Saturday News Announces Eight Page Big Paper Preview
The Saturday News promotes its eight page edition tomorrow highlighting illustrated local features. It promises sketches and portraits of Hon. William R. Young chief judge of the orphans' court and Russell E. Lighter Middletown's new burgess, plus a picture of Lieut. Adams of Gaithersburg named Mayor of Manzanillo Cuba.
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William R. Young
Orphans’ Court
Russell E. Lighter
Middletown
Lieut. Adams
Gaithersburg
Montgmery County
Manzanillo
Cuba
Glass Dagger serial ending soon and feature previews
The paper teases the final installments of The Glass Dagger and previews upcoming articles. It promises readers two weeks to the conclusion and notes that Tar News will publish CAPTURE OF A SPANISH FLAG by Captain Kilmer detailing the Fort San Juan charge. Also mentions housekeepers, farmers, Sunday School Lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features with trade reviews and local news. Paper offers home delivery or mail, 2 cents per copy.
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Kilmer
Fort San Juan
Tar News
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Quay Acquitted and Appointed to Senate
Special Dispatch reports ex Senator Matthew S. Quay is acquitted on conspiracy to misuse state funds after a jury verdict of not guilty. Governor Stone appoints Quay United States Senator, per a later dispatch.
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TRE News
Pamapeionia
Matthew S. Quay
Quart
Tre Nowe
HakRiseune
Quay
United States
Stone
Maryland’s Religious Liberty Honored at Frederick County Meeting
At the Frederick County Historical Society gathering hosted by Dr. Francia Fenwick Smith, Hon. John A. Lynch presided as Prof. Gyrus Thomas’s paper could not be delivered. Frederick J. Nelson spoke on Maryland and Religious Liberty, tracing Lord Baltimore’s founding, the 1629 voyage, and the 1649 Act of Toleration, highlighting the charter and Jesuit advisers shaping religious freedom.
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The
Frederick County Historical Society
Francia Fenwick Smith
East Second Street
Maryland
Annapolis
Francis Fenwick Smith
John A. Lynch
Baker Johnson
Gyrus Thomas
Frederick J. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Ferryland
Avelon
Newfoundland
Longville
Anthony Smith
England
Jamestown
Virginia
Virgina
Charles I
Englant
America
Charles
Cecilius Calvert
Lord
Baltimore
Nelson
Cecilius
New World
Leonard
Cowes
Isle of Wight
St. Clement's
Andrew, White
John Althau
Ding
Earl of Arundel
Father Blount
Society of Jesus
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Howard
Father Mentius Vitellesche
Frederick
Bradley T. Johnson
Foundation of
New England
Nathan Hand Browne
J. Thomas Scharf
Jesus Christ
Maryland first to establish religious liberty says historian
A historical essay argues Maryland, under Lord Baltimore, created absolute liberty of conscience before Rhode Island and shaped American liberty more than toleration. It traces 1634 unwritten common law allowing free conscience, prior to formal acts, and contrasts tolerance with true liberty, noting Rhode Island’s 1636 compact but Maryland’s earlier practical framework.
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Maryland
England
John
Jimes
Lord Baltimore
United States
American Republic
Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Cecilius
Leonard Calvert
America
Virginia
St. Mary’s
Massachusetts
Providence
American
Mar. Nelson
Cyrus Thomas
Sand
Rhode Jaland
Religious liberty discourse and banquet noted at event
A discussion on religious liberty featured remarks from Mr. Nelson and Prof Thomas, with Secretary Baker Johnson delivering an elaborate speech. Dr. Robert H. Williams read from a recent address, Ex-Judge John A. Lynch and DeHaven Richards also spoke, and Dr. Edward McSherry read a commemorative poem by Folger McHinsey. After the literary portion a supper employed colonial china and a carnation decorated table, offering Maryland biscuits ham finger sandwiches olives and cake, all described as among the season's most delightful events.
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Roger Waillhiaawe
Cale Point
Nelson
Thomas
Baker Johnson
Tie
Robert H. Williams
Mredekiah
John A. Lynch
Uthor DeHaven Richards
Edward McSherry
Folger McHinsey
Maryland
Trials of Pointers at Baltimore Sportsmen Show
At the Baltimore Sportsmen's Show field trials two Frederick pointer dogs, Bang and Ripple, impressed with range and speed. Ripple pointed and brought in a dead bird. Ripsaw and Friday showed strong locating and steadiness in multiple encounters. The day closed with a large crowd witnessing another brace’s solid field work.
