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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
3
Tax Weekly News Promises Large Circulation and Special Features
The Weekly News announces a handsome swelvipagh issue to be issued Thursday with extensive advertising opportunities. It claims Frederick city and county reach as the paper’s largest circulation and invites copy for new and changing advertisements by deadlines this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Wresty News
Frederick City
Shipley Will Dispute Decided in Baltimore Court
Judge Herlan ruled in Baltimore circuit court that the phrase dower and thirds in Charles Shipley's will means Mrs. Shipley holds a life estate in one third of real property and one third of personal property, upholding the trust company interpretation. Attorneys Whyte for Mrs. Shipley Este Fisher for the trustees Bayer for Shipley's children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlan
Baltimore
Charles Shipley
Shipley
William P. ‘Whyte
D. EK. Este Fisher
Trustes
Thomas “G. Bayer
Mr. Shipley
Autumn Notes and Local Happenings in Buckeystown Area
Glorious autumn days and frosty morning. three weeks to the Frederic fair. Edisean Bessie and Ruth Thomas visit Buckeystown relatives. A 21-pound carp crowns the courthouse fountain. Dr A L Pearce’s drug business moves while storeroom is remodeled. Hose Company committees draft condolence resolutions for John S Quinn Sr. Physicians praise local roads and rose smoothness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Iso
Edisean Bessie
Ruth Thomas
Buckeystown
John Foland
Courthouse Park
A. L. Pearce
H. Thomas Kline
Patrick and
Court Streets
Miller
Independent Hose Company
John S. Quinn, Sr
Jon B. Eisenhauer
D. H. Kolb
Walter Saunders
Geo. Wallace
Charles Riddlemoser
Prison sentences handed down after Brunswick court session
The Brunswick court sentenced William Mitchell to ten years in the Maryland Penitentiary for assault with intent to commit rape. Frank Hildebrand and Grayson Schilling pleaded guilty to arson and received five years. James Stump pled guilty to liquor selling and paid a $150 fine plus costs. Other defendants faced varying terms for larceny and concealed weapons. The session opened with Judge Motter presiding and additional trials continued into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yemerday
Maryland
H. Dorsey Etchison
Joseph W. Garver
James K. Stump
Brunswick
Hart
HH Deenay Etchison
William Palmer
Motter
Miller
Wm. Johnson
House of Correction
Kane
Harp
Charles Davidson
Isaiah
James BR. Quick
Jones
Jonas D. Boyer
W. Clinton Adams
Charlee W. Barrick
Jesse Stoner
Jacob A Layman
Henry Hofman, Sr
Henry F. C. Stotelemyer
Wao. H. Harman
Joseph Bopp
Agenty
Davidson
William Mullinix
Mallilinix
William Mallinix
Emvl
Coats
Earp & Kiehisen
Georgia Dimmy
E. P. Gale
Frederick Briefs: Local Residents and Visitors
Mr C A Weaver of Middletown spends the day in Frederick while Miss Carry Roode of South Market street travels to Baltimore. Miss Ruth Gornpropat and Miss Carry Hendricks spend weeks in Washington. Clarence Munshower returns from Baltimore. EF B Shepherd and Mrs Jacob Schmidt visit Chambersburg. Albert Ritchie, visiting relatives here, returns to New York City. Mr and Mrs J T Pyles and son return from Barnville Md. Dr Francis Daniel Boelksy departs Sherman Texas for his new post. J C Bond of Baltimore attends Frederick meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Weaver
Middletown
Frederick
Carry Roode
South Market Street
Baltimore
Ruth Gornpropat
Carry Hendricks
Washbington
Clarence Munshower
Sheppperd
Jacob H. Schmidt
Chambersburg
Albert Ritchie
New York City
J. T. Pyles
East Third Street
Barneeville
Francis Daniel Boelksy
Ms. Vincent’s Hospital
Sherman
Texas
J. C. Bond
Royal Arcanum
Funeral services for Edward M. Johnson and John S. Quinn
The funeral for Edward M. Johnson was held yesterday at 3 PM at the Reform Church in Jefferson with Rev. D F Dittmar officiating. pallbearers included Dr H B Gross M Shoe maker M Rics and W E Stockman Interment followed at the local graveyard. Funeral director was W H B Etchison. The funeral for John S. Quinn will be held tomorrow at 4 PM at his late residence on West South Street with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Johnson
