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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
3
Tas Wuextx News promises a handsome twelve page edition with news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and highlights advertising advantages. Copy for new ads is due by 5 p. m. Wednesday and changes by 12 p. m. the same day.
Purely personal items list residents and visitors, including Master Daniel Bocmidt joining Doll Brothers, Mr. Ignatian Fitusimmons going to Washington for a Pennsylvania Railroad post, and several others like Miss Mollie Donaldson, Mrs. Hattie Kable, and Miss Ethel Fout visiting or returning from trips to Atlantic City Philadelphia Washington Braddock Heights and other local places.
Clarence Z. Main shipped a bucket of bait fish to the White House this morning. Dr. Jan M. Goodman is remodeling a property on East Patrick Street. Mehrl F. Mobarly is painting the dwelling of Mr. Frank Boppley on West Abroad.
Dante! Grafton Biser a well known former resident of Ijamsville died at his home 125 East Third Street last week around 5 o clock of pneumonia aged 73 years 3 days He was born near Ijamsville and spent earlier years farming Survived by his wife before marriage Albenia 7 manatee 3 sons Clarence 8 Paice Woe Wahi and Wa T et Me Mig ang two daughters Mrs Etta M Glogd and others Funeral services held at Olivet cemetery with interment to follow in the family plot in the county this week
After recess in the court yesterday the Debolds trial resumed with Dr. D. B. Brows Jr. testifying on the fatal wound and a parade of witnesses detailing the shooting and the surrounding events. Frederick and John Debold face murder charges in the death of Edward Smith near Waynesboro.
The anonymous 19th century weather prophet Migne predicts winter severity based on wind direction. If the wind is from the north or northeast, expect harsher winter. south wind signals a mild season. southeast suggests a damp, mild winter ahead.
Fragmentary notice reads a transfer of a brick stable and carriage house on Weet South street to E Ragell Suan for a Farm consideration 616000. other names and places appear garbled but indicate a real estate action with monetary terms.
A garbled note lists names and dates unclear in the fragment. The readable items reference Mr. Lewis Moonestt and Sasry Tabovey with incomplete time marks and no verifiable events.
The article recalls the 1846 founding of Visitation Academy and its Civil War era history. It notes the original site, early buildings used as a hospital, and bloodstains on floors from wartime events. It covers the golden jubilee celebrations in September 1896 and messages of gratitude from alumnae and the community.
Frederick College reports its largest enrollment in twenty years with strong teachers and rising prospects across departments. The music program led by Prof Braodenberg gains momentum as a volunteer quartet forms. night classes and a new stage show The Dainty Duchess are planned, reflecting growing campus activity despite a separate civil case involving Attorney Hagner and F O. C. A partial docket note mentions a suit over an injury claim and a plaintiff from Long Island.
Patrick Ireland faced a 30 day jail sentence after a disorderly conduct charge filed by Officer Fiemla. Charles Jasteny received a 10 fine for reckless driving after a Saturday incident. A snow plow collision disrupted a trolley line on Carroll Street but no injuries or major damages were reported.
A jumble of local notices including job ads for a boy learner and wares at Pearre's, a YMCA appeal, coal dealers announcing a 25 cent per ton surcharge after October 1 1906, and ads for Niagara Falls excursions priced at 11 05 round trip. Also mentions a rug display and Bison brand goods.
Local notice advertises Porter's Hotbraa as the beer for luncheon and dinner lay out, with instructions to drink slowly and pair with meals. It mentions slangy brand names, malting notes, and associated foods while saluting the memory of a departed relative.
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