Tomorrow's News promises eight page edition with features
The Saturday News announces an eight page issue filled with varied reading material. Highlights include Letitia's Daughter by Zoe Anderson Norris illustrated, two fighting lords sketches by Captain Kilmer on Roberts and Kitchener, plus special illustrated articles. Farmers, ladies, and Sunday school notes receive prominent treatment. Regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe add local interest. The paper costs two cents a copy and can be mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia
Zoe Anderson Norris
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Church Services and Local Notices
Evening services planned at Reformed and Catholic churches at 7 30. Junior Endeavor Society meets tonight at the ustal hoar. Lutheran service at 4 1 is noted as last Lenten afternoon service. Lenten services closed yesterday at All Saints Episcopal Church. Services today and tomorrow at 2 20 PM. St Paul’s Missionary Society met in Middletown last Sunday. Charlotte Linn recited well. Prof Apple spoke. Miss Annie top recited. choir performed. Mr Joseph Glaze is very ill on East Church Street. Mr Cyrus H Doub of Washington DC, formerly of Middletown, hospitalized with scarlet fever. Mr L R Whreache of Ontoctin Furnaces, ill but improving. John Lander family of Thurpotpag weber cdagrad panel of the iP members ving on vio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutherae Church
Ustal Hoar
Lutheran Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Missionary Society
Middletown
Charlotte Linn
Frederick
Apple
Woman's College
Annie Top
Joseph Glaze
East Church Street
Cyrus H. Doub
Washington, D.C
L. R. Whreache
Ontoctin
John Lander
Thurpot
Pag Weber Cdagrad
Therto
Governor Signs Acts And Local Measures In Baltimore
Governor South signed a batch of bills including to reduce Baltimore gas prices and charter the Consumers Electric Company. The signing followed rapid review by the Law and Attorney General, with Habner Wilkinson and others witnessing. Joint resolutions authorized public works protection, library transfers, and river boundary studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
B. L. Smith
House
Dennis
Barnard Carter
John P. Poe
Robert Crain
Isaac Lobe Straus
Baltimore City
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Consumers’ Electric Tégoe Company
Frederick County
Annapolis
Providence Methodist Protestant
Board of Public
Limestons College
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Houses of
Congress
Potomac River
Virginis
Work Of The Year At Methodist Episcopal Conference
At Washington yesterday Rev. W J McKenney presiding elder of Frederick district reported clergy health good and urged full church insurance. Debt lifted at Berkeley Springs, parsonages at Brunswick and Cumberland planned, Grace church cost 2000. Hancock church rebuilt for 1200, Williamsport improvements 1600, Centre Street Cumberland gave 1020 to Woman College. Sunday schools active despite winter closures. 65 preachers showed improved pastoral support. Over 1400Conversions with Boston church leading at 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Washington
W.J. McKenney
Frederick
Berkeley Springs
Brunswick
Cumberland
Grace Church
Hancock
Williamsport
Wowan
Foreign Missionary Society
Centre Street
Cumbshiand
C. H. Richardson
Woman’s College
Boston
Dunn's Body Buried After Train Tragedy
The remains of Charles E. Dunn who was killed near Frederick Junction Missouri by being run over by a train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were taken to Winchester Virginia yesterday afternoon from Martinsburg West Virginia and were buried at Red Bend near Winchester. Accompanying the remains were a delegation of the Junior Order United American Mechanics of which the deceased was a member and the ritual of the order was performed at the grave.
Paralyzed man suffers stroke near confectionary store
Paralyzed Mr. James Smith of East Sixth street suffered a stroke of paralysis of the lower limbs while walking past R. S. J. Darrow’s confectionary on North Market street this morning. Dr Graeme was summoned and gave temporary relief, after which Mr. Smith was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
East Sixth Street
R. S. J. Darrow
North Market Street
Graeme
Sir. Smith
Local Renovations and Sundry Notices
Mr J H Lampe and Morris's jewelry store undertake woodwork repaint and remodeling at First National Bank building. Travel advice promotes Syrup of Figs for kidneys and liver, urging use on trips. sold in 50 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lampe
First National Bank
Draggista
California Fig Syrup Company
Forces Capture Several Boer Units in New French Front
Roberts reports General French forces have captured two Boers and two numbers. General Viletwire Mareatl, chief of staff, and General Esbersalen note units taken near Hetbanr. Allied forces captured five companies of Boer infantry including Royal Engineers and Ninth Regiment troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erench
Ninth Regiment of
Moantd Infantry
Lehigh University Bravery Gauge Reveals Half Million Loss
