Saturday News Promises Rich Eight-Page Issue
The Saturday News announces a large eight page edition with city and general news plus special articles on general interest. Features include Hot Back to New Orleans, Osptsin Kilmer war story, illustrated articles, ladies and farmers sections, Sunday School lesson, Letters from Mary Jane, Market Scribe, church notices, and daily news coverage. Costa two cents.
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Tur Laturday News
New Orleans
Osptsin Kilmer
Farragut
Mary Jane
Jocal
Gen- Taz Saruepax News Costa
Personal notices from York and surrounding areas
Purely personal items list residents traveling and visiting in Baltimore Washington Frederick and Middletown. Individuals include Mr Harry Bowers Mrs Willard Keller Miss Emily Macleby Mr John W Neipold Mize Shaw Mrs James Sweet Mrs Frank Markell Mrs Ghares K Hann Miss Zora Lighter Mr John S Himes Mrs Warren Jernegan and Mase Earhart. Also a hospital note inviting physician inspections and a garbled zinc paint line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bowers
York
Willard O. Keller
Clarke Plaze
Baltimore
Allen &. Lampe
Emily Macleby
Court Square
Washington
John W. Neipold
West Patrick Street
Mize Shaw
Westminster
Emma Newman
Fast Second Street
James Sweet
Katie Quynn
Dust Patrick Street
Frank Markell
Charleston
W. Va
Frederick
Ghares K. Hann
Steiner Bobiey
West Church Street
Zora Lighter
Middletown
Lense
John S. Himes
Fengarilis
KL. Cobient
Warren Jernegan
Havana
Cube
Geo. W. Norris
West Fourth Street
Dickens Discussed by Fortnightly Literary Club at Baker Home
Members and many invited guests gathered at Mr and Mrs Joseph D Bakers East Church street for a Dickens focused meeting. Entertainment included piano duet poems readings and selections from The Pickwick Papers with papers on The Pathetic and Humorous Sides of Charles Dickens. Refreshments of ices cake and coffee were served. next meeting announced for May at Col Wm P Maulsbys Court Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Baker
East Church Street
Mauleby
Charles Dickens
M. M. Robinson
Sidney Carton
Two Cities
Eleanor Potta
Bertha Trail
George Dennis
John 5. Newman
Glenn H. Worthington
Gol. Wm. P. Maulsby
Court Square
Work of Death and Obituaries: Rouzer and Windsor Tributes
Mrs Julia E Rouzer wife of Colonel John R Rouzer of Thurmont died at 63. She was daughter of Joseph Wilhide, twice married, mother of Mamie Brown Margaret and Horace, Lutheran church member. Funeral at noon with Rev Metzger service at home and burial in United Brethren cemetery Thermont. William Brewer Windsor aged 70 died April 14 near Powhatan Baltimore county after a week’s illness. Former Dixon Bartlett salesman, survived by widow and nine children. funeral from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rouzer
Julia E. Rouzer
John R. Rouzer
Thurmont
Tusaday
Joseph Wilhide
John Willman
Maryland
Gettysburg
Rouze
Mamie Brown
Margaret
Horace
W.S. T. Metzger
United Brethren
Thermont
William B. Windsor
William Brewer Windsor
Powhatan
Baltimore County
Montgomery County
Free Phones for Engine Houses in Frederick City
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company will furnish free telephones to the engine house of each first company in the city. When a fire is reported, the location will be phoned to all engine houses, effectively replacing a traditional fire alarm system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase Earhart
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Thelma
Aidon Benedict
Cbas
W. Chass
Marie Correlli
City Opera House
Miss Corelli
Qorelli
United States
Mr. Chase
Odin
Y Valhalle
Bids on Western Maryland Railroad sale submitted to council
The Fuller syndicate and other bidders submitted bids for Baltimore holdings in the Western Maryland Railroad. Varney syndicate offered 10,100,000. Reading Railroad Company 10,001,000. Hambleton-Cook syndicate 9,250,000. Bids to be sent to the council by the committee on Western Maryland Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRA
Hayes
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Fuller Syndicate
Varney Syndicate
Reading Railroad Company
Hambleton-Cook Syndicate
Committee On
Church organ bought and stored for new auditorium
Trinity Reformed Church of Thurmont has purchased a large pipes organ formerly in the Jacob Tome Memorial M B E church in Port Weposist. It arrived in Thurmont and is being stored in the church building until the new auditorium is ready. The old organ was sold to a church in Adamatowz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Jacob Tome
M. BE
Port Weposist
Adamatowz
Address by Dr Eschbach At Pittsburg Meeting
Rev Dr B R Eschbach pastor of the Evangelical Reformed church of this city and a member of the executive committees of the Alliance of the Reformed and Presbyterian churches now meeting in Pittsburg Pa made an address before the committee yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschbach
B. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Alliance of the Reformed and Presbyterian Churches
Pittsburg
Marriage of Thomas Dinterman and Williams Umberger
Thomas Dinterman of Frederick and Williams Umberger of New Market wed at the M E church parsonage with Rev. Dr. B S Todd officiating. Also reported are death warrants for Frank Jones and John Johnson to be executed June 20 in Howard County. Mrs. J Wallace Davis of Thurston recovers from a runaway accident on Westister Street in Adamstown.
