The Saturday News Preview and Contents
The Saturday News promises eight pages tomorrow with a complete story titled de Traitrens by P Y ck and PGE DAYS OF TERROR on the French Revolution. It features illustrated articles, women and farmers columns, a Sunday school lesson analysis, and regular features like Mary Jane and the Mar Scribe. The paper offers local and general news, church notices, trade reviews, and delivery for two cents a copy.
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Majaba Hill
P. Y. Ck
Mary Jane
Mar + Scribe
Justice Wood Busy With Drunk and Disorderly Cases
Police bring in many Negroes unable to keep their enthusiasm in bounds during Emancipation Day in Frederick. Wm Jones and Ben Wallace found guilty of drunk and disorderly. fines set at $2 each. Potts sentenced to jail two days. Mary Smith jailed 80 days with $5 fine in default. Tonsell jailed two days. Thomas fined $1. Johnson released on costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Jones
John Tonsell
Crouse
Henry Thomas
Bing
Nathan Tohnson
King
State News Briefs From Across Maryland Areas
Lieutenant Commander Cresap is buried at Annapolis. Ex Major Banks of Baltimore dies after short illness. Fankoo Long crate factory at Boonsboro destroyed by fire. John F Deckert faces grand jury for alleged manslaughter by abortion. John C Romag of Savage killed at railroad crossing near Annapolis Junction. John Dowden, 18, drowns at Potomac River in Pinto, Alleghany. Ella Reynolds bitten by copperhead snake but not seriously injured. New steel bridge on Boyds road over Buck Lodge Creek completed and handed to Montgomery County. Pearls found in Chester River mussels command good prices. One pearl oval, fine color, marble size. finds excite river men.
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Cresap
U.S. N
Annapolis
Robert T. Banks
Baltimore
Fankoo Long
Boonsboro
John F. Deckret
Mary Kaprolek
John C. Romag
Savage
Howard County
Annapolis Junction
John Dowden
Pinto
Allegany County
Ella Reynolds
Oscar Reynolds
Pondeville
Washington County
Buck Lodge Creek
Boyds
Potomac River
Montgomery County Commissioners
Chester River
Fragmentary Bits From Local Items and Notices
Brief, mixed-sample notes from a local paper including proverbs, weather glimpses, a jackknife of stray sentences on journalism, milk adulteration charges against Charles W. Myers of Walkersville, a bar admission recommendation for Louis Philip Coblentz Jr., a street accident involving calves near Myersville, and a fragmented railway accident report.
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Robe
Louis Philip Coblentz, Jr
Middlewh
Bny
State Board of Law Examinere
Night of racing at Athletic Park highlights slack wire acts
A small crowd gathered at Athletic Park for two mile handicap races with Waters dominant in the first. O. H E. Devilbisa staged a daring slack wire display as spectators cheered. In the final mile handicap, Albaugh edged Waters after a tight finish, with Griffith and Poole close behind as dancing continued past 11 o'clock.
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Athletic Park
O. H E. Devilbisa
Waters
Griffith
Poole
Albaugh
Barck
Water
Sermon on Matrimony From Rev Father Coleman
No sensational announcement will be made at St John s Catholic church this Sunday. Rev Father Coleman announces a sermon on the sacrament of matrimony the first in a series of plain talks not sensational in character. House Party at Oakleigh honors a daughter's birthday with guests from Maryland Virginia and Richmond. Accident at Boyds injures Mrs Kingsbury as a horse buggy collision occurs. Also an advertisement for a fig syrup claiming to cleanse the system and ease constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Coleman
St. John’s Catholic Church
Chauncey Jerome Weatherby
Rev
Edgar Thomas Read
Baltimore
California
Bust of William R Barry Memorial Planned by Deaf Association
Members of the Maryland State Association of the Deaf announce plans to place a bust of William R. Barry at the Maryland School for the Deaf in Baltimore. The fundraising effort, led by A. Buxton and the association's executive committee, follows a reunion trip to Telchester with members and supporters across the state.
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Maryland
Aseoamtion of the Deaf
Maryland School For the Deaf
William R. Barry
Barry
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
Association
A. ©. Buxton
Buxton
Aggeestion
Telchester
Fourd Dead in a Stable Near Indian Springs
Wilson Hurry of Garfield county was found dead in a stable at Indian Springs Tuesday around 1 PM. He had worked at J. Q. Harne's saw mill but was laid off due to sickness. Dr. J. P. Perry said heart trouble caused death. Justice Henry Shirk ruled no inquest needed. He was 46 and survived by a wife and ten children. Remains were taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hurry
Garfield
Indian Springs
J. Q. Harne
J. P. Perry
Clearspring
Henry Shirk
Deaf Hutes Picnic at Grove 8 Druid Hill Park
About 60 deaf mutes enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon picnic in Grove 8 at Druid Hill Park Baltimore. The event honored Maryland School for the Deaf graduates and former pupils with many young men, elderly men, matrons, youths and children present. Miss Bar ry, daughter of the late William R Barry, guest of honor, led the gathering as a longtime board president at the Frederick school.
