Purely Personal Notes From Washington Visitors
Mrs F T Davie of Washington guests relatives in the city. John Storr near Hanson owns a fine delving mare. Abe Landauer returns from Baltimore. Mrs Wm McQuomas and Miss Battie Stauffer visited Baltimore Saturday. Maurice Albright of East Church street returns from Baltimore. Otia Kepler and Daphne Kepler visit Mt Airy friends. Mrs Lowell Slinglaff and Mrs D Obsties Winebrewer host Misses Jones of Mt Airy. John F Yinger and family return from Baltimore. Helen Abell Baughman and guests Warfield visit Mt Airy. H M Claggett and son return home after visiting Mrs Thomas Schreyer. Ezra D Hoffman returns from Washington, D C. Frederick C Cramer leaves for University of Maryland law school in Baltimore. Mamie Virts returns home after visiting near Kemptown. A W Hendrix of Baltimore, NC Railways treasurer, and Mrs Hendrix visit Dr J O Hendrix. Mrs G S Howard and sons Lothrop and Francis Dorsey Howard return home after Mt Airy visit. Miss Mary Alice Haydon has passed an exam for Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Davie
Washington
John Storr
Hanson
Vifle
Abe Landauer
Mt. Airy
Wm. G. MoQomas
Misa Battie Stauffer
Baltimore
Maurice Albmugh
East Church Street
Otia Kepler
Misa Daphne Kepler
Lowell Slinglaff
D. Obsties
Jones
John F. Yinger
North Market Street
Helen Abell Baughman
Miss Warfield
Warfield
Mt. Ai
H. M. Claggett and Son
University of Maryland Law School
Mamie Virts
Gartrude Burdette
Kemptown
Montgomery County
A. W. Hendrix
Northern Central Railway Company
Hendrix
J. O. Hendrix
South Market Street
Howard
Masters Lotherop
Francis Dorsey Howard
Byron
Dorsey
Mary Alice Haydon
Ebhe
Peabody Conservatory of Music
In the Law's Grip and Local News From Potomac Hose
Arrests and fines mark a night in Bentz stress case and a daylight charge of beating a wife near Lewis pond. Justice Eckstein, after testimony, fines of five dollars without prison. Visiting fireman Charles Dudley meets local fire companies and pays courtesy call. Mountain City Mill quotes corn and oats while a Ladies Aid reception for G A R veterans is slated at the W T U rooms tomorrow at 7 20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstell
Mike” Cramer
Elipp
Bentz
Justice Eckstein
Oscar Jackson
Drover
Lewis’ Pond
Jastice Eckstsio
Ladies Aid Society, Sons of Veteran
Lone of Veterans
Sunday Excursion Brings 26 From Baltimore and Washington
A Sunday excursion from Baltimore and Washington on the B and C Railroad brought 26 people to this city yesterday. The trip drew local interest as participants toured notable sites and returned with positive impressions of the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Religious World Sunday Schools and Sochaties Notes
An itemized church notices column summarizes services from Presbyterian Rev T Freeman Dixon and Rev Fre Mc Sweeney, St John’s Ostholic church, Evangelical Reformed, Trinity M E, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran and Methodist churches, detailing morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, upcoming events and rallies, with notes on attendance, sermons, and forthcoming quarter meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
St. John’s
Enochbach
John IV
Trinity M. E. Church
South
B. W. Switzer
Epworth League
O. W. Stinaspring
United Brethrenchurch
Joseph and
Wicodemua
Christ
Sandsy
O. L Shearns
P. F
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William H. Hetrisk
Gettysburg
Satriedang
Methodist Hp
Olasa
R Rush Lewis
Bev
L .T. Widerman
L. T. Widerman
D.D
Mr. Widerman
Ladies’ Aid Society
City Ministerial Association
E.R. Eschbach
Luther Kuhlman
D. D
E. L. McLean
C. W. Stinsspring
Ol. Miller
Grace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
Les
Joseph D. Baker
Samuel
Sanl
David
Sanday
Igddpal Church
Man Arrested After Identifications In Virginia Murder Probe
Francois E Brown arrived on an excursion train from Baltimore Washington and was identified by several people as a former Frederick resident in a murder case. Officer Crouse released him after the identification, then a telegraph description named Vincent Dorsey as the suspect. Brown was later rechecked but cleared.