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Thomas 5. Dinterman
Frederick
Williams M. Umberger
New Market
B.S. Todd
Hobbs
Howard County
Frank Jones
John Johnson
Jane 2
Israel Radetsky
Baltimore
Pris. Davis
J. Wallace Davis
Thurston
Runnaway
Wectister St Adamtown
Hws
Wlomtirely
M.L. Norris
North Market
Nor Bae
Wabarben
Walkersville
Bents Placer
Market
Bentz St
Bentz St. Near: aTelith.—Staley’s 21 Acres, Shookstown
Barthiow
Barthows
Jan Bee
Ichtner
Peereste Vrs
Ani Brees
Harmen Seeh
Balldine
South Street
Schleysville
Reuet
Brass
Noad E.cramre
National Bank
Fredericx
Local Market Prices and Quotas Reported
The Local Mart notes market quotas for today include corn and wheat with assorted prices. Prices shown include garn, barral at 285, hay at 410 per ton, with other figures for whet and oats adjusting per bushel and ton.
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W. Hargett
In Good Condition After Repair Test
The junior fre engine repaired at Abbotts machine shop yertsr Gay was taken out and tested yesterday evening and the machinery worked perfectly.
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Abbott
Yertsr- Gay
Van Wormers Convicted in First Degree Murder
jury convicts Willis Van Wormer Burton Van Wormer and Frederick Van Wormer of murder in the first degree for killing their uncle Peter A. Hollenbeck on Christmas Eve, firing ten bullets into his body in a Brandon area case reported April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory Rondere Vertiet
Vvolu
Tax News
Bupios
Willis, Burton
Frederick M. van Wormer
Peter A. Hollenbeck
van Wormers
Hollenbeck
Wilhelmina Fever Continues As Board Seeks Right of Way
Special dispatch reports Queen Wilhelmina's fever persists after a quiet night in AnsTeRpsaM. In Monrovia the County Commissioners authorize clerk C O Ausherman to contact Baltimore & Ohio counsel J Roger McSherry to obtain a right of way for relocating a county road due to track changes. The board continues reassessing property values and plans to adjourn tomorrow before resuming Monday and Tuesday for the semi monthly session.
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Tax News
Ansterpsam
Hornann
Wilhelmina
Board of County Commissioners
C. O Ausherman
J. Roger McSherry
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Monrovia
A. Canal Repairs Open the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Repairs complete along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from Harper's Ferry to Georgetown with water turned in today. From Seneca to Georgetown the line was fixed last week and filled but not yet used. Boatmen repair boats ahead of traffic opening on the 25th. West of Harper's Ferry to Cumberland requires 16 more days before water can be turned in.
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A. Canal
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Harper's Ferry
Georgetown
Harper’s Ferry
Seneca
Cumberland
Passover festival date announced and Woodmen camp organized
News of the churches announces Passover begins next Tuesday with Passover eve on Monday evening and unleavened bread as the first meal. Middletown Camp No. 10 627 Modern Woodmen of America is organized in Middletown with officers elected including Venerable Consul G O Rhoderick Jr Adviser Wa Dillon Banker Dr S M Wagaman Clerk C K Rhoderick Sentry J Y Vincent Beachie Watchman F N Rhoderick Manager Theodore C Gaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Middletown
Another Election at Thurmont Due to Ties
In Thurmont a new election will be held on Tuesday April 22 because of tied votes for president of the Board of Commissioners and for commissioner. For president the tie went to J F D Miller and J W Creeger with 53 votes each. For commissioner the tie involved J A Weddie and B M A Williar with 52 votes each. Morera W J Freez F Hesson and C A Weller were elected commissioners.
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Thurmont
Board of Commissioners
Tuesaday
J. F. D. Miller
J. W. Creeger
J. A. Weddie
BM. A. Williar
Morera
W. J. Freez
F. Hesson
C. A. Weller
Banquet Honoring Legislator Hightman at Virginia Hotel
A banquet was hosted for Hon. Thomas Hightman of the Patersville district by leading Republicans at the Virginia Hotel Brans Wick last Monday night. William Schnaeffer, master of ceremonies, spoke on behalf of the people thanking Hightman and his colleagues for their service to Bronawick.