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Grove
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
Graduatea
Maryland School For the Deaf
Miss Barry
William R. Barry
Frederick School
Leiden Boards Improve City Advertising Design
In Leiden the municipality oversees public notices, replacing ragged boardings with neat boards at main corners and canal bridges. Overhanging tops shed rain, and ornamental woodwork tops the boards, keeping advertising orderly and nearly artistic.
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Leiden
Charles Mulford Robinson
Highwaymen Encounter on Frederick Pike
John M. O'Brien, a young Ellicott City businessman, was attacked by highwaymen on Frederick Pike near Gray's as he returned home about 9 o'clock Monday night with a lady friend. A footpad seized his horse, forcing a plunge. O'Brien spurred away, escaping by rapid driving.
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Frederick Pike
John M. O'Brien
Ellicott City
Gray’s
Change of Pastors in Baltimore County Churches
Rev. M. M. Burtner of Cedar Grove Salem and Mount Zion on the Raysville circuit has resigned and gone to Oregon to accept a pastorate. Presiding Bilder J. L. Grimes appoints Rev. W. E. Daugherty of Thurmont to succeed him.
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M. M. Burtner
United Brethren Church
Cedar Grove
Salem
Mount Zion
Raysville
Baltimore County
Oregon
Presiding Bilder
J. L. Grimes
W. E. Daugherty
Thurmont
Dellinger Sets Potomes River Basa Record Catch
Daniel Dellinger caught nine large bass in nine minutes by the watch in a Potomes River rain storm near Williamsport, establishing a claimed record. He also landed a 30 pound bunch of fish. The remarkable haul occurred during a heavy rain.
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Daniel Dellinger
Potomes
Williamsport
Building Lots Sold by Local Doctor and Judge
Dr. George S. Moore purchased from the Markell estate a South Bentz street lot of 82 feet and a second lot of 26 feet adjoining, both in this city. He plans sight houses next spring. Wiss Lucy Eisenhazer and Miss Kathleen Beard assisted in a recital by Miss S. Stone at Boyd's in Montgomery county last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Moore
Markell
Bentz Street
John O. Matter
Moore
Wiss Lucy Eisenhazer
Kathleen Beard
Middletown
Stone
Boyd’s
Montgomery ‘County
Charles
Brengle
South Market Street
Myersville and Catoctin Rail Lease Sparks Valley Debate
The Myersville Monitor reports a contested lease of the Myersville and Catoctin Railway to the Frederick and Middletown Railway. Directors clashed, legality questioned, and local opinion split as the Hagerstown extension looms. The Myersville Monitor denounces the deal as illegal and forecasts turmoil, while noting possible future trolley moves and regional impact.
Schirm urged to lead inquiry on Schley case in Maryland
Maryland congressman Wachter backs Schirm for a formal investigation into Admiral Schley’s actions and the justice owed him. He argues the delegation should unite to demand truth and clear Schley’s name, while emphasizing Sampson’s separate record. The piece notes public calls for justice and the need to answer what would have happened if the fleet were defeated.
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Wachter
Sobiim
Frank
Admiral Schley
Macisy
United States
Admiral Edhley
Maryland
Schirm
Thag
Schley
Sampson
Cervers
The End Sale of Silk Goods at Unprecedented Discount
Unprecedented July sale by a department store promotes silks and dress fabrics at deep cuts. Inside prices half to one dollar, with end of sale items like foulard silks and lace curtains heavily discounted. Shoppers urged to act now for savings on waists, curtains, and variegated silk fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexus
Madras
Rodock & Co
A. T. Rice & Bons
Local Market Quotes From Mr Hargett
The Local Mart reports today prices: corn per barrel 2.50 shelled corn per bushel 0.50 wheat No.2 red steam 0.60 rejected 0.50 hay 12 to 14 per ton.
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J. G. W. Hargett
Ars
Sam's Place promises tart soup and dolls tonight
Local notice lists Sam's Place Market Space offering Genuine Tartie Soup tomorrow night with dancing and drinks. Braddock Heights hosts regular dances tonight with tickets priced 6 40, 7 80, 8, 9 and 1. Masonic notices announce a cornerstone laying Monday August 12 at 4 pm by the Grand Master. Columbia Lodge 58 and Lynch Lodge 163/168 gather at Masonic Hall at 3 45 pm the same day. Notices invite Master Masons to attend.
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Sam’s Place
Samouxy O. Tirtow
Pew Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge
Masonic Hall
Adolphus Fearhake
William F. Osinton
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