The Saturday News Promises A Rich Eight Page Issue
The Saturday News tomorrow features an eight page edition with ladies topics gardeners and recipes plus civil war article about General Lyon’s sacrifice at Wilson’s Creek and Bret Harte fiction. Special illustrated pieces and farm and Sunday school material accompany regular features and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig
Favera
Canada City
Bret Harte
Kilmer
General Lyon
Wilson’s Creek
Pampel Did Not Ride At Athletic Park Exhibition
Thousands packed Athletic Park last night to see J Frank Pampel’s roller track exhibition. Pampel refused to ride, citing a possibly unsafe platform and inadequate pay. Charles Lipps substituted, delivering riding feats and a dangerous fall that left Lipps bruised but the show continuing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hider
Chas
Lipps
Athletic Park
J. Frank Pampol
Wess
Pampal
Pampel
Charlen Lipps
Poole
Albaugh
Esterly
Jacobs
Brengle
Shipley
Clarence Devilbiss
Burke
Roberson
Bark
Charles Lipps
Morgan
Devilbiss
Hoffman
Mebbling
Purely Personal. Frederick News Notes of Visitors
A series of short notices lists locals and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mr. Dr. M. Devilbiss Johnsville agister at Park Hotel, Mr. Thomas Dorsey Washington visiting relatives, Mr. O. A. Rice Knoxville on business, Roscoe Sneadner Liberty spending the day with friends, Miss Doll Blue Ridge Summit, Miss Nannie Routzahn Frederick guest of Miss Anna K Rudy Middletown, Miss Grossnickle Myersville visiting Mrs. Thomas Kline, Mr. Samuel Keefer Baltimore visiting, Miss Naomi Gring return from Rogers Town, Mr. Albert Smith Ess Fourth Street back from Atlantic City, Misses Louiga Engelbrecht Net tie Liddy Frederick visiting Isaiah Mozer Myersville, Mrs. Williams Hikridge and Mrs. Arthur English New York visiting father Mr. McClintock Young Court Square, Misses Alice Mary Koogle Washington DC visiting grandparents F. T. Main near Middletown. A wind gust lifts A L Kline store awning on Wes Patrick Street, smashing a second story window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Devilbiss
Johnsville
Park Hotel
Thomas Dorsey
Washington
O. A. Rice
Knoxville
Frederick
Roscoe Sneadner
Liberty
Doll
West Church Street
Blue Ridge Summit
Nannie Routzahn
Anna K. Rudy
Middletown
Grossnickle
Myersville
Thomas Kline
Samuel Keefer
Baltimore
J. Klise
East Second Street
Naomi Gring
This City
Rogerstown
Albert Smith
Ess
Fourth
Washington, D. C
F. T. Main
Funeral notices from Charlesville area include multiple services
Beatrice Dietta Zimmerman infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richie D. A. Zimmerman died young and was buried at Zion cemetery after a service at Zion Reformed church conducted by Rev. S. M. Hench. David Specht died recently and was laid to rest at Mt. Pleasant Reformed church with pallbearers named. Miss Mary Fout Grove died of heat prostration near Jefferson and was buried in the Reformed cemetery after a service at her home. John Bowers, formerly near Hansonville, was buried at Zion cemetery after a service at Charlesville Reformed church conducted by Rev. S. M. Hench. Funeral directors listed: C. J. Smith, O. OC. Carty, and M. R. Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Dietta
Richie D. A. Zimmerman
Charlesville
Zion Reformed Church
S. M. Hench
Zion Cemetery
C. J. Smith
David Specht
Linganoie Hills Inn
The
Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
Hoffmeier
Edward Cramer
Bradley Cramer
Herman Buckey
Luthber E. Lease
George Munshover
William Ketrow
O. OC. Carty
Mary Fout Grove
Reformed
Jefferson
M. R. Etchison
John Bowers
Hansonville
Washington County
Bowers
George W. Bowers
Huyett’s
Hagerstown
John Gaugh
J. P. Angelberger
Howard Wachter
Andrew Summers
O. J. Smith
B. O. Gets Another Road In Virginia Transfer
President Loree and a Baltimore and Ohio party returned to Clarksburg West Virginia from inspecting the Richmond branch. Formal transfer of the West Virginia Short Line Railroad from stockholders to the Baltimore and Ohio will occur in New York. T. Moore Jackson went to New York for the transfer. The road was mortgaged for 3 million dollars, with the Mercantile Trust Company of New York as trustee. Loree will become president of the Short Line succeeding Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loree
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Clarksburg
W. Va
Richmond
New York
West Virginia Short Line Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
T. Moore Jackson
Mercantile Trust Company of
Hox
Short Line
Reducing Clerical Force at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The new management of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has begun to trim clerical staff across the system. In Cumberland five yardmaster clerks are dismissed, with duties redistributed to remaining clerks as operations stay brisk on all divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Transportation Department
