The Saturday News promises extra pages tomorrow
The paper advertises double the pages with varied features including a Texas romance and walking through fire. It teases savage OCOGOPA Indians and China as a fighter, plus illustrated articles and farm and ladies sections. Regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and Market Scribe are highlighted, with delivery available for two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hamilton
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tas Saturday News
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick
Purely personal items list residents visiting Frederick or traveling. Blanch Gambrill spent yesterday in Baltimore. F G Donsife of Woodsboro registered at Park Hotel. William S Levy of Baltimore visiting relatives in Frederick. Grace Thomas visiting relatives in Frederick. William G Zimmerman cashier at Citizens Bank away today. T Poole Jones of Mt. Airy spending the day with friends in Frederick. S W Barrick of Woodboro spending the day in Frederick for business. Rev Joel Brown returned from M E Conference at Hagerstown. Charles Ely visiting parents at the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb. Mabel Kahiman spending Easter holidays with Luther Kahiman family. William Barrick formerly a Register of Wills clerk left for Washington. Don Cameron DeGrange visiting his parents Garret and Mrs DeGrange in North Market. Sar you saw it in Taz News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gambrill
Baltimore
F. G. Donsife
Woodsboro
Park Hotel
William S. Levy
Frederick
Grace Thomas
William G. Zimmerman
Citizens’ Bank
T. Poole Jones
Mt. Airy
5. W. Barrick
Joel Brown
Hagerstown
Charles Ely
Ely
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Mabel Kahiman
Luther Kahiman
East Church Street
William Barrick
Office
the Register of Wills
Washington
Don Cameron DeGrange
Mrs
Garrett DeGrange
North Market Street
Double Fatality Near Williams Point Tunnel
Two men believed to be Joseph Ryan and Kenneth A Cobb of Boston were found dead along the B and O railroad tracks at Williams Point tunnel two miles west of Point of Rocks. One body was mangled beyond recognition, the other neatly dressed with a Union Institution of Savings deposit book in a clothing pocket. A fragment indicated one man hailed from Prince Edward Island. Coroner Jordan ordered burial at Brunswick without an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams’ Point Tunnel
Point of Rocks
Joseph Ryan
Kenneth A. Cobb
Boston
Mass
Point of Rocke
Union Tnstitution of Savings of
Mags
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Jordan
Brunswick
Methodist Conferences Opened in Easton and Roanoke
The Maryland Annual Conference at Calvary Methodist Church Easton Md opened with devotional services under H E Bennington. President Melvin warned ministers about assignments and urged duty. A five year pastorage proposal failed 2273 to 1077. Crowds attended the Baltimore Conference in Roanoke Va where Bishop Candler appeared and Rev J Hutchinson sought a committee of investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Westminster
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Roanoke
Warren A. Candler
Fitzgerald
Winchester
R. R
Hough
Hutchinson
Frederick Council Presents Flag and Bible to Local School
Frederick Council No 118 Jr O U A M presented Shookstown public school with a flag and Bible. A program featured speeches, recitations, and songs led by W O Smith and C Hett, with students Harry Grove Annie Wicklass and others performing. The school voted thanks to the council and to Conrad Smith for a 53 foot flag pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krantz
Barbara F Pritchie
Emma Staley
Curtis Kefanver
Frank Italey
Lucie Staley
Roy Stockman
Levi J. Wolfe
Conrad Smith
Syrup of Figs Advertises Kidney and Liver Relief
A vintage ad touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective aid for kidneys, liver, and bowels, preventing fevers and headaches. Sold in 30 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Kindergarten Work and Poor Man Opportunities
A Frederick Free Kindergarten report notes March attendance at nineteen, weather and shots affecting turnout, spring symbols, and an example of child progress. A reader advocates Belgian hare meat and other small-farm ideas as ways for poor men to increase income and questions why the poor miss such opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulor
Tun New
Frederick Free Kindergarten
Afan
Dewese
Mamie
Susie
Baltimore
Marton
Tur News
California
San Francisco
Platt
Los Angeles
Idoe
D.C. Winebraner
Pittsburg Lawyer Knox Accepts Attorney General Post
Special dispatch from Washington reports Pittsburg lawyer Palmer C. Knox has accepted the role of Attorney General in President McKinley’s cabinet. The announcement came from officials in Washington, D. C. on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tm New Wasmyetox
D. C
Pinlander C. Knox
McKinley
Girls Steal Shoes and Are Reprimanded by Justice
Susan Leaks Clara Tyler and Minnie Thomas colored aged 10 to 12 were arrested by Deputy Sheriff George Renagle for stealing shoes from A Yoakle. After a hearing before Justice Wood they were released with a stern reprimand. eight pairs of shoes were recovered and they were ordered to report today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Leaks
Clara Tyler
Minnie Thomas
Ware
George Renagle
A. Ro Yoakle
User
Justice Wood
Adlock
Fiaatt
Yeakle
House of Correction
Funeral services for Mrs L A Wood held in Monrovia
