Tomorrow's Big Paper Features In The Saturday News
The Saturday News promises a larger issue with extra pages and abundant reading matter. Highlights include A Complete Story The Four Armed Lady by Francia Livingston, SPECIAL ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES including an India famine piece with Bev eridge, and The Boers Strong Line with Captain Kilmer and a map. Farmers topics, Indice recipes and homemaking notes, Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev. Stearns, Letters from Jane and the Market Scribe, and trade letters. Tax Sav enpay News costs two cents, delivered or mailed.
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Tae News
Tae Satvgpar News
Francia Livingston
South Africa
Pretoria
Kilmer
Jane
Market Scribe
Work of Death Two Children
Two youngsters of Mr and Mrs John Cline near Elerton Montgomery county died a week apart Albert Thomas 15 months April 12 and Josephus age 3 April 19 Funeral from St Johns Lutheran Hey W Remsberg officiating George Gladhill Ellerton died April 22 son of Andrew Gladhill three sisters Mandy Wiles Gladhill Rebecca Sisckan near Wolfsrifle Mrs W Hixon Pearre died last evening near Unionville in her twenty eighth year daughter of Mrs Jovanus and the late John B Stevens Local Mart My 3 KE W Hargett market quota Hone for today are Dorm per barrel 24 cents per bushel 68 cents per bushel Hay 13 to 14 per ton
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John Cline
Elerton
Albert Thomas
Josephus
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hey
Andrew Gladhill
Myersville
Mandy Wiles
High Knob
Gladhill
Fradasick
Zire
Reebecca Sisckan
Wolfsrifle
W. Hixon Pearre
Unionville
Jovanus
John B. Stevens
KE. W. Hargett
Census Enumerators to Begin Data Collection Next Month
A Census Bureau effort will appoint about 149 enumerators and clerks for the city district, with seven for the city itself. June 1 starts the count, to be finished in thirty days, reporting daily to Supervisor Harrington and then to Washington. Enumerators must access all dwellings, ask every required question, avoid false statements, and face penalties for falsification. Special instructions cover definitions, mortality data, and interpreter use, with emphasis on accuracy and courtesy.
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A. H. Harrington
Censos Sapertir
Harrington
Census Bureau
Washington
Emmerstore
United Sates
Uncle Tom's Cabin at City Opera Holls Monday Night
Stetson's Big Double Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. performs at City Opera Holls on Monday night in April. The troupe features a double band orchestra with white and colored musicians, two Toomes, two Marks, Eva with her pony Prince, the Lone Star Quartette, African mandolin players, and a Creole female quartet from Nashville. A big street parade is promised.
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Stetson
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Co
City Opera Holls
Nashville
Tena
Literary Society Meetings and Real Estate Sale Notice
Emerson and Belles Lettres and New Market Literary Societies held meetings this evening with officer elections pending. Private sale of West Patrick street dwelling to John Abrecht for 2250 and Sacre lot sold to Conred Ruland for 1150.
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Emerson and Belles Lettres Literary Societies
New Market Literary Society
Father C. Derr
West Patrick Street
John Abrecht
Alec Oid
Conred Ruland
Free illustrated lecture at Frederick College by Prof Towser uc
A free illustrated lecture by Professor Towser uc will be held tonight at Frederick College. The public is invited to attend and learn from the talk. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is praised by taks readers for accounts and health notes.
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Prof
Towser
Ege
Iver
Frederick College
Corbettee Appointed Receiver in Baltimore Building Loan Case
Judge Morris of the United States Circuit Court in Baltimore appoints Bird M. Robinson as receiver for the Baltimore Building and Loan Association, with Randolph Barton as coreceiver and John O. Rose as special master. The appointment aims to stabilize finances, assure impartiality, and expedite dividends to shareholders through prompt legal action and settlement.
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Baltlaore
Morris
Umind States
Balttaore
Bied M. Robensy
Sud
Bird
Baltimore
Beng
Millsi
Robinson
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Building and Loan Association Law
Chis State
White Vs. Williams
Hiss
Randolph Barton
Barton & Wilmer
John O. Rose
Uncle Hex sensational comedy thrills Evane City crowd
Frank Adams Uncls Hex Company staged their laughing comedy at the opera house Tuesday evening to a fair and highly appreciative audience. Manager Wiehe arranged a return date after the third act and the company was re-engaged for one more performance tonight. Prices 15, 25 and 35 cents. Seats at Seakle's School Business Trie Board of School Commissioners adjourned after a session with routine business. They appropriated 10 for a library at Key Rock and named new trustees for Cedar Grove and Retreat School. The county road from Keneswick to Knoxville opened at a cost of 4500. Middletown Town Commissioners named John Gardner water works superintendent.