Cumberland
General Yardmaster
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Ideal Family Laxative
A promotional note extols the pleasant flavor and gentle soothing action of Syrup of Figs as the best family laxative. It claims parents will benefit when constipated, urging every family to keep a bottle on hand. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Gallows in the Woods Spooks Cumberland Residents
A female witness on Shrivers Hill discovered a man and a woman hanged from an improvised gallows with a wagon nearby. Police traced wagon tracks and questioned a 17 year old girl who witnessed the scene. Lieutenant Schmulz and Constable Pitzer led the search, with the town crowded by curious residents as details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Ids Johnson
Pittsburg
Shrivers Hill
Corporation
George J. Schmulz
John Pitzer
Mrs Anna M Cook Dies in Middletown at 40
Mrs Anna M Cook wife of Millard F Cook of Middletown died Saturday morning of consumption aged nearly 40. A Lovettsville native and daughter of Thomas Gost she leaves husband four daughters and one son. Funeral at Lutheran church Middletown with Rev Beard and Rev Pontius officiating. interment in Reformed cemetery. Pallbearers named. H O Festa was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Cook
Anna M. Coook
Middletown
Lovettsville
Thos. Qost
Bessie
C. E. Neimyer
William N. Rudy
M. L. Beard
J. W. Pontius
Reformed Church
Reformed
J. 8. Beatty
T. C. Rody
Corneling E. Doub
Wm. E. Smith
D. Bittle Rontzahn
O. Alfread Weaver
H. O. Festa
Threshing accident injures John Haines near New Market
John Haines, working a threshing engine on Mr. Tangerea Griffith’s farm near New Market, was badly hurt when the engine and threshing machine jammed together while attempting to couple them. Dr. H. H. Hopkins of New Market attended, reporting injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haines
Tangerea Griffith
New Market
George Wrenn
Haines
H. H. Hopkins
Law Court Sees McCormick and Chaney Committed
In a Frederick scene Justice Smith ordered Charles McCormick to the House of Reform. Columbus Chansy to Montevue Hospital for 90 days. McCormick was escorted there by Officer Bruns and Chaney by Officer Simpson. Louise Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Eldred Johnson, bruised her knee after a bicycle fall but is expected to recover quickly as friends hope she resumes riding soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Smith
Charles McCormick
Brust
House of Reformation
McCormick
Bruns
Columbus Chansy
Montevue Hospital
Chaney
Montevue
Simpson
Louise Johnson
Eldred Johnson
Arthur Potte
Louise
Frederick
Thurmont Seeks Plant as Machinery Estimates Sought
Mr S M Birely secretary treasurer of the Sweigart Manufacturing Company traveled to Baltimore this week to secure estimates for plant machinery. He aims to locate the factory at Thurmont and advance local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Birely
Thurmont
Sweigart Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
Lucky Fishermen on Potomac Catch Bass
James Haun John Grove Nicholas and William Brest caught thirty seven bass yesterday in the Potomac. Mr Joshua James caught four bass weighing over four pounds. Business may come and go but the shrewd advertiser's business flows on forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haun
John Grove
Nicholas
William Brest
Potomac
Joshua James
Democratic Maryland Convention Calls for White Supremacy Unity
The Maryland State Democratic Convention in Baltimore nominated J W Hering for comptroller and J Frank Turner for clerk of the Court of Appeals. J E R Wood and J Roger McSherry represented Frederick on resolutions and credentials. The platform urges unity, broad public schools, and control of state government by white residents, opposing Republican leadership and inflated black voter influence. Free delivery expansion notes Middletown routes planned by Rural Delivery Agent George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. W. Hering
Carroll County
J. Frank Turner
Talbot County
Court of Appeals
J. M. Newman
Frederick County
J. E.R. Wood
J. Roger McSherry
Newsnen
Nn 4
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party of
State Central Committee
J. W. Downey
Mosers
Chas. N. Hargett
Murray Vandiver
Various Maryland News Items Jump Between Bankruptcy, Crime and Local Notices
