Baltimore in front of a large gathering where Judge Orothers delivered his acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Galther
Elliott City
John Hannibal
Mahool
Baltimore
Frank Brown
Bosley
Peter Joyce
Howard Smith
Maryland Avenues
Twenty-ninth Street
Balbimore
Orothers
Deaths and obituaries two prominent local residents
Mrs. Sarah Haupt widow of Jacob Haupt died at her home near Mt Tabor aged about 91 after heart trouble She was a longtime member of the Lutheran church and mother of twelve with ten grandchildren Funeral services were held at Mt Labor church Rev Wm S Brown presiding Pallbearers named Charles M Pack formerly of Frederick Ohio resident died aged about 66 He was a lawyer son of Ovando Tyler grandson of Dr William Tyler and cousin of Murray Tyler Survived by widow two sons and one daughter William Robinson a Black man died at home of his mother Laura Jones age 23 years 10 months ? funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at home with interment in Latering Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Haupt
Jacob Haupt
Ms. Tabor
Haupt
Lutheran Chnroak
Ife
Ste
George
Boonsbetro
Washington County
Henry
West Labadou
Charles M Peck
Charles M. Pack
Frederick
Ohio
Wyoming
Ovando
Sasia Tyler
William Tyler
Murray Tyler
Gertrude McSherry
James McSherry
Pack
William Robinson
Laura Jones
West South Street
Houss
Latoring Sons
Regular Friday night dance at Braddock Heights
Local notices advertise a Friday dance at Braddock Heights with Yara departures every half hour and a suggestion to enjoy the cool mountain breeze. Shorthand and typing classes invite new and advanced students to No 117 East Third Street and The PITMan Shorthand Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
East Third Street
Pitman
Rare book sale at Wedgewood and school reopening
Oysters at The Wedgewood and Book Bargains advertise a late Wilber H. Duvall library sale at remarkably low prices. Lee Ricu & Co cite Edith Ritchie’s School for small children reopening September 25, 1907 on 114 West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber H. Duvall
Misa Edith Ritchie
West Church Street
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