The funeral of Mrs L A Wood widow of Dr Isaac N Wood of New Market was held Thursday at 3 pm at her sister Mrs Jennie Griffiths New Mari Baltimore. Survived by sister and two daughters Nettie Wood and Carrie Ridgeway. Rev David May officiated. Interment at cemetery near Friends meeting house Monrovia beside her husband. Active pallbearers listed. Also note funeral of George W Lough from his father A A Lough residence South Market Street. Interment Mt Olivet. C Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A. Wood
Isaac N. Wood
New Market
Baltimore
Jonnie Griffith
New Mari
Wood
Jennie Griffith
Nettie Wood
Carrie Ridgeway
David May
P. E. Church
Friends’ Meeting House
Monrovia
John E. Bromwell
Carroll County
I. W. Dorsey
John H. Boteler
N. M. Waters
Lynn Wood
Harry Wood
Joseph Wood
Charles Hammond
J. Newton Maynard
W. H. B. Etchison
Frederick
George W. Lough
A. A. Lough
South Market Street
E. R. Eschbach
E. L. McLean
Allan R. Lampe
J. F. R. Heagy
Arner J. Wilcoxon
Harry Haller
Frank Newman
4. Lampe
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. Carty
Minstrels and City Events Highlight Local Night Life
Culhane Chace and Weston’s Minstrels feature Wm H Chace famed for quick wit and dance with a note to Billy Chace in the Big City Show at City Opera House next Tuesday April 9. Frederick Athletic Club showcases gymnastic drills and dances at Junior Hall. Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty awards prizes. A night school aims to educate illiterate voters. Turnpike Road Co election in Urbana tomorrow. Frederick County Agricultural Society holds quarterly meeting. Lovettsville Reformed Church builds new edifice after eighty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culhane
Chace
Billy Chace
Big City
City Opera House
Frederick Athletic Club
Frederick Select Orchestra
Monocacy and Urbana Turnpike Road Company
Urbana
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Smallpox Fears Prompt Quarantine Talk in Sussex County
In Calfornia, concerns over smallpox in Sussex county trigger talk of possible quarantine. Also reported: George Hausboro, colored, sentenced to Baltimore for attempted criminal assault. Michael Jenkins elected president of Safe Deposit and Grant Co. in Baltimore. Swindell resigns as treasurer after criticizing House of Correction managers. Captain George North and Joshua Ellis nearly drowned when the schooner Dinfer foundered in Lower Bay. a colored seaman is believed to have perished. A young white man's mangled body found on the Philadelphia Whitening and Baltimore Railroad track near Charlestown Station in Cecil County, unidentified but likely from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex County
Cal
George Hausboro
Baltimore
Michael Jenkins
Safe Deposit and Grant Company
B. Nawcomer
Swindell
House of Correction
George North
Joshua Ellis
Dinfer
Whitg
Philadelphia, Whitnington and Baltimore
Cecil County
Charlestown
Philadelphia
News of the Churches and Easter Services
Services will be held at St John s Catholic church this evening and bells will ring tomorrow morning after the Gloria. Reformed and Southern Churches conduct evening services with confirmation. All Saints Episcopal church offers 420 AM and 5 PM Sunday services. Easter Monday consistory and vestry meetings planned. Grace Reformed reports seven confirmed. Holy Communion set for Sunday morning, Sunday school Easter service Sunday evening. Real estate sale tomorrow by R E Beall at Della including a dwelling, store, and post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Reformed and
Joutheran Churchea
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Episcopal Church
Grace Reformed Church
R. E. Beall
Jas. F. Beall
Della
Easter goods and local notices from Frederick Md
Local notices advertise Easter sweets fruit and eggs at Dut row s and Keyser Engel s fruit stand. Women s Christian Temperance Union meets Saturday April 6 at 7 16 pm on Court atreet. Presbyterians plan a Saturday sale April 6 3 6 pm in West Second street lecture room. Tailor Edward James and millinery at Mrs Norris and others announce openings and services. A first class livery stable opens with boarding 10 per month. Local doctors and dressmakers outline services and hours in Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av. O. FT. U
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ereet
Florida
Naval
Dutrow’s
the Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Missa Effie Hichelberger
Brewery Illey
Thomas Sponselle
In Memoriam Mrs Eliza beth Abrecht
IX MEMORIAM. In loving remembrance of Mrs Eliza beth Abrecht who died one year ago today One less at home The charmed circle broken a dear face Missed day by day from its astal place But cleansed saved perfected by trace One more in heaven One less on earth Its pain sorrow and its toil to share One less the pilgrim's daily cross to bear One more the crown of the blest to wear At home in heaven By her husband Groner FL Aprecyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Abrecht
Earth
Groner
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Mauss
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Mali
Isanogle & Wagaman
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Frederick, MD
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New York
Ter and Limburger Cheeze
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Patriokist
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Lewia
Own
Jj Oey
Walkersville
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Sid
Imantion
Harles B. Foot
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Grtecs
Deckdawrt
Arvey R
B. Rosenour
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H. E. Peterman
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