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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1906

Page

3

Notable deaths across nations include arts and science figures

The fragment recalls several notable deaths: Charles of Cerminys at Ban Yuste monastery in Spain. Louis Poruparie, brother of an emperor. a King of Spain linked to Louis Napoleon and Ajaccio. Walter cout, Scottish romance writer. We Willum Warren, American actor born in Philadelphia and died in Boston. Simon Sterne, railroad and constitutional law authority, died in New York City.

Bian Bobon Charles Cerminys Ban Yuste Spain Louis Poruparie Louis Napoleon Ajaccio Cor- Blea Walter Cout Willum Warren Boston Bern Philadelphia MM —Simon Sterne New York City

Local residents return after visits to Baltimore and beyond

A long list of Frederick area residents and visitors records trips to Baltimore Jamestown Gettysburg Atlantic City and Roanoke with several returning home. Individuals named include J N Zhumerman Charles Onshour Wm Balnog F W Brealey Rose Stern Goran Rosenau D V Stauffer Lillie M Birely May Hensel Busle Markey and others. Hospitalizations and job moves noted while several travelers plan future visits or have just returned from trips and visits across Maryland New York and nearby areas.

J. N. Zhumerman Baltimore Charles F. Onshour East Third Newton Darrow Hyattatown Frederick Rose Stern Goran Rosenaut D. V. Stauffer Miee Biauffer Hotel DeVille Atlantic City Johnson Darrow New York Ship City Mise Nettle Cody Washington Mis Fannie Young Mt. Airy Misa Belle Nosbaum George A. Zeigler Hinton W. Va East Nd Trees Mia Adda Green and Bamnel Nas- Daane Mer Gleam Lightner Balla Bessie Evelyn Warfeld Sufi Kach Grand Union Tea York

Frederick County Delegates Hear Platform At Democratic Convention

The Sixth District Democratic Convention at Bagerstown chose Garvey R. Boeppard as congressional nominee. A Frederick County committee proposed the candidate to the convention while issues praised economy, tariff reform, and anti trust measures. The platform denounces taxes beyond necessities, calls for campaign finance reform, and supports eight hour workday and state sovereignty. The Bryan reference drew approval. Governor Warfield received no mention.

Garvey Aredentale Jacob M. Newman W. J Paillp D. Laird Annie Frederick County Bryan Butler Intercote Anoh Corporationa Union William J. Bryan Warfield Committee On

Resignation and mission work for a Maryland parish rector

Rev Edward T Helfenstein formery of Frederick resigns as rector of St Johns Protestant parish Ellicotts City Md to become general missionary for the Maryland dome He will reside at Catonsville Preparatory services at Lutheran church at 780 oclock this evening followed by a church council meeting.

Edward T. Helfenstein Frederick

Reverend Dashiell at Howpkal Ol

Rev Dashiell at Howpkal Ol is thought to be tapped as Seon falls, with speculation surrounding his role in the incident. Authorities noted him at the evacuation site and began interview efforts.

Dashiell Howpkalol Ope

Town wrecked after explosion. fifteen killed in Tennessee

A devastating blast in JaL1100 Tennessee wrecked shops and warehouses along the railroad. Fifteen people were killed and many wounded as the explosion tore through the Souleville and Maskville yards. The Carmar building’s third story was blown off and nearby stores were severely damaged.

Boscial Tam News Tenn Fittess Gee. Eees Souleville & Maskville Tous Carmarthan Tae

Oustese Declares No Action on Sage Will Dispute

New York Sept 21. Senator Brack announced there will be no contest of Resell Gage’s will. He intimates that a suitable settlement has been made but refuses to give details.

Mawes New York Gage

Battleships and Cruisers Arrive at Havana Harbor

Havana dispatch reports the battleship Louisiana and Virginia and the cruisers Teoma and Cleveland arriving at Havana. The date is given as Sept 31, with the ships described as having reached the port.

Gossias Havana Louisiana Virginia Teoma Cleveland

Mie b M. Rice obituarys and funerals in Maryland

After weeks of illness Miss nacate M. Rios aged 56 near Hood's Mill died as a private death. The funeral proceeded from her brother J. Monroe Rive's home to New Market where services were held. Interment followed in New Market cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank A. Hammond and others. Elton Jane Reiley died at nephew's home aged 4 amid family Methodist ties. Funeral at home and burial at Terrel's Creek cemetery. Mrs Ann Mcroskey, widow of George W. Mcroskey, died in Altoona from apoplexy. Survived by three sons, two daughters, two sisters. Burial at Woodsboro Mt. cemetery after service at Lutheran church.

Mieb NM M. Rice Nacate M. Rios James M.bioce Hood's Mill Bae Reoraleg Bepteci Surtoar Hartho Low J. Monroe Rive New Market Are E. Charob South Be H. Dunlawey Dom Gtrestt Simpaoe Ioomics Maggie Rice New Market Cemetery Frank A. Hammond T. A. Btevens Frank Downey W. T. Wag H H. Boyer Frank Jones Bussclowe Mike B. J. Reily Mise Elton Jane Reiley J. McK. Rally Ocedar Grove Rally James and Ballie Bally Wm. G. Byler Jacob M. Smith W.A Barton John D. Saith Charles W. Kregle B. M'Croskey Ann Bebscos MoOroskey George W. McOroskey Woodebaro Altoona Tramerike Charler Baltimore Luther Parke Mra Eugene Aldaegh Frederick Ada Smith Near Frederick Lydia Snyder Witook Orghs Snyder

Baltimore church wedding ties Ida Barnard to Charles Burns

Ida Barnard Eader of 415 Robert Street Baltimore and Charles Edward Burns of High Point North Carolina wed Wednesday at Christ Reformed Church Baltimore. Rev. G B Pootter officiated. The bride wore gray broadcloth and carried Bride roses. Helen Manis served as maid of honor and Roy Barns was best man. Ushers included several named groomsmen.