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Thomas Hightman
Patersville
Maryland
Virginia
Brans Wick
Bronawick
Wm. Schnaeffer
Hightman
Dankard Meeting of German Baptist Brethren Delegates
The 10 churches of the German Baptist Brethren in Dankards Eastern Maryland met at Pipe Creek Meetinghouse near Unontown, Ostrott county. Delegates elected for the Harrisburg assembly include Elder Albert Holsinger of Washington, D C, Elder S H Utz of Bush Creek, A P Lossier of New Windsor, and Elder Thomas J Kolb of Monocacy with John Weybright as alternate.
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Dankard
The
German Baptist Brethren
Dankards
Maryland
Pipe Creek
Unontown
Ostrott County
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Albert Holsinger
Bush Creek
H. Utz
New Market
Sams Creek
A. P. Lossier
New Windsor
Monocacy
Thomas J. Kolb
John Weybright
No Stationery for Legislators in Extra Session
The General Assembly members and officials will not receive the twenty five dollars stationery allowance for the extra session claims. Attorney General Rayner has advised Comptroller Her to deny honoring any certificate for the stationery allowance. Later notes include real estate sales at the Court House, a Montgomery county pneumonitis illness, a baseball player signing with Hartford, and the old skating rink demolition ending with the final upright removed.
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General Assembly
Onlyiay
Rayner
Her‘Ting
Two Additions Proposed for Night Police After Street Office Abolishment
The board contemplates adding two officers to the night force and delegating street supervision to patrolmen. May 1 marks the effective date after Superintendent Yeakle resigns April 15. The plan restores preexisting street supervision structure, with shifts ensuring a constant headquarter presence.
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Board of Aldermen
Palicos Forca
Atrests
Themanlves
Yeakle
Smith
Poberinre Ada Ef Atreeta
Wiltbergers Seek Receiver for Harwood Estate
Mr and Mrs Robert E Wiltberger filed in circuit court for the appointment of a receiver to manage the estate of the late Thomas Harwood and to receive rents and profits accruing before settlement. Defendants named include Mrs Jans Harwood Wm T Harwood Clinton B G Harwood McKendree Harwood and others with counsel J Ripe Aton G Urner J Roger Iyon F Marion Faubel.
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Sak
Robert E. Lee Wiltberger
Thomas
Harwood
Thi Sais
Mra
Jans Harwood
Wm. T. Harwood
Clinton B. G. Harwood
McKendree Harwood
Shee Cuter
Henry G. Davis Memorial Hospital at Elkins
Ex Senator and Mrs Henry G Davis will erect a two building Memorial Hospital at Elkins West Virginia to cost about 50000 as a memorial to their son Henry G Davis Jr who was accidentally drowned years ago while on a cruise around South Africa The hospital will be named Henry G Davis Memorial Hospital and will stand on Harrison Avenue
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Henry G. Davis
Elkins
W. Va
Henry G. Davis, Jr
South Africa
Harrison Avenue
Able to Work Again John Fogle Returns to Job
John Fogle, injured yesterday while digging out the foundation for the Rac kout building, returned to work this morning. The incident left him with injuries but he recovered enough to resume duties.
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John Fogle
Ex Gov Frank Brown Operated On In New York
News from the state reports ex governor Frank Brown underwent a successful operation in New York for nasal bone affection. Also noted are a completed trolley line between Cumberland and Frostburg with a trial trip, promotions at the Baltimore and Ohio line, and a planned lecture season by Bryson and Bohley at Mountain Lake Park.
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Frank Brown
New York
Cumberland
Frostburg
C. W. Alexander
Hagerstown
William Jennings Bryso
Admiral W
Bohley
Mountain Lake Park
Naval Academy
Washington
Vestling J.T. Ambaugh
Bayview
Local Spring Openings and Tours Advertised in Frederick
Local notices advertise Spring openings at Rosetoors and Mrs M L Norris with sample Oxfords and millinery displays. Also promotions for Maryland Day at Charleston with special round trip fares from Frederick on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, plus a Boston tour package with extensive itinerary and low round trip price.
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Maryland
Charleston
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Charleston Exposition
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fredenck
Balti Maré
Boston
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Atlantic City
Fall River
D. B. Martin
Trafic
Eskimors
Silk and textile bargains at Main Drug and Variety
Clinton E. Main offers washable silks, taffeta silks, silks by the yard, and wide ranges of dress goods at discount prices. New shipments from Jap suppliers and a focus on hospital linens, malles, muslins, and cottons mark the sale. Personal attention promised by the pharmacist owner.
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Clinton E. Main
Frederick Ity
Ruacee
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