Court roundup larceny cases heard in circuit court
Chief Judge James McSherry presided as the circuit court opened proceedings. Frank Ramsburg was found not guilty of stealing two bicycles valued at 35 dollars. Thomas Cromwell and Marshall Penn were tried. Cromwell jailed 90 days, Penn received suspended sentence. Archie Dixon’s larceny of a horse from his grandfather remained in progress at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Frank Ramusburg
Harry R. Flantz
Ramsburg
Beedle Long
Baltimore
Mie Long
McSherry
Rameburg
Thomas Cromwell
Marshall Peon
Raymond Orme
Charles J. Green
Penn
Cromwell
Archie Dixon
John W.dixon
Death notices and funeral rites from Woodville and nearby towns
Miss Mollie G Rankles of Woodville district died at Maryland Homeopathic Hospital Baltimore at 24 after brief illness. Funeral Sept 26 at Prospect Church with pallbearers and nurse colleagues assisting. Rev Marriott officiated. Mrs Thomas Winebranner of Woodsboro died Sept 25 at 49 after paralysis. Surviving nine children. funeral at Lutheran church. Cleveland Brandenburg of Kemp Town died Sept 21 at 20. Funeral Sept 22 at Providence Church with services by Rev J A Wright. Susan Harbaugh of Sabillasville died Sept 23 at 45 after consumption. funeral Sept 26 in Ronzerville Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Ronkles
Mollie G. Rankles
Basil Rankles
Woodville
Maryland Howopathic Hospital
Baltimore
Prospect Church
Slater
Rev. Marriott
Mt. Aly
P. ¥. Scheel
Wm. Boheel
Archie Molesworth
L. M. Kriman
B.t.thompson
Wm. Pardum
L. T. Lawis
Thomas Winebrenner
Thomas Winebranner
Woodsboro
Bessie Stultz
George
Thomas
Moses
Sussa
Robert
William
Graham
Charley
Oscar
Lutheran Church
W.E. Wheeler
Messie J. M
Michael Holbruner
JT. W. Trout
Peter Fogie
Samuel Barrick
D. A. Sharatta
Cleveland L Brandenburg
Cleveland L. Brandenburg
Garrison Brandenburg
Kemptown
Providence Church
J. A. Wright
Howard Watkins
Allie Engle
Wi. Baxton
Arthur Burke
Emory Pordum
E. P. Dapuy
L. T. Lewis
Susan Harbaugh
Biss
Sabilaaville
Ohia County
Elias Harbaugh
Sabillasville
Grant
Tracey Delaster
Foxrville
Funeral Notices and Obituary Highlights From Local Ledger
The funeral of Mrs. James Gittinger occurred Saturday at 3 PM at the family home East Patrick at rest with Rev. Dr Eschbach and Rev. Dr Inglis officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery in the family lot after a mausoleum visitation. A. T. Rice & Sons served as funeral directors. Other services noted include the funeral of Miss Obsrlette Baer from the Home for the Aged with interment at Mt Olivet and the funerals of John Pister and Eugene Bentley with interments at Gresmount cemetery. Officials and pallbearers listed for each service. Gubernatorial candidates from major parties invited to Libertytown tournament on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gittinger
East Patrick
Hov
E. B. Eschbach
Osborne Ingie
Mise Lucy Eteenhauer
Smith Iseg
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Daniel T. Oodeman
A. O. McCsidell
John Simmons
Alien G. Quynn
L. Edward Birely
Jos. W. L. Usby
George M. Gittinger
Minnesota
Dr. Eschbach
A. Tf. Rice & Sons
Obsrlette Baer
T. Freeman Dixon
Osborne Inglis
Messrs
Messrs. L. 5. Olingso, Allen Quynn, G. W. Tyson, W. A. Simmons, John M. Haller
Henry B. Tyson
Mt. Olivet
CO. C. Carty
John Pister
Brewers’ Alley
J. W. Townes
Eugens Black
Arnold Steen
Edward Carpenter
Henry Jones
Gres Amoant
A. T. Rice & Sons
Eugene Bentley
Pisca
Hin
All Saints’ Street
T. C. Carrell
Samus Dimmy
William Wanzell
Howard Brown
Obsties Brown
Grespmount Cemetery
A. T. Rica & Sons
Democrats Rally Notifies Candidates at Maryland Meeting
About 8,000 attendees at a Democratic notification gathering in Maryland heard speeches from Governor hopefuls and leading party figures. Edwin Warfield pledged to govern without favoritism, uphold state laws, and appoint only capable, honest officials. General L. Victor Baughman urged Republican rivals to unite and urged Frederick County women to push veteran registration. Frederick notables included Reich, Johnson, and Baughman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME. Airy
Edwin Warfield
Joshua W. Miler
Gordon Atkinson
Buchanan Schley
W. S. Bryan
W. F. Porter
Maryland
Baughman
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Montgomery
Frederick County
Veterana
Guy Motter
J.E .R. Wood
Joseph Douglass
Bank Ledger Notes and Turnpike Inspection Report
The Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike Company board, led by secretary Hiram R. Hook, inspected the road on Saturday and rated it first class. Loudoun and Frederick County Bridge Company elected directors for the coming year: Joseph D. Baker, George Wm. Smith, D Lowenstein, D. O. Winebrewer, E. W. Mercier, T. F. Fitzgerald, H. D. Saker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Hiram R. Hook
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Loudoun and
Frederick County
Five Annapolis oystermen fined for possession