Burns—Eadbe Mies Ida Barnard Eader Robert Street Baltimore Charles Edward Burns High Point Christ Reformed Church Draidall North Avenues G. B. Pootter Charles M. Bader

Thomas Receives Ten Year Sentence in Local Assault Trial

Thomas was found guilty by a jury after about twenty minutes. He received a ten year term at the Maryland Penitentiary for carrying concealed weapons. The trial also involved Theodore Lowe indicted for adultery with a plea of nol pros. Court adjourned for the weekend and is to resume Monday at 10 o'clock.

Charlee Thomas Colere Maryland Harp Etohteon Smutte Fred Correo Low Lewis Theodore Lowe Travereer B.L. Coblents Etchelberger

Postoffice Tests Back Stamp to Save Time and Expense

The Postoffice Department tests a back stamp showing letter arrival times to cut delivery delay. In Chicago the six month trial saved about thirty clerks and reduced delivery time from twenty minutes to two hours. If successful in large cities, back stamps may be eliminated, though officials acknowledge its value in timing.

Postel Postoffice Department Chicago Oblago Hitchcock

Mrs. M. C. Gatzbaugh Injured in Baltimore Car Accident

Mrs. M. C. Gatzbaugh of this city suffered serious injuries in Baltimore Tuesday evening while alighting a trolley near Welbrook. Struck by an oncoming car she sustained broken ribs a broken leg and facial lacerations. Her husband rushed to her side and she was reported improving at last contact.

M. C. Gatzbaugh Baltimore Welbrook Walbrook Comiog Mr. Getabaugh

Daughters of Liberty Attend Mountain City Council Meeting

Daughters of Liberty No 13 held a well attended meeting in Mountain City Council where several candidates were initiated. Mrs Ballie A Ormer spoke as national secretary at the national council meeting and the council discussed ongoing sack work and deep member interest.

Daughters of Liberty Mountain City Council Dea Ballie A. Ormmer Ehi Mat Lng National Council Mae

The Bochil Reception Honors Mr George Echell and Bride

A large crowd gathered at 8470 B reception last night to honor George Edward Echell and his bride who recently returned from their wedding tour. Refreshments were served with coffee and tea poured by Mrs BH O Parry. The bride received numerous useful presents as guests offered warm congratulations.

Geo. Bohel George Edward Echell BH. O. Parry

Free Lecture for Ladies by Dr Hares of Baltimore

Dr W Hares of Baltimore announces a free illustrated lecture for ladies on health of nervous and chronic women issues, to be held Friday night at 7 p m. The notice invites women and also mentions jobs and apprenticeships advertised by local merchants, plus various ads on coffee, carpets, and night school offerings.

W. ©. Hares Baltimore

Notable Local Deaths and Meeting Notes From Anne Arundel

Notable local deaths include Samuel Deats near Jarrettsville from heart failure and Mrs. Frederick Blirr at her son Frederick Sttre's Howard County home. James and Wallie Loveless of Chesapeake City were found dead from a cank at phett Point. Captain Benjamin W. Sherman and Union News Doss ny’s William J. Bruohl, a railroad figure, died suddenly at Phett Point Ma. Bids were received for a Pontoon bridge over the Patuxent River at a joint Anne Arundel and Prince George’s meeting. The Hagerstown Fair Association held a large annual banquet with 500 attendees in the main exhibition hall, honoring advisory boards, stockholders, railroad officials, and others.

Westerday Samuel Deats Jarretteville Frederickn Blirn Frederick Sttre Howard County Jamen Wallie Loveless Chesapeake City Benjamin W. Sherman William J. Bruohl Union News Doss Ny Nowspaper Railroad Oles Phett Point Patuzent River Anne Atotdel Prince Georges

Community Notes From Lawndale and Surroundings

Local column reports Mrs Framilion Helsnett of Frederick and Mr W Warner visiting. Mrs T F Miller and Mrs William spend Wednesday in Creagerstown. Mr David Fitex family visiting Mr Mas. plans to restructure a piano business building converting lower floor to store room and upper into apartments. Mr Sigler moved to Harrisburg years ago as a young man and there is office activity noted.

Mas Clarence Mr. Sigler Harrisburg

D JAB. A LONG Duffy’s Apple Juice Offer Ends Liquor Sale

An advertisement by MORGAN CEO of 6 West Patrick Street Frederick announces a promotion for D JAB. A LONG Duffy’s Apple Juice as a healthful beverage and states an intention to discontinue liquor sales by offering the remaining whiskey and other intoxicants at cost. A first-class grocery will be opened in the future at the same location.

Fatere Morgan West Patrick Frederick

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