A brief dispatch from BrevnieHex Pennsylvania dated April 5 reports a physicality breach at Lehigh University resulting in a loss noted at half a million dollars. The item notes the substantial monetary impact and references the university as the involved party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BrevnieHex
Lehigh University
Jessa
Personal notices of visitors and travelers in Frederick
A string of personal notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mr. Baines from Winchester visiting friends, Miss Nelson in Baltimore, Major Castle visiting his mother in Frederick, and many others traveling to cities like Washington, Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and Westminster for visits, conferences, or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baines
Winchester
Frederick
Sappington
Libertytows
City
John Isanogie
Philadelphia
Misses Simpson
Urbana
Martin’s. Rhorback
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Jos. D. Baker
Washington
Warshime
Burkitiskills
Misa May Mullisix
Wm. P. Menleby
Court Square
Harry Staley
Frank Smith
North Market Street
H.C. Anders
Thurmont
Ada Nelson
West Third Street
Nannie Rootzohn
George T. Castle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Daniel Castle
William 5. Ray
Pearl
Westminster
Rauclife
East Second Street
Edward Nelson
East Church Street
O. L. Victor Baughman
New York
Fannie Gernand
Graceham
Alta Coblentz
Washington, D.C
Carrie Stone
Me. Pleasant
Misa Snyder
C.E. Remsburg
Washington, D. C
Cornelius Staley
Kittie Zirburst
Lookout
N. C
Charles N. Hauer
South Market Street
Carrie Jones
Chicago
John Jones
Chester Delander
Robert S. Delander
Middletown
Barry Grove
W. Temp Grove
Broad Run
Toledo
G. Wr. Wm. H. Babington
Fairplay
Washington County
Middletown Valley
Mayor Schindel Reports City Finances in Hagerstown
Mayor Schindel presents a tough year for Hagerstown noting expenditures of 14763.31 with 22869.22 by the Mayor and Council and balance by Street Commissioners. receipts total 0 301 0 including 6016 56 cash balance from April 1 last. city shows 16766 11 due from various sources and bonded debt 55500. Confederate Monument fund grows as Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy collect subscriptions from 25 cents to 200 dollars and seek prominent sculptors. Frank Schell in Manila reports no fighting around the city as batteries see little use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schindel
Hagerstown
Maryland
Manila
DW. Schell
Frank
Fox Hesson marriage and ad copy fragments in county paper
John V. Fox and Elizabeth M. Baines, both of this county, were married yesterday by Rev. Dr. Bachbach at the Reformed parsonage. Also includes an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla and a brief note about secured positions and a stray ad fragment about “The cont is oe Fifteen venta.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox—Hesson
John V. Fox
Elizabeth M. Baines
Bachbach
Petition Seeks Removal of Receiver and New Appointee
A group of Frederick stockholders petition to remove Receiver Robinson and urge State Senator Jacob Rohrback of Frederick as a replacement. They allege Robinson harmed creditors and stockholders by misrepresenting the company’s condition while scheming to retain control. Robert Biggs and Senator Rohrback represent the petitioners in United States Circuit Court in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hehrbach
Frederick Stee
Esttemore Building
Iasa Association
United Sales Circuit Court
Baltimore
Bord M Robosup
Jacob Hobrback
Frederick
M. Rosa Birely
Wilson A. Long
Daniel B. Miller
Willam S Miller
Henry G. Scheel
Issac M. Mottar
A. S. Mottar
Nicholas H. Fieming
John J. Murray
Henry P Fahroey
Annie F Dol
Mr. Robinso
Robinson
Robert Biggs
Senator Rohrback
Banks to Consolidate in Baltimore Merger Planned
Negotiations for the consolidation of the First National Bank and the Commercial and Farmers National Bank of Baltimore are nearing completion. Lawrence B. Hemp, president of the Commercial and Farmers, is named president of the merged institution. The First National reported resources of 2,682,623 with loans 1,614,182 and deposits 1,583,400. the Commercial and Farmers shows resources of 1,687,014 with deposits near 1,000,000 and loans 1,277,. Kemp, youngest Baltimore bank president, has shaped the bank’s growth and helped organize the Maryland Bankers Association where he has served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Commercial and Farmer's National Bank
Baltimore
Lawrence B. Hemp
Commercial and Farmers
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Kemp
Commercial ‘and Farmera
National Bank Examiner
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Thas
Merchants’ National Bank
E. Levering & Co
Frederick
Lawrence J. Brengie
Woman's College board meets with new officers and plans
The board of directors at the Woman's College organized with Rev. Dr. B BR Eschbach as president Rev C S Slagle secretary and Mr A C McCardell treasurer The annual meeting reviewed progress and adopted committee reports President Apple outlined plant and internal workings improvements to be carried out before next year A June 5 meeting will address faculty selection and commencement plans. Also notes Barn burned in Carroll county loss around 50 insured Noah BE Cramer sold property to Prof Amon Barges for 2200 debt noted Mrs Krise injured by horse near Creagerstown and Honds stomach tonic mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