News of the State reports five Annapolis oystermen were fined for having uncalled oysters in their possession. Louis Clayton's bid for the Annapolis city clerk post will be heard today. A Cumberland gathering heard speeches by John Mitchell and others of the United Mine Workers. A highwaymen gang wounded William Koehler four times and shot Mrs Nebauer on the Hartford road above Lantaville. A coroner's jury in Gaithersburg found Aloysius Nobie died by accident after being struck by a train at Browns. Rev Samuel A Wilson, Baltimore Methodist leader, was hit by a streetcar at Roland and Upland avenues and died at Baltimore City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Louis
Clayton
Minara
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers of America
Cumberland
William Koehler
Nebauer
Harford Road
Lantaville
Baltimore County
Market
Warfield
Gaithersburg
Aloysius Nobie
Browns
Samuel A. Wilson
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roland and
Upland Avenues
Baltimore City Hospital
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1903
A list of remaining advertised letters dated September 26 1903 shows names under Extremes and Lapiss lists with two weeks to claim before transfer to dead letter. Additional notes describe a bull dog’s rescue from hanging at South Market Street and report General Douglas ill but improving at his Hagerstown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gextremes
A. W. Foks
Grason Mack
Danis] Morgan
William Moasel
Jackson Powers
W. H. Redmond
Crist Stymore
Lapiss
Virgie Badd
Dotoey
Lacy Jones
Mise Eton Reeling
E. Peal Provost
A E. Pogue
Sue ER. Reinhart
Jaarie Waters
Ferdinand Wilm3
Douglas
H. Kyd Douglas
Hagerstown
Removal Notice and Local Market Move
J Mr Birely proprietor of Birely's Famous Palace of Music has moved from N Market street to corner Market i and West Church streets where he will stock pianos organs and various musical merchandise. Frederick ladies helping at the Bazaar for Independent Hose Company meet at Independent Hall second story on Tuesday September 29 at 7 20 pm to organize and arrange. An important Frederick Choral Society meeting tonight at 8 pm at College Hall. First Display of Tailor Sale Hats begins Wednesday September 30 at 16 South Market Street. Save money now tennis racket 20 percent discount at Hall Reich No 12 North Market Street. New Rug Exhibitor featuring finest rugs in carpet sizes with designs and colors on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Birely
Birely
Palace of Music
N. Market Street
Corner Market i
West Church Streets
Frederick
Independent Hoss Company
Independent Hall
Jacon Roharack
Chsirman
Frederick Choral Society
College Hall
WN. BR
D. Waxtz
South Market Street
Hall & Reich's
North Market Street
Fashion Catalog Excerpt Highlights Low Priced Dress Goods
An advertising fragment touts dress wares with price ranges from 60 cents to 1.50 dollars. It mentions various fabrics and garments like Tib Elines knickerbockers and Camel’s Holr, plus home goods such as Rockers and portieres. Includes a loan offer and store contact references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Sale of City Property and Bankers Association Move
Mr. Thomas J. Walah of Hyattsville has sold a residence on East Second Street to Mr. Harry G. Dorsay. Col. D. O. Winebrewer of this city has been elected as a vice president of the Maryland Bankers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Walah
Hyattsville
East Second Street
Harry G. Dorsay
Col
D. O. Winebrewer
Maryland Bankers’ Assodiation
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Lothaire Ndereun Baptiste Maasilton
William Moultré
Una
Charleston
England
Wss
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Berlin
John Pope
U.S. A
Sandusky
Thomas Francia Bayard
Great Britain
Cleveland
Dedham
Masa
Wilmington
Del
Sverdrup
Christiania
Norway
Pelar
Waseinator
Tax News
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Bartholomew Bea
Eee al Alais
Washington and Moeeting
O. Wm. Smith, Treas
Iy & Rohrback
M. Nixdorf, Jr
Jasto
C. R. R.choral Society
D. Mantz
J. M. Birely
E. Walker & Qo
the Bee
Neidig & Miller
Geo
Rodock & Co
Mal
Ent
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Charles E. Dudley
Potomac Hose Company
Georgetown
D. C
Ochariere Baumgardner
Fifth Street
Dudley
Mountain City
Hert
Charles Gilbert
East Sixth Street
J. ¥. Eisenhauer
United
Charles Hagen
West Fourth
Coust
Libertytown
Ets County
Democrats
Citizens’ National Bank
TNE
Citizens' National Bank OF
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Vuse
Bondu
Enesia
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Wat. G. ZinterMan
Waller
J.D. Baker
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Wa Vail
Henry W. Haiter
Bu & Arics
L. E. Mullinix
L. BE
Sohn Hendrickon
Serpe Morel
STEM
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Camiel
P.S
Clinton E. Main
Main's
Camerions
Chutoak
Man
Gravuate Pharmacist
Coty Hotel
Gril
Chicago
C. Kloster Besr
O. W. Hines
Sys
Capitol Optical Co
Gdish Street
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Washington, D.C
Park Hotel
Briant & Exort
B. Sappington
Jorree and
TBA
Ceylon
B. Sapfingtos
North Market Stree
Robock & Te
Batt
Stair
Ruagw
Rodook & CO
An ‘'T. Rice & Sons
A T.rior
BONS
Strere Frederick, MB
Thomlas P. Rice
Prederick County
Armer's Exchange
Wrederick County
Ekorarga
Fred
Ali Satote
Carry Atrests
Wwll & Reece
Hull & Reid
Mt. N0
B. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Marisdawry
Sre
Masonic Temple
Alfred Etter
Mer
E. Cline
Pportieres
Bagdad
Cargié and Farnitere Store
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