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Frank Adams
Hex
Opera House
Wiehe
Uncle Hex
Evane City
Hez
Frederick
Seakle's
School Business Trie Board of School Commissionera
Key Rock
John D. Boltrople
Cedar Grove
Sidney H. Wachter
J. D. Zimmerman
Traveling Whather on pleasure ben or busines tips bottle of Syrup of Figs
When traveling whether on pleasure or business take Syrup of Figs as directed to keep kidneys liver and bowels functioning, helping prevent fevers headaches and constipation. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californis Fig Byrup Company
Tragic North Branch Tower Operator Suicide
Claude E Watkins aged 24, a Baltimore and Ohio tower operator, shot himself near the North Branch tower yesterday after marrying Lillian Lewy of Ithaca New York last Thursday. He left a note of no premeditation. his bride witnessed the event as a crowd gathered, with his death deemed self-inflicted. Watkins, son of a Montgomery County farmer, had been described as a capable operator. The bridal marriage drew a large crowd and an unusual, ad hoc ceremony occurred when Rev. Raymond, delayed by a missing Baptist clergyman, arranged the nuptials with another preacher. The couple reportedly met via an advertisement. The groom’s death followed a brief courtship with another Cumberland–area woman and the North Branch debutante scene. The groom’s father and three sisters survive him. his widow is 23. The occasion was marked by local attention, with a reception for infants at the Reformed Sunday school last night featuring games and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Claude E Watkins
Baltimore and Ohbto
Selbert
Watkins
C. Watkins
Meyer
Wight
Maurice Pitegerald
Fitzgerald
Goroner
Charles R. Morris
John Coleman
Order
United American Mechanics
Order of
Mr. Yingling
Charles Edward Raymond
North Branch
Maryland
Ithaca
Tower
Evitts Creek
Worth Branuch
Fire in Hell Quebec city claims five lives
A late April fire in Hell Quebec city reportedly killed five people. The blaze broke out early morning in a block believed to house four families, with rescuers struggling to reach the scene. Authorities have yet to release full details on the victims and cause.
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Ghawsa
Osi
Hell
Quebec
Fey
Cearly
Baldina
Military Appointment Reported in Spavial Prep Note
In Spavial locale on April 2 a government report states General Warren Miltry, governor of Gnogul and Weet, has been appointed to a new position. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Spavial
Lospus
Ges
Hoberts
Gerrral Warren Miltry
Gnogul and
Weet
Alumnae Function at Visitation Academy Held Yesterday
Pleasant April gathering of Visitation Academy alumnae and teachers yesterday afternoon featured a recital with piano duos, violin solos, recitations, and an address. The graduating class of 1900 joined in the program, with refreshments served and plans announced for the annual reunion in June.
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Visitacion Academy
Visitation Academy
Erouni
Marie Harpie
Irene Linduay
Enoch Arden
Flora Raphael
Lucy Eisenhauer
Gittinger
Tadieg
Pampel
Altimpie
Toe ggatiwa sings on phesett and crash suice notes
Fragmentary text lists a singer and a crash incident with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, making precise identification impossible. The readable bits imply a local event or performance followed by a collision report, but specifics and dates are not recoverable.
The Glass of Fashion Silk Goods Sale Exposé
A sensational newspaper ad touts low prices on silk fabrics and dress goods. It promotes special Black Duchess silks, hemited fabrics, cheviots, and zimbeb es, with discounts of 18 to 25 percent, plus sponged cheviots and wash shirt waists. It Claims superior fit in new Petticoats and bold reductions, urging buyers to visit for bargain choices and large displays.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Rigooy in Hagerstown
The funeral for Mrs Margaret Rigooy, who died Tuesday night in Hagerstown, was held at St John’s Catholic Church at 2 30 PM with Rev Father Gaffney officiating. Pallbearers included A H Harrington Jacob Dadisman and others. Burial followed at St John’s Catholic Cemetery. Undertaker F Schroeier.