News from Maryland reports Benjamin Tyson of Pikesville applying for bankruptcy protection. The Maryland State Bar Association at Deer Park elected John Wirt as president and adjourned. A man known as John alias Pod Davis was moved to Baltimore City Jail after an assault charge. Israel M. Parr of I Parr & Son died at Fernwood in Green Spring Valley. A Cumberland mother is alleged to be heir of Burkhard Moser, whose estate is valued at millions. J Oscar Jones faces jail over false bond for his wife, a postmistress. A fatal throat cut victim Blanche Gray was found in Baltimore. Judge Harlan refused to return Carrie Ostercamp to her mother, placing her with adopters the Bakers in Montgomery County. Aberdeen reports no attempted assault. Fitzgerald the colored man remains in Bel Air jail for identification tests. Miss Mary Norringtown refuses to testify in Belair. The Local Market lists prices for corn, corn shelled, wheat, and hay. A Frederick Fair dog show will debut, with over twenty classes and hired judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Howard Tyson
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Maryland State Bar
Deer Park
John S. Wirt
Oscil County
John
Pod Davis
Nora Cross
Howard County
Baltimore City
Burke
Israel M. Parr
I. Parr & Son
Baltimore
Blanche Gray
Penn Street
Harlan
Carrie Oatercamp
Mary H Ostercamp
William A. Baker
Montgomery County
Aberdeen
Fitzgerald
Belair
Mary Norringtown
Local meeting notices and upcoming events in Frederick area
The page lists a series of local notices and events including a Business Men's Association meeting at City Hall this evening. It promotes an upcoming picnic at Rocky Springs on August 3, a Braddock Heights dance, and an excursion to Baltimore scheduled for August 4 with a $1 round trip fare. Also advertised are optician exams, a Luray Caverns excursion, the Frederick county band day and races on August 4, and cultural events at Mt. Carmel and Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. Additional notes mention dressmaking services and a five dollar eye examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
J. A. Rice
Sec
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Keave
Camden Station
Luray Caverns
Luray
Caverns
Prices Slashed On Silks And Garments At Closeout Sale
John Hendrickson announces a bold half price sale on silks and garments including remnants of silks for waists and dresses, challies linens and parasols. The window shows lowered prices on fine fabrics and ready to wear items with bold claims of quality and value.
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Batiste
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Hants
Walter Tyrreil
Thomas Dainsborough
London
Sudbury
Wet
Napoleon Bonaparte
Willam Williams
Igneisor Williama
Lebanon
Conn
Frederich Marryat
Norfolk
England
Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Horace Mann
Yellow Springs
Paul Delaroche
Bermudez
Peru
William P. Innes
Grand Rapids
McKinley
Spain
Wasmeror
Tos
W. J. Moors
Weather Bureau
Edward Hewes
Agon
Patrick St. Aportant ‘Meeting
Bice Lacy
Burger & Schley
Noeidig & Miller
Wight
Doll’s
Muel
Tislow
Atice Yente
the Saturday News
Department For Ladies
Pacers
Rev. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Marret
A. L. Kline
Wes Patrick Street
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GL. T. MacGull, Jr
Mary Crimmins
North Market Street
Charles B. Gaver
Philadelphia
Kionday
Damicratic
Middletown Valley
George
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J. E. W. Hargett
Frederick Fair
Samuel O. Titton
Rocky Springs
J. Gladhill
Braddock Heights
G. Thomas
Isador Lake
Saks’ Optical Company
City Hotel
Ssxpor Saks
Frederick Fair Grounds
Mt. Carmel
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
Wm. C. Boteler
Frederick Fair Groonda
A. L. Rovers
W. Second Street
Eaper
East Church Street
John Hendrickson
John Henoniczsos
Neidig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Indy
Nis
Agust
Newto & Muses
Clinton EB. Main
DR. Mean
Clinton E. Main
Frederiex
Guy
Isanogie & Wagaman
Bere Books
Arnold
de Haan
Dave
Boone
Isanogole & Wagamah
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sapfington
Peice
B. Sappington
North City Hall
GEO
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directore
Prederick, ND
Prederick CO
T. P. Rice
E. Fourth St. O. & P
RICE
Sty
Fredk Co
Ceresville Mills
Oxsersville Minnina Co
Ronasp
Sin
Mippietown Supply Co
F. Roland
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Exeter
Atlantc Avenue
WM. Hewitt
Hegemann
Jyli2m
Arkanbas Avenue
Hotel Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
Tear Beach
E. B Voorhers
Dazodim
Atlantic City
N. J
Yay R. Bnook
Lewistown
Mir
A. N. Cramer
Levine
Frederick City
Youx
Dutrow
Walkersville
Win
Ramsbure
B. Rosenour
Rick St
T. H. E. Peterman
Gio West Franklin Street
Sergeon
Jhb. A. Atled Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M Radel
George A Gilbert
Idawis
DP S
Nicodemus
North Market
Frederick Co
Court House Park
Nexs
East Patrick
East Patrick Street
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