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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1902

Page

3

Treaty events and figures from early 18th century history

Date in history notes the 713 Treaty of Utrecht ending the War of the Spanish Succession and the abdication act at Fontainbleau. It recalls Major General Canby slain at lava beds while negotiating peace with Captain Jack and Modocs, and mentions cyclonic storms across Kansas and neighboring states, plus a McKinney proclamation restoring peace with Spain.

Utrecht Canby Kansas Iowa Nebraska Illinois McKinney Spain

The Saturday News Preview for Tomorrow’s Big Paper

The Saturday News promises double the pages with extra reading matter. Highlights include a detective tale A Deal at Salitaire by Willis Emery, Parragut’s First Fleet by Captain Kilmer, illustrated features, ladies and farm sections, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. J M Stearns, regular features Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Bebbe, and daily news coverage. Price twenty cents delivered or mailed.

Salitaire Willis Emerynd J. M. Stearns Mary Jane Maret Bebbe

News of the Churches and Local Events

Revival services at the W O T rooms drew attention with ongoing conversion efforts. Frederick Select Orchestra to play at Taneytown Opera House tonight during Woodsboro Dramatic Company presentation The Flowing Bowl. Mrs Mary A Hankey of Creagerstown dies. will probate today, son George W Hankey named executor. Pianoforte recital at Woman's College tonight by Elizabeth Whitmore. Divorce filing Sadie A Shissiex seeks absolute divorce from George Schigeler. Mr Bers Risketts sues for authorizations after accident. Pension for Nicholas Granweil of the county increased.

Will Foreish Frederick Mrs. Hankey Mary Amand Hankey Creagerstown Atrix Jeorca W. Hankey Woman's College Elizabeth Whitmore Margaret Upersit

Consecration of Bishop Ingle in Hankow China

A Chinese mission diocese consecrates Rev James Addison Ingle as bishop at St. Paul’s Church Hankow on St Matthias Day February 24 1902 with foreign and Chinese clergy present. The ceremony includes Chinese liturgy sermons gifts from Japanese and Korean dioceses and a reception after. Bishop Graves retires after 21 years as American mission work continues under Ingle in Hankow and up river.

Church of Christ China Hankow Wookang Hupeh Chang Tez Tung Namking St. Paul'a Church James Addison Ingle Bankow Mr. Locke Ingle Armonacamen Carter Huntington Root Graves Gokyo Kyoto Partridgs Chia Geld St. Math Corea Tokyo Presdipa Hic Graves Lefs Ridgely St. John A. M. Sherman Inglis All Saints’ Parish Episcopal High School University of Virginia Alexandris Seminary Fielce

Lynch Lodge Starts In New Masonic Temple Room

Lynch Lodge A F and A M held its first meeting in the new lodge room at the Masonic Temple with a large turnout. Grand Lecturer J Graham Oakehart of the Grand Lodge of Maryland was present.

Lynch Lodge New Quarters A. F A. M Masonic Temple J. Graham Oakehart Grand Lodge of Maryland

Player Thomas Git tinger Signs with Natchez Team

In the Cotton State League Thomas Git tinger son of Mr Lewis Git tinger of the city has signed for the coming season with Natchez Mississippi. He will play in his usual position left field.

Thomas Gittioger Lewis Gittinger Natchez, Mics Iean

Market Prices in The Local Bright Quotation Sheet

The Local Bight lists Mr 3 B Bargetts market quotas for today with corn per barrel prices at 2 and 5, shelled corn at 5 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 74, steamer at 70, reflected 66 vents per bushel, and hay priced from 9 to 80 per ton.

B. W. Bargett

Blaze In Back Stable Threaten Drug Store Block

Fire found in the rear stable of Willismeon's drug store shortly before 11 am. Shavings burned and smoke rose from the roof. quickly knocked down with a Rex chemical extinguisher from The News office. Gra set by burning brush from an adjoining yard. Also notes on XYMA membership drive with pledges and badges.

Willismeon Annalara Oboroh Street Hames

Hospital Receives Wide Donations Amid Storm

The hospital collected bed linen towels kitchen furniture and groceries this week despite bad weather. Mr Rasbs is now orderly and Miss Earhart the superintendent will take charge Tuesday as the hospital prepares for formal opening.