Reformed Church
Jefferson
D.F. Dittmar
H.B. Gross
M. Shoemaker
M. Rics
W.E Stockman
W HB. Etchison
John S. Quinn
West South Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
William Tracey Arrested on Bench Warrant in Frederick
Charles M. Hanver deputy sheriff seized William Tracey in Smithsburg and brought him to Frederick jail on a bench warrant. Tracey, formerly employed in Smithsburg, faces charges of shooting into a church door at Foxville and has been indicted for malicious destruction of property. The piece notes merchants using advertising space to outpace rivals with strong copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles M. Hanver
William Tracey
Smithsburg
Tracy
Foxville
Weather Forecast Predicts October Storms Across Regions
A long weather forecast outlines a shifting October pattern with warmer temperatures and falling barometer in western sections by the 24th 25th. Storm periods follow across the country with rain sleet and thunder. northward gales and snow possible, leading to unsettled conditions into early November. The piece also notes a theatre presentation of Cousin Kate at the City Opera House featuring Alberta Gallatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
City Opera House
Alberta Gallatin
Hedson Theatre
New York
London
Narrow escape for Louise Cramer before Williamson's drug store
Louise Cramer nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Cramer of West Patrick street, narrowly avoided injury when a horse and buggy from Creagerstown struck the horse’s breast and knocked her under the vehicle. The buggy passed over without harm and she suffered no injuries beyond fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cramer
Charles F. Cramer
West Patrick Street
Williamson
Creagerstown
Frederick Junior Football Reorganizes For Season
Les Ordeman named captain and William Storm listed as masseur as the Frederick Junior team reorganizes for the coming season. They will pick players including G. Heck P. Brows K. Ordeman H. Schimmel 8. Brown W. Storm F Btn ley R. Shipley and others. average weight around 20 pounds. Challenges should be sent to William Storm 218 South Markes streek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Les Ordeman
Wiliam Storm
G. Heck P. Brows
K. Ordeman
H. Schimmel
8. Brown
W.storm
F Btnley
R. Shipley
O. Robinson
Gannon
F. Shipley
P. Kusemans
T. Logge
Epright
R. Wolfe
O. Grove
Stockman
William Storm
South
Markes Streek
Admiral Schiey Ill Causes Scottish Rite Meeting Absence
Admiral Schiey III sovereign grand commander of the Scottish Rite Ma son appears ill and will miss the Bushville communication. Two hundred members will witness 50 candidates conferred. In other news, Bradley W. Fout was found unconscious in a barn on Cyrus Fors Farm after a vertigo attack. Dr Getzendanner reported improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiey iii
J. D. Richardson
Nashville
Tenn
The
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite Maconi
W. 5S. Schiey
Sud
Bushville
Bara
Bradley W. Fout
Hia Gon
Wain
B. Fout
Cyras Fors
Yeater
GH. F. Getzendan
Coryell Construction Starts Markes Street Cement Grouting
Coryell Construction Company workmen began cement grouting on Markes Street at Church Street. Project manager Mr. Coryell expects completion in three weeks to a month, with progress reported satisfactory this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryell Construction Company
Markes Street
Church Street
Coryell
Profitable Orchard Lease Case Highlighted
George T. Gambrill of Baltimore sold his Hagerstown area farm and kept a right to lease the large orchard at 1000 dollars annually for 19 years. This year’s apple and pear crop is expected to yield about 2500 dollars, affecting his income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Gambrill
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Gambrill
Local Market Quotes From The Local Mart
Market notes show G Waring Tyson posting quotas for today. Corn at 9.30 per barrel with 67 cents per bushel, Wheat No 2 red at 70 cents per bushel, but rejected 5.50 per bushel, oats at 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Purchasers to Take Possession of Electric Railway Monday