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Margaret Rigooy
Hagerstown
St. John’s Datholic Church
Father Gaffney
A. H K. Harrington
Jacob Dadisman
William H. Shipley
Thomas Byler
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
F. Schroeier
Biss
F. Carrie Tucker
the Houss
Page Milburn
Washington
Joel Brown
Hammond Urner
Albert Gilson
Edgar Moore
R. C Nicodemus
Daniel Steiner
Charles D. Groff
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
C.C. Carty
Local Masonic Notice and Community Notices
Notice The members of King David Lodge No 60 IO O F will meet Sunday morning April 2 at 10 a m for a divin service Al Odd Fellows invited R C Nicode Tins Secretary Card of Thanks We thank the firemen and all who aided at our fertilizer factory fire Tuesday Laat Dr J M Radcliffe still has his office over George A Gilberts shoe store 18 North Market Frederick Oley Mad Musical Recital A recital at Women s College Friday April 27 at 615 pm by the Music Faculty Tickets 45c Sold at McCannells Maxolene The Great Furniture Polish Cleaver 15c bottle Allen G Quyan Co Box entertainment at Opera House May 4 Tickets 20c 35c Box sheet at Yeakles Phonograph records and Edison phonographs for sale Cheap Publicity For 15c you can tell Frederick know by a News want ad that you want a situation or want cook
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King David Lodge
al Odd Fellows
R. C. Nicode- Tins
J. M. Radcliffe
George A. Gilbert
North Market Street
Frederick Oley
Mad
Mullinix Carpet, Wallpaper House Promotes Low Prices
L BE Mullinex Tows Time Ad touts largest stock of carpets wall papers and curtains with new patterns rich colorings and novel designs. Prices claimed never lower for goods of equal quality. Store emphasizes large stock open to customers and invites visits to compare and buy.
Namie Muze Ad for Cough Cure at Market Street
Namie Muze at 38 N Market St advertises Main’s Cough Cure promising to shake a tight cough. A graduate pharmacist asserts quick relief and standard time updates from staff.
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Namie & Muze
Main
Clinton E. Main
Wazhin
Local ads offer shoes and fuels at low prices
Local merchants advertise musical sheet music at low prices, cheap fuel from Frederick Gas Works coke delivery at 4.50 per ton, and a range of footwear including Zieglae Bros Shoes and Mundell's misses and children's lines. Also promoted are eye ear nose throat services, spectacles, and family groceries.
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Zieglae Bros
Mundell’s
Frederick Gas Works
J.M. Newnan & Co
E. Patrick Street
Entertainment at Adamstown in Krerg's Hall
Miss Helen Stauffer and Miss Marion Koch with Miss Rosa Birely presented a musical and literary program at Krerg's Hall Adamstown last night. The large audience showed their delight with each selection and numerous encores.
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Adamstown
Krerg’s Hall
Helen Stauffer
Marion Koch
Rosa Birely
Daughters of Confederacy Invite Baltimore Chapter Meeting
The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy attended a social meeting in Baltimore yesterday. The local chapter schedules its regular meeting for next month and plans for Decoration Day in June at the last Thursday in May. Kipling Books Offer Limited Sets At Low Prices.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Fitzhugh
Lee
Baltimore
Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
the News
Frederick
Pleasure of the company through years 1901 to 1916
Fragmentary OCR hints at a town hall project seeking funds for a Town Mall and associated spaces. Mentions a “Teetital on Wn” unclear, with efforts to procure money and commemoration across years 1901 to 1916. Contains uncertain place and event details.
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Popes Oe
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the Daily News
Ape
Chess
Free Vbieien
Deante
Apeilss
Wasmisgrox
Tar Nrwa
W. L. Moogy
S. Market St
B.C. Beppdemug
the Saturday News
India
United States
Beveridge
Indiana
D. M. Stearns
Hood
Corbcetvee
Revaran
Keneswick
Knoxville
Board of Town Commissioners of
Middletown
John Gardner
Roy V. Harver
Claude E. Watkins
Eleres
Isa
the Reformed Sunday School
Wabeen Militasy Vv
ENGR
John Zendrickeson
Cath
Toe Ggatiwa
Crash Suice
Seeiex
Antrim
Ierite
Jou Hrexenrossor
Neidig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Tae Raxisunc Featuzes Co
Woman’s College
Combers
McCannell’s
Allen G. Quyan & Co
HE. Wilcoxox
N. Market Streat
L. BE. Mullinex
E. Mullinix
Clinton E. Matin
Excelsor Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Pelephons
Fins
Biretox'’s Palace
North Market Streat
H. E. Wilcoxox Music Hall
North Market
Wm. C. Boteier
Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Studer American Centre
Janddawip
F. B. Bappington
F. V. Stars
Raitamtien
J. Heibelt Beller'e
Market ST
Minnesota
Syanpi
Bard
The
Willard GC. Seller
Patsicles
D. B. C. Riggdemus
ARDS
Alfred Eitibe
Court Bar
Pest
Court Street
Frederick, Madecudswir
Cbarles
P. Levy
Levy
Ofice
Smeets
Sivem
Semler Iy
Cleveland
Trissie
B. Kalter
Ingylet
Rodooe
GEO, Skobock & CO
AT. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Embalnere
Frederick, MD
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