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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
5
Personal notes on visitors and callers in the city
Local column lists Joseph W L Carty A M Landauer and others visiting in Baltimore Philadelphia Reading and Washington. Names include Miss Elia Zigler Mrs M H Dartzbaugh Wm Tatker Bukely Harry Manday and families visiting and returning home. Attendees visit Liegenore Hale Inn and Washington connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W.L. Carty
Chicago
A. M. Landauer
East Church
Baltimore
Missside Thompson
Brunswick
Miscamie Zellers
South Market
Kline and
Wm. Kline
H. W
H. J. Fra
Newton
Miss
E. G. Shepherd
West Third Street
Washington
Henry Debring
Chas. Beuer
Louieville
Wm. Tatker Bukely
Fawklesburg
Baltimore County
Beeo
Harry E. Manday
Edward Maud
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lsfayette E. Leamis
Clifford H. Hastings
Washam
Walter Wilmot
New York
Liegenore Hale Inn
C. A. Watkins
Internationsl Harvester Co. of America
Thie City
Watkins
Esitimore
Brief Bits of Esocal and General Interest
Mrs David Steiner of East Sixth Street hosts a bash featuring many blossoms. A new porch has been erected in front of residents on West Patrick Street near Sir J B Phreeger. Dr E L Becklay of Middletown holds a piece of the coffin and part of Guiteau the Garfield assassin’s black cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Steiner
East Sixth Streat
J.B. Phreeger
West Patrick Street
E. L Becklay
Middletown
Guiteau
Garfield
Fire destroys bank barn and crops on Hopeland farm
A large bank barn on Mrs. Maggie Fuck’s Hopeland farm was burned on Thursday night, wiping out wheat and hay crops and destroying farming implements belonging to tenant Jacob Thomas. An unoccupied dwelling near Libertytown, owned by Mr. K Jamizon, Walkersville, was also destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The Democratic county central committee met at 11 o clock and chose Conrad Ralend as House of Delegates candidate to fill Samuel D Thomas’s vacancy. The Sick Alderman Joseph Douglass was taken to Frederick County Hospital for treatment. Miss Mary B Roeskey, sick at West South Street, is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Fuck
Hopeland
Jacob Thomas
Libertytown
K. Jamizon
Walkersville
Democratic County Central Committee
Conrad Ralend
House of Delegates
Samuel D. Thomas
Joseph Douglass
Frederick Cty Hospital
Mary B. Roeskey
West South Street
Boy Dies After Bicycle Tragedy Near B&O Depot
Master Harry Oberlander, 16, son of Mrs. William Oberlander of West Third Street, died after a bicycle accident beside a moving B&O train at the depot. The youth rode along Clarke Place to Ostroll Street then east toward East All Saints Street where the platform drop and stone steps contributed to a fall. Dragged about twenty feet by the train, he was treated at Emergency Hospital but died from brain hemorrhages. He had worked at O. Bennet dry goods and led Starr Bros Juvenile Minstrels. Funeral Monday at 2 o'clock with services at home, Mt Oliver Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oprlander
Wiliam H. Operlander
West Third Street
Geaih
Clarke Place
Ostroll Street
Astroll Street
All Sainte’ Atroat
Ts 2
Edward Michial
Charlne Stull
Irs J. McCur
Evangelical Reformed Church
Starr Bros
Wilhem
Frederick Oberlander
Bie
Mr. O
Bennet
Somes
Tims Kod
Mondey
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Work of Death in Middletown Valley Widow Dies
Mrs Charlotte Stull widow of David Stull longtime Middletown Valley resident died September 20 at the home of her daughter Mrs Hester Lighter Boonsboro in her 90th year Survived by daughters Mrs Inghter Philip Stein Akron Ohio and Mrs Wm Kiford Pennsylvania two brothers Mastt Miller Greencastle Pa and Adam Miller Boonsboro Funeral services held in Middletown Reformed Church with interment in Reformed cemetery Pallbearers named John Kauffman William Kaufman Samuel Bots Henry Ford William Kline Charles House DIED Edwin Nindel son of the late Frederick Nindel died Monday at Harry Nogle’s barn Four Points Emmitsburg district aged 47 years 3 months Found by Mr Nogle after convulsions Dr J W Hichelbarger attended services held at Nogle home interment Lutheran cemetery Emmitsburg MRS NATHANIEL WACHTER Mary C Wachter died at Hangenville typhoid fever age 53 years 9 months 27 days Survived by husband and two sons Howard and Cornelius Wachter Also mother of Mrs E B Barrick who died August 29 last Funeral tomorrow at 10 o’clock Services at house and interment Mt Olivet cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Stull