A Baltimore and Philadelphia group purchased the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway and will take possession on Monday October 2. A member party led by J Roger McShberry toured the line today visiting various points and inspecting improvements already under way including track and wire work. Additional cars will run to the fair grounds with a lengthened siding at East Patrick street to handle crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. J. Metzel
Baltimore
W. P. Snyder
Philadelphia
East
Patrick Street
Cara
New Fall Stock Debuts at Stacey Kenner Co
Frederick shop launches fall selections with silks dress goods and worsted crepes in navy royal green and tobacco brown. Advertises low prices on silks portieres Dresden silks and ready-made items plus gas ranges and household ware. Includes colonist rail fare notices and local business services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Dresden
Bank Officers and Directors List From Historical Ledger
The document shows names and titles in a bank: J D Barber president W M Bake vice president R D Baker cashier and treasurer Samuel G Duvall as another officer. Directors include Jas McBernary Keravven Wie Batre Baker Morrex Baxarrr Ramanuns and others with capital 100000 surplus 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeper Jas
McBernary
D.B. Keravven
Geo. Wie
Batre
D. Baker
Icvostxo
C. Morrex
D.H. Baxarrr
Joan
Ramanuns
Taos
H. Hacrer
We. G. Baxrk
C. M. Tromwast
Demographic and crime items from Worcester County notices
The report lists local incidents: Ridge Brown Bond fire near Jersups. Senator John P. Moore renomination by Worcester County Democrats. El F. Bassard, Civil War veteran, overdosed on laudanum in Hagerstown but survived after emetic. William Cooper stabbed fatally in Baltimore. John C. Johnson detained for coroner's inquest. Tribbits family typhoid in Henderson, Caroline County with parents dead and children ill. Elizabeth Looks and Bertha Richardson, young colored girls, arrested for burglary at 018 Cathedral Street, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely Brown Bond
Jersups
Worcester County
John P. Moore
Les Carey
House of Delegates
el F. Bassard
Hagerstown
Will Suvrire
William Cooper
Bertha Richardson
Central
Thomas Hughes
Cathedral Street
Deaths and illness chart local obituary notices
The notice lists David Witmore’s death from stomach cancer at age 67 near Pleasant Walk and details his survivors and funeral at the U B church in Wolfsville. It records a three day old Feagaville infant dead by marasmus with funeral at 2 80 oclock, Rev S A Hedges presiding. Others note Mrs Thomas Dixon Lucy A Dixon’s death, and various local illnesses and hospitalizations with brief updates on residents and their conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Witmore
Pleasant Walk
Isois
Mexico
Tires Sisters
U. B
Wolfsville
Sollenberger
Closing Dance Ends Braddock Heights Social Season
The senior weekly dances at Braddock Heights will close this evening signaling the end of the social season. Local attendees and organizers look back on a successful run of events this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
A. & Ms. Railway
Exaddock Heights
Square Corner
Fredonia Events Highlight Fall Socials and Notices
Local items announce a fall millinery display starting September 20, 1905 by Mas E Paysz at 123 N Markee St and a closing dance at Exaddock Heights tonight. Fredonia Council invites members to attend a funeral service for Brother John Quine Sr. and business notices include a flour endorsement and drugstore removal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidie’s
Bira
E. Payne Braddock Heights
Fredonia Council
Davis
Goun
Hall & Rateh Shoes
Biglis Oy
Fidorgan Cecil
Mas E. Paysz
N. Markee St
John 8
Quine
Joux F. Davis
G. Wall
Bennati
R. 8
In the Law's Grip Committed in Jail
John Thomas was arrested yesterday by Officer Jones on disorderly conduct allegations. Judge Francis Smith fined him $20 and he served 30 days in jail after an appeal denial. Michael Ryan was committed to jail for one day at his own request as a vagrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Offcer Jones
J. Francis Smith
Miohael Ryan
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