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Baltimore
Frederick
J. Broamble
Bang
J. Roger McSherry
Ripple
Ripsaw
Monocacy Valley
Friday
L. W. White
Iday
Accidents at Copper Mines Shaft injure two men
About 10 o clock Monday morning in a Copper Mines shaft near Liberty a loaded car jumped the track while being drawn up. Four men unloaded ore as the car plunged to the bottom. Hall Brown was injured falling thirty feet and Charles Keeney was struck by the car breaking a thigh. Doctors Stone and Sidwell treated the injured and Hautkins promised to hold positions for their recovery.
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Liberty
Hall Brown
Charles Keeney
Keeney
Millinery Openings Highlight Spring Displays
The Clark millinery and dressmaking parlor opened today with plans to continue tomorrow featuring spring bonnets and hats adorned with flowers laces and feathers. Miss Griffith and Thomas also showcased their new West Patrick street millinery today and tomorrow with decorations matching the display. Mrs Krise invites a further opening next week from Tuesday to Saturday.
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Clark Millinery
Griffith
Thomas
West Patrick Street
5. P. Krise
Trout Fishing Gains in Garrett Streams
Good trout fishing reports come from Garrett county with notable catches. Getty Browning of Oskland landed a thirteen inch fish weighing a pound and a half. Some fish reached fifteen inches as stockings continue with over 100000 distributed last week in Allegany and Garrett counties.
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Garrett County
Getty Browning
Oskland
Allegany
Garrett
Funeral of Alonzo N Miller Held at Pearl Home
The funeral for Alonzo N Miller, aged sixteen, was held yesterday at his mother's Pearl residence. Rev S Hench officiated at 7 pm with services at the house. Interment followed in Lutheran cemetery, Middletown, and the funeral was largely attended.
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Alonzo N. Miller
Rostzahn Receives Maryland Medical School Prize
At the University of Maryland School of Medicine commencement in Baltimore yesterday T Clyde Rostzahn of this county earned degrees and the gold University prize plus the Millenberg er prize of instruments. Also advertising Syrup of Figs links travel care with kidney and liver health, urging 50 cent bottles from California Fig Syrup Company.
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University of Maryland School of Medicine
Baltimore
T. Clyde Rostzahn
University
Millenberger
California Fig Syrup Company
Fire ravages east side of South Mountain near Middletown
A fierce forest fire swept the east side of South Mountain near Middletown in Washington county, destroying pine timber and fencing. About 100 acres owned by Geo Oswald of Hagerstown burned, with Daniel Reeder and others countering flames as wind drove the blaze toward buildings and battlefield landmarks. A second fire on the mountain’s west side burned less extensively, started by burning brush, and kept alight by strong southeast winds.
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South Mountain
Rohrersville
Washington County
Middletown
Bowen
Sharpsburg
Rane Monument
Daniel Reeder
Herculy
Brwk
Geo. B. Oswald
Hagerstown
Jacob Schindel
George Pound
Daniel Crouse
William Deal
False fire alarms waste town’s firefighting effort
At seven to eight last night a false alarm drew the entire department to East Patrick street after a lengthy delay. Despite a twenty dollar penalty, false alarms persist with no enforcement. Also notes local illnesses and a drug advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
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East Patrick Street
Lecture on The Roman Hierarchy at Kemp Hall
On April 26 Rev W J Tingler will give a lecture at Kemp Hall at 8 p.m. Doors open 7:30. Admission 10 cents, not sectarian or political. Proceeds benefit a good cause. Local notices advertise axles grease and seafood specials, with sample offers and telephone contact.
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W. J. Tingler
Kemp Hall
The Exclusive Carpet House Mating Trade in Town
L. B. Mullinix invites readers to visit the store and see the busy carpet and matting trade. The ad emphasizes exclusive focus on carpets and mattings, claims low prices due to quantity buys, and lists goods from China at a few cents to Japanese damasks at higher prices. Telephone 150.
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Monary
L. E. Moun
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A. T. Rioz & Sons
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P. V. Staub
Breaurs Ast
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E. Ramsburg
Clinton E. Main
Linton BR. Main
North Market Street
Fayetcines
Sam’s Place
Samuel C. Titlow
Wu. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Lin
C. E. Cums
F. B. Sappington
White Star Coffee
Jansdawi
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J. Heisely Keller
Tleman
Doutor Halliday
Potomac River
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Crown and Bridge Wore & Specialty
University of Maryland
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Giagisn
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Kooks Urner
Kerdy
Lewes
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Milton Carter
Libertytown
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Wm. H. Baltwell
Oaterbridge Horeey
Burkittsville
Hood
Farmer Allerton
Alien G. Quynn & Co
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Alten G. Brynx & Co
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