David Stull
Middletown Valley
Hester Lighter
Boonaboro
Inghter
Philip Stein
Akron
Ohio
Wm. Kiford
Pennsylvania
Mastt. Miller
Greencastle
Adam Miller
Boonsboro
Reformed Church of
Middletown
Reformed
John Kauffman
Wm. Kaufman
Samuel Bots
Henry Ford
Wm. Kline
Charles House
Edwin Nindel
Frederick Nindel
Harry Nogie
Four Points
Emmitsborg
Mr. Nogle
Mr. Nindel
Negis
Emmitsburg
Charles Reinewald
Nathaniel Wachter
Mary C
Mt. Olivat Cemetery
Worker injured by falling car handle at B and O yard
Wm. Boku, an employee at Ricki's Mills, was struck on the right leg when a large handle fell from a car yesterday at 1 o'clock. Doctors Johnson and Smith diagnosed fractured bones above the ankle joint. He was sent home near Arsby and is recovering as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Boku
Ricki's Mills
Seining in Carrell Creek Reported by Game Warden
Deputy Game Warder John Rickerds told THE News that men are illegally seine fishing in Carrell Creek after midnight. He plans to seek full penalties if the violators are caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell Creek
John Rickerds
Snake Despatched by Local Boy in South Market Yard
Master Clifford Dall of South Market Street found a two foot snake in the garden yesterday. He retrieved a ratchet from the house and dispatched the creature, declaring he “ente ’em alive.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dall
South Market Street
Hia Hema
Clifford
Market Prices At The Kocai Mart Reported
Market rates from G Waring Tyson include corn at 2.80 per barrel and 57 cents per bushel for shelled corn. Wheat No 3 red quoted at 0.659 per bushel with variations noted as steamer damaged or rejected. Oats listed at 0.40 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kocai Mart
G. Waring
Tyson
Prohibition convention nominates county ticket in humble tone
The Prohibition party held a morning convention in the Osursa rooms at 11:20 led by county chairman Jacob L Engelbrecht to nominate a ticket for the November 7 election. The lineup included Wm Ernest Kindley for County Treasurer and John H Zimmermann and others for County Commissioners and House of Delegates. The platform echoed independence from the major parties and the aim to govern “by the people.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osursa
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Luther Nichole
Gomtuog
Republican Party
Prohibition Party
Iulec
Thei
Psopls
Peopis
Coanty
Esymond Rankles
Woodville
Ernest Kindley
Buckeystown
John H.zmmerman
Ballenger
John D. Etzter
Libertytown
Marion
Michasi
House of Delegates
Jonathan J Bielfeld
Frederick
John D. Nicodemus
Walkeradkie
Clarence I. Lindaay
Singapore
M. Molesworth
Babak L. Tyler
Tuscarora
George D. Norris
Jacob L. Englebrecht
F. B. Sappington
J. N. Zimmerman
Jacob L Engelbrecht
Daniel J. Young
Weddings Herald Quiet Baltimore Area Marriages
Rose B Lindsay daughter of Ham ilton Lindsay and Lewia C Clogg of Baker Clogg Lumber were wed September 19 in Brooklyn at the Episcopal church of the Messiah. Charles M Foolson wed Mary B Whitmore of Rocky Ridge at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in this city. Charles Hoffman wed Nettle Betz at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage this morning. Residents will live in Walbrook Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clogg—Lindsay
Rose B
Hamilton Lindsay
West North Avenue
Baltimore
Lewia C. Clogg
Baker & Clogg
Lumber Desiers
Episcopal Church of the Messiah
Brooklyn
N. Y
H.R. Brooks
Law's grip on youths ends with reprimand
Two boys were arrested by Officer Dieter for throwing stones and, after appearing before Justice Smith, received a severe reprimand and were dismissed. James Murray, labeled a tramp, was arrested by Officer King for drunken and disorderly conduct on East Patrick Street and fined $250 by Justice Francia Smith, with a five day jail raid pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieter
Justice Smith
Tramp
James Murray
King
East Patrick Street
Justha J. Francia Smith
Faxalty Reunion Sparks Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Harriet W Storm hosted a reunion on South Market Street with a surmptoooy supper. Family and friends attended including Miss Kate S Hunt Miss Mary Warden Sperry Mrs Dannis M Dauntils Sr Mr Dennis M Daniels Jr Sr and Mrs Edward H Whittlers and daughter Harry Daniels War die Moler and Masters Frank and Charles Storm plus others. The Brengls bond case concluded with final arguments from Wm P Meulaby for the defense and Hammond Urner for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet W. Storm
South Market Street
Mies Kate S. Hunt
Rippley, Mies
Mary Warden Sperry
Philadelphia
Harry B. Munday
Edna and Maud
Shepherd Storn
W. Va
Dannis M. Dauntils
Dennis M. Daniels, Jr
Edward H. Whittlers
Harry Daniels
Wardie Moler
Frank and
Charless
Harry Storm
Brengls
Wm. P. Meulaby
Hammond Urner
Religious Services and Meetings Announced Citywide
Local churches announce sermons, Sunday schools, and special events for tomorrow. Addresses include All Saints Episcopal Trinity Chapel St Johns German Reformed and Mt. Zion churches with pastors and guest preachers from Baltimore and Westminster.
Local Bank Directors and Officers Listed
The document lists D. Baker as President and WM G Baker as Vice President with B D Baker as another Vice President and WM G Zimmerman as Assistant Cashier. Capital stock is $100,000 with surplus of $2541,000 and directors include multiple names such as Jor p as M cSunusr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Baker
B.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Alberta Gallatin to Appear at City Opera House Next Thursday
Alberta Gallatin, famed on the American stage, brings Cousin Hate to the City Opera House next Thursday night. The actress is lauded for beauty and charm, noted for choosing strong plays, with Cousin Hate praised in New York and London productions. Edward S. Honck buys Hello Inn cottage at Braddock Heights from George W. Smith. John F. Adelsperger named rural letter carrier. Blugh H. Adelsperger to fill Route 13 vacancy at Emmittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Gallatin
Alberts Gallatin
City Opernn Hamas
Bss
Miss Gall
Edward 8. Honck
George Wm. Smith
Braddock Heights
0. F. Goodell
KR. B.D
John F. Adelsperger
Blugh H. Adelsperger
Emmitebourg
Saturday Special Grocery Ads Include Mason Jars and Flour
Local listing for Shipley and Bopats features Mason jars priced at 92 dollars per dozen, 2 quart jars at 650, large jelly greeses 259 per dozen, plus Mennen's Talcum Powder 12 cents a box and assorted soaps and brushes. Bakers' Favorite Flour touted as best seller. ad urges asking grocer for it. Miss Ritchie resumes dancing classes Friday October 6 at 8 o'clock with receptions, and a Saturday jam at Jamiox Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Bopats
Miss Ritchie
Store Glows with New Fall Merchandise
NEIDIG & MILLER announces fall merchandise with Men’s solid blue shirts and Eclipse air dea items in stock. John Sendrickbor notes pricing at 1.00 while selections include Kidig & Miller lines. The store emphasizes refreshed displays and seasonal goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sendrickbor
P.S
Dea
Kidig & Miller
Local Advertisements and Notices collage with discounts and events
The page lists sewing machine bargains from Singer stores with dealer notes at Patrick Street Frederick MD, and mentions Kennedy's Gem Dining Parlors serving fried oysters. It also records a H. P. lodge transportation notice for Hagerstown on Friday September 29 and various sale, travel, and gas range promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Singer Company
Singer Machines
Eesat Patrick
E Kennedy
Gem
Frederick health and dental ads and market notices 1905
A mixed page fragment lists medical practice ads for ENT specialists in Frederick Maryland with notes on consultations and painless tooth extraction using nitrous oxide and Somnoform. It also includes a furniture and grocery ad with specials, a listing for Cecil & Gorman acquiring Osoil & Gorman business and monthly sale items, and various kitchen and household goods offerings.
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