Saturday News promises eight page edition with features
The Saturday News announces a tomorrow eight page edition with miscellaneous reading matter, ladies and farmers columns, and news of the day. Highlights include John Haddon's Resurrection, Murder of Chief Pontiac, light horse Harry anecdotes, illustrated special articles, and a ladies department with recipes and home hints. Regular features, letters, market notes, church announcements, and Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. Ed M Stearns add to the appeal, with late payable price of two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haddon
Willis B. Hawkins
ED. M. Stearns
Funeral details for Mrs. Ritter and local remedies ad
The remains of Mrs. Charles Ritter arrived by train and were buried at Mt. Olivet with Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle officiating. Pallbearers listed. A. T. Rice & Sons were funeral directors. Also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, August Flower for dyspepsia, and Big's Cream Balm with prices and distributor Ely Brothers at 56 Warren St. N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ritter
Mt. Olivet
Osborne Ingle
F. C. Knott
L. G. Kemp
C. O. Keedy
Alfred Ritter
George Biser
J. Alfred Ritter
A.T. Rice & Sons
Ely Brothers
Warren St
Canal Sale Hopes Rise in Maryland and Rail Ties
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal may be offered for sale at the May 1 expiration of bondholder trusteeship. Major bidders include the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Reading railways, with potential routes Cumberland to Washington to aid coal transport. Mayor Hayes urges Western Maryland extension. Maryland holds $26 million in liens and bonds dating from 1837 to 1878, with 1901 court extensions already in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Central Railroad Company
Cumberland
Washington
Maryland
Tide Water
West Virginia Central
Hayes
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Harrisburg
Philadelphia and
Reading Jewill
Cherry Run
State of
Tts
Alvey
John K. Cowen
Hugh L. Bond, Jr
Joseph Byron
H. H. Keedy
Bradley T. Johnson
H. H. Reedy
Judge Stake
Mary Garrett
John W. Garrett
Ferm
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Interpals
Baltimore and Jo
Freight Conductor J E Magalis Dies In Brunswick Incident
J E Magalis a freight conductor killed at Brunswick Monday night was born in Harrisonburg Va and moved to Frederick County after the war. He served with McNeills Rangers during the Civil War and helped capture Major Generals Kelley and Crook in Cumberland. Also a notice endorses Syrup of Figs for kidney and liver health with 50 cent bottles sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeill
J. E. Magalis
Brunswick
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
S Rangers
Cumberland
Kelley
Crook
California Fig Syrup Company
Work accident at furnace ends in leg amputation
Roger Weddle suffered a crush injury yesterday at Catoctin Furnace while attempting a coupling on the Monocary Valley Railroad near the ore bank. A loose stone caused him to fall and a car ran over his leg. Dr. Kefauver conducted an above knee amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Weddle
Catoctin
Weddle
Dr. Kefauver
Law’s Grip: Higgins jailed for drunken disorderliness
Daniel Higgins was arrested by Officer Malhern yesterday afternoon charged with being drunk and disorderly. Justice Eckstein committed him to jail for 15 days in default of fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Daniel Higgins
Malhern
Haster Memories and the Noble Work of Mrs Wallace
A reflective reminiscence ties Easter memories in Frederick to broader temperance themes. It honors Mrs Gerelda Wallace wife of ex Governor Wallace and step mother of Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur, praising her maternal influence and public courage in the W O T U culture. It contrasts the Easter bunny moment with civic reform and cites Mrs Nation's activism against licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Can
Mary Jane
Singanore
Munich
Vienna
Old Frederick
Sarly
Columbus
Magiofold
Jesus the Christ
Frederick
Carrie Nation
Gerelda Wallace
Wallace
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Lew
Old Indictment Documents Arrest of Joshua Ohler for Larceny
Joshua Ohler, indicted for the larceny of a pig and living in Emmitsburg district, was brought before Judge Motter on a habeas corpus writ. He was released in his own recognizance with $4 bail after testimony. Ohler had fled to Pennsylvania after the pig theft charge and earlier claimed his name was Old. The indictment dated back to 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Ohler
Motter
Ohler Wis
Ohler
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
BRIEF BITS. Weather, fires, and local notices mixed with ads
Next Sunday is Low Sunday. Arbutus blossoms are late. Wheat will soon be long enough to feed families. No announcements from berry and peach bars. The spring bonnet endures wind and dust. you look unwell, seek advice. Turnovers for ladies on white silk. April showers welcome but not raw air. Overcoats still in demand. J H Lampe repainting Eugene Sponseller residence. Fires at Boyd’s. Williams home saved by bucket brigade. 75 acres burned near Boyd’s. locomotive caused blaze, four hours to subdue. Major Josiah Pierce Jr at Hagerstown court, claims Dahlem as permanent residence. Auctioneer Edward Mercer to sell Plane No. 4 real estate. 83 perches land with shop. W T Jones of Leesburg praises Tae News, urges more subscribers. Harry Best fined $1 for slapping Catherine Edwards in Rockville Circuit Court.
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Smith
Frederick
Sakey
Katherine M. Weiner
Myrtle Grabul
Mary Roelkey
Mazie Moberly
Hettie Hahn
Clara Rowe
Katie Yinger
Lelia Clabaugh
Chblydia Poole
Mary Ann
Myrtle Wood
Miss Crocus
Ruth Haberkorn
Marie Hahn
Prudence Philips
Iva Rickards
Sadie Haberkorn
May Ke
Magdalena Net- 80
Annie Sheets
Elsie Herwig
Helen Cramer
Lillie Gaver
Mamie Haffner
Virgie Chew
Addie Keefer
Maiden
Marie Haller
May Chew
Nannie Poole
Ida Bel Milter
Rosa Darfiy
Yale High School
Ralph Finney
Leslie Boost
Adolphus Hahno
Fred Wertheimer
Harry
Elmer Mantz
Charles Lowe
Fred Aubert
Colo
Wilbur Hahn
Joe Price
Harry Brubaker
Julian Chisolm Crum
Victor Kreh
Jessie Goodall
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
Edith Willard
Emily Landauer
Grace Thomas
Oni Schmidt
Beulah Moberly
Mary Grayson
Edna Rhodsrick
Cora Duvall
Alice Thomas
Bessie Griffin
Alice McCurdy
Edna Copeland
Clara Getzendanner
Bettie Stauffer
Ruth Moalliniz
Rosa Duvall
Mabel Kindley
Strang
Alice Dean
Maryland
South Street School
Oliver W. Holmes
J. H. Lampe
Eugene
Sponseller
South Market Street
Boyd's
James E. Williams
Boyd’s
Jas. E. Williams
Willian Grant
Merehandles Press Woods
Ordigary
Baratheus
Expressmanu
Krogdoloth
NERE
Pure Model Advertises Corsets and Writing Pens
An old advertisement promotes Dainty Corset covers and white dress goods with bold pricing for plates and cards. It markets Waterman’s fountain pen with a 30 day trial and one year guarantee, offered from Lewistown Maryland with auctioneering services and local contact Mr. A. N. Uremec for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Spring and Summer Hats at Mrs Grizpacen 1901 Opening
Local notices invite patrons to the spring and summer opening of Paris hats and bonnets on April 18 19 and 20 1901 at 115 North Market Street. Also advertised are new underwear mourning goods and invitations to call for exam ination of goods. Included are other notices on public payments and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Grizpacen
North Market Street
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Larass
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Frederick, MD
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Waresal
G. _ Bower, JR
Montgomery
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Township Spors & Sox
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Saltimore
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Pullman
No. 6
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Woman’s College
Library Fund
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T. C. Mateny
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