B. BR. Eschbach
C .S. Slagle
A. C. McCardell
Appis Apple
Maryland and regional news wrap from Westminster
Scattered reports cover a Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference session in Westminster, a Republican resignation in Hagerstown, and Ernest Hoffman named to fill an unexpired term. Other items note Davis Oosl coke company sale to West Virginia Central, labor unrest near Lincolntown, and a Baltimore firemen convention with plans for prize contests and city participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uurt
Appesis
Marit
Anes
Murcuy
Wanda
Lev. Rowland
Haney Hentes
Follestone
Washingions
Louisa Virgins Weber
Cumberland
Howe
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference
Westminster
Posey
John N. Rippie
Hagerstown
Smith
Ernest Hoffman
Socrat
Davis Oosl
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
Philomathian meeting postponed to Thursday April 13
The regular Philomathian Literary Society gathering was postponed at the last moment. The program will be rendered Thursday evening April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Funeral for Mrs George Abrecht at West Patrick Street
Funeral services for Mrs. George Abrecht will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. from her West Patrick street home conducted by Rev. Osborne Ingle. Interment will follow at Mt. Cliver Cemetery. Divorce suit filed by Cora M. Eichelberger of Lottesburg through attorney Joseph W. Gaver seeks alimony from husband James L. Eichelberger. Local market quotes list corn at 1.35 per barrel, shelled corn at 34 cents per bushel, wheat at 70 cents per bushel, hay 10 to 12 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Clrver Cemetery
Anka
Cora M. Eichelberger
Ladiesburg
Joseph W. Gaver
James L. Eichelberger
Mart
Spring Opening and Easter Displays Around Town
Local papers advertise a spring opening with new hats and bonnets by Maks M L Norris and Miss Anno M Griffith, plus flowers and Easter novelties at Hershberger's and Crowbridge. Events include an Easter Sale by the Art Club on Saturday April 7, and a restaurant, music hall listings, and a water works official moving address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anno M. Griffith
City Hotel
Tooms
Mullinix Carpet Store Holds Big Stock Sale
L. E. Mullinix promotes the Great Advance in carpets mattings wall paper and curtain stock now on sale. He claims new patterns rich colorings and novel designs with prices never lower for select qualities. The ad invites customers to visit to judge for themselves and compare with competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Mullinix
Glass of fashion offers cheap silks and wares sale
The advertisement touts Wash Silks and silks priced 5 and up to $1.23, promoting Victorias and Lyons dyes, with numerous bargains in 27 inch wide voile and broader Silk selections. It highlights special Easter style wrappers and new neckwear, shirts collars, belts, and gloves for men and women, urging readers to visit for lower prices and fashionable goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Fonlard
Yale
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John A. Cutahall
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A. D. G Leary
Preat
Spring Millivery
Anne N. Griffith
Ana E Stadt
As. B. Walker & Co
Sea Agree Pring Vs. Norris
Sheet Masic
EB. E. Wilcoxon
John X. Clary
Kilmer
Loris Roberts
Kitchener
Lestiers
South Africa
D. M. Stearns
News OF the Churches
Prederick County
Presiding Elder
Dobes Capitre
Vant
Hood
Mir. Robinson
Frederick Stackholders
Asx
Breceiver
Reneral
Mr. It. B
Baltimore Combination
Edward Hartsock
Uniontown
Carroll County
Noah BE. Cramer
Hay
Jonathan Tyson
East
Patrick Street
Frederick City
Amon Barges
Harry E. Krise
Creagerstown
News OF the State
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association
City Fire Department
Sausage Corps
Westport Hose Company
Broadway
Maks
M. L. Norris
Grambine’s
M. S. Garmerie
Game A.dseast
H. BE. Waoeoexos
Music Hall
North Market St. P. S
Hershberger’s
Hershberger
Crowbridge Chips
Robert £. Danner
Lowney
Hershberger's
Jobn Hexpmossey
Neidig & Miller
Newig & Miller
Fashion
Nemo & Monaxa
Market St
Malo
Kelleres
Clinton E
Washneton
Birely‘s Palace of Music
Roscoe O. White
West Church Street
Squire Barrick
Birely
Palace of Music
J. M. Breezy
Propr
J. M. Birely
Cail
Birely's Palace of Music
J. Im. Birely
Wm. C. Botcler
Otice
Market Street
F. B. Sappington
FF. B. Sappington
Nene Ft
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Tearchit Market Street
Frederick, MD
Chas
FB. V. Stavs
J. Hawely Acum
J. Heibely Keller
Bresdy
Suctoneer
Mary
Point of Rocks
Charles B. Fout
Sndiom
Ezra Je Cramer
Henrietta Cramer
Eerly News
Harry R Snook
Will
Uttea Amills
Andi Band
Willard ©. Keller
The
Ceresville Flour
Ceresville
Shriner
D* K
Sicodexus
Alfred Bitter
Charles P. Levy
Successer
C. V5
Levy
Gilco
Court Street
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Cleveland
Decme
J.B. Baller
Druggia
Zarkegiy
Jobn Hendrickson
Fejaor Nere
SLES
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Rod'ce &Cg
Rodock & CG. A. T. Rige & Bons
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