Rasbs Mies Earhart

Will Open New Road In Frederick County

At yesterday's county board session it was decided to open a new road from the Bastian Mill road to the Liberty and Israel's creek road. Messrs. Blentinger and Bizier were named surveyors to examine the proposed route on Wednesday, April 23. The board has received copies of the laws from the recent legislative session.

Board of County Communao Bastian Mill Liberty Israel's Creek Messre. Tonne Blentinger Bizier

Citizens in Libertytown Form Committee for Railway Support

A Libertytown meeting drew about 900 residents to back the Baltimore and Feederick Electric Railway. A committee was named to solicit subscriptions to the capital stock and secure right of way. Unionville also appointed a committee to pursue the same aim, citing expected local transport benefits and property value increases.

Libertytown Unt Baltimore and Feederick Electric Railway Mn Committee Stook Securdog Edward Hobbe J. T. 8Lm R. Frank Sappington James M. Sappington B. F. Hammaker Strallar Comiitte Unionville Dr. M. Whitehill George D. Norris B. V. Nicodemus Thomas 8. Sappington John D. Gaither

Indian melodrama at City Opera House by Van Dyke-Waton Co

The Van Dyke-Waton Theatrical Company presented The Indian at the City Opera House to a fair-sized audience last night. George Salisbury played Rex Sterling and Red Feather with noted ability while Dell Henderson portrayed War Eagle with splendid acting. Several strong climaxes and exciting passages kept the audience engaged. several fine specialties were offered and continuous action was reported. Tomorrow matinee and tonight will feature Credit Louise.

City Opera House van Dyke-Waton Theatrical Company The George Salisbury Rex Sterling Red Feather Dell Henderson War Eagle Credit Lorsiae

Promoters plan oil field venture in Washington County

In Washington County near Hancock promoters William T. Hamilton Jr and W. Sowers with partners form a company to develop oil fields with a 20000 capital divided into 4000 shares. Investors met in Hancock to organize. A test wall will be sunk on Bowles farm where slash off was found. A second company leasing 6000 acres to the north will begin operations.

Washington County Menere William T. Hamilton, Jr W. Sowers Hagerstown Hancock Bowles Farm

Frederick Millinery Opening Amid Oysters and Lobster Specials

Local notices advertise a spring and summer opening in Frederick with Miss Marjorie Wilt as head milliner, plus a display of ladies and children's furnishings. Also promoted are seafood specials, a tour to Boston by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and entertainment events at South Street School with ticketing details and dates in April and June 1903.

Frederick Pasa Edith Willard I. F. Dixon Leabol Zimmerman Daisy Thomas Edes Schasifer Hanrietts McDaniel Nature Edna Courtney Ettie Shaeffer Wayside Inn Nallie Haugh Little Grace Viola Bowers Georgia Gittinger Etelka Huadley Lonthe Jamies Qchorus Helen Mantz Mildred James Lenora Rager Judia Kepler Aix Nannie Gilbert Dorothy Wilson School Mary Brown Mr. Stockman Otto Cobbd Dean Hendrickson Harold Moberly Willie Schaeffer Hamon Olary South Street Tveryar Reservoir Park Marjorie Wilt Akill Beat Art New York City M. O. Gerzeaccs North Market Street WR & D. Maxoz South Market St South Street School Boston Baltimore Chesapeake Ebay Norfolk Atlantic Ocean New York Atlantic City Baltimore &Ohio Railroad Toun Department Chesapeake Bay Newport News Old Point Comfort Washington Lane Jane Asar Baitimors & Ohio Railroad D. B. Martic

Silk buying maun ersay here we are silk hunting

Silk shoppers are urged to seek the latest dress materials and silks with a claim of low prices. The ad promises a wide line of colored and black taffeta silks, front-line fashions, and washing silks offered at 10 percent under interior-goods prices. It stresses buyer advantage and market-leading quality.

End Of The Week Sale At Neidig & Milger Ay Blue

Store promotes midweek bargains across fabrics and dry goods with deep discounts. Offers include Black Taffeta Cloth 334 yards wide for 50 cents, Black Pebble Cloth 13 yards wide at 38 cents, and multiple items such as ribbons, lace hose, napkins, wrappers, table linen, lawns, umbrellas, gloves, stockings, and baby clothing at marked prices. Includes prescriptions and drug needs line.

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