Tomorrow's News promises packed extra features
The Saturday News outlines a large next issue with When Tom Comes Back by John J. A. Becket, a China wars article by Captain Kilmer, special illustrated features, ladies pages, farmer notes, a Sunday school lesson analysis by Hey D. M. Stearns, and regular features like Mary Jane letters and the Market Scribe. The paper emphasizes reliability and broad topics for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur News
Tom
John J. A. Becket
China
Kilmer
Hey- D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Brief Bits From A Local Page In The Sick And Market
A miscellany notes Mrs. John T. Williams ill at South Market Street and Officer George Mulhorn still sick on Bentz Street. George Merchant and E. C. Shafer also reported ill. Shafer improving. United Brethren rent Junior Hall for services during church construction. David Wineberg adds a handsome new front display on North Market Street. J. E. W. Hargett’s market quotes show corn at 2.15 per barrel, shelled corn 88 cents per bushel, wheat 69 cents per bushel, with other listed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Williams
South Market Street
George Mulhorn
Bentz Street
George Merchant
West Seventh Street
C. Shafer
Brunswick Herald
David Wineberg
North Market Street
J. E. W. Hargett
Controversy Over School Contract Bids Reaches Governor
Frederick and Carroll counties face protests over school book supplier contracts. Attorneys for J. W. Bond Co. claim low bids by Bond were ignored in favor of W. J. Dulany Co. amid charges of favoritism and unlawful awarding practices. Governor Smith is urged to investigate all contracts while pending court actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megas. Barron, Wilmer, Ambler & Stewart
J. W. Reod Company
Baltimore
John Walter Smith
Annapolis
Carroll
Frederick
W. J.C. Dulany Company
Baltimore Coounty
W.J.C. Dulany Company
Board of County School Commissioners of
Baltimore County
Bmedairy Company
Dulany Company
Smilar
Carroll County
Frederick County
Mesars. Barton, Wilmer, Ambler & Stewart
Jane
J. W. Bond Company
Itnce
W. J. C. Dulany Company
Smith
Worcester County
Brown
Lowndes
Acts of Assembly
Ss Fay
Examiner Boblitz
BE. L. Boblitz
Board of School Commissioners
W. J. C. Delsryz Co
J. W. Bond & Co
W. J.C. Dulany Com- Pany
Delany
Porcusse Officials Debate Dalaay Proposal
Commissioners and Examiner Bobutz debated a local proposal related to Dalaay. They said they considered the matter thoroughly and made careful calculations. The outcome focused on how to move forward with UXL.
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Bobutz
Maryland Campaign Outlook for Republican Victory
Representative Mudd predicts a Republican sweep in Maryland this year with a hoped 10,000 vote gain in November. He cites past results, notes opposition from Senator Wellington, and says free silver remains a leading issue alongside imperialism. The plan aims to elect five Representatives, aiming for the Sixth district, following past waves of party success.
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Maryland
Wellington
McComas
Gorman
Coal Shipping Boost by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad expands into coal shipping with Curtis Bay terminals and storage yards to handle up to 20 000 tons daily, linked with Consolidation Coal Company. Existing Locust Point piers inadequate. new facilities expected to open October 1 and may push coal exports to Europe and beyond. Middletown picnic features 14th annual Sunday school reunion with Col George A Pesrie and General Grosvenor among expected speakers amid Republican rally plans in Boonsboro.
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O's
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Consolidation Coal Company
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio
Curtis Bay
Baltimore
Locust Point
Europe
Middletown
Middletown Valley
Maryland
Lewis Young
Woods
George A. Pesrie
General Grosvenor
Ohio
Josiah Pierce, Jr
South Mounts
Pearce
Senator McComas
Boonsboro
Rainy night at Athletic Park yields mixed results
At Athletic Park last night rain and threatening weather marred the program. Roy Shipley won the bag and potato races, John Markey took the broad jump at 16 feet, Borck won the mile handicap bicycle race, Koontz won the 100 yard dash after a dead heat with Markey. Koontz sprained his ankle and could not run the rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Roy Shipley
John Markey
Borck
Cronenberg
Koontz
Murray
Marman
James
Markey
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES CAMP MEETING HIGHLIGHTS LIBERTY CIRCUIT
The Liberty town circuit M. E. church camp meeting drew large crowds with Reva Lee Day of Frederick and Rev. Frank Thomas of Middletown preaching. Next Sunday Rev Dr J L Thomas of Washington and Rev George Jackson of Baltimore will preach. The second Quarterly Conference will be held Monday August 27 at 10 am in Ms Zion. A Linganore Hills Inn dance featured Maryland colors and a Frederick orchestra.
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Libertytown
M. E. Church
Reva. Lee
Day
Frederick
Frank Thomas
Middletown
J.L. Thomas
Washington
George Jackson
Baltimore
Liberty Circuit
Ms. Zion
Sale at Court House for Daniel Sherer estate
Captain Walter Saunders, auctioneer, to sell at the Court House door for Jacob Rohrback executor the real estate of Daniel Sherer. A two story brick home and lot on West Patrick street and a two story brick home on East Sixth street are included.
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Walter Saunders
Court House
Jacob Rohrback
Daniel Sherer
Patrick Street
Visitation Academy opening and jubilee for Sister Mary Martha Mahony
Visitation Academy near Tuesday celebrates the convent chapel opening and jubilee of Sister Mary Martha Mahony for fifty years of service as gardener and horticulturist. The community marks progress with library renovation funded by the Alabama Association and the directress relocates offices as the fifty fourth scholastic year begins. A local alum meeting and various school picnics and reunions are announced for coming dates. The Field Big Minstrels visit City Opera House on August 28 with a wide cast and novelty acts ensuring a lively community event.
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Eaftleth
Wallesley
Mary Martha Maloney
Ford
Alama
Mugusl Weenhog Laat Jove
Cenior Place
Academ
Sander Favorghia Sey
St. Augustine
Mary Martha Mahony
Martha
California
New York
Keatensy
al. Field
Field
Jake Walby
Will Hackett
Fairman and
Byde
Chesterfield
Dan Quinisn
de Verves
Enetzer
Fanat
Paris
al. G. Field
City Opera
Funerals for Garber and Kailer Held in Two Cities
The funeral of Brunswick resident John H. Garber who died on the railroad at Harper's Ferry was held at his home with Rev. Luther Martin officiating before burial in Bolivar, West Virginia. Capt. David Kailer’s funeral was held at his daughter’s home on West Third Street with Rev. E L McLean officiating and Mt. Olivet cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Garber
Brunswick
Harper's Ferry
Luther Martin
Bolivar
W. Va
Garber
Frank
Weverton
Solomon
Frederick
Samuel
J. M. Marquetts
Annie Danner
Notable Local Citizen Dr Boteler Stricken at 78
The Valley Register notes Dr W E Boteler, aged 78, long afflicted with an incurable disease gradually losing his mobility. Despite physical decline his health remains fairly good and his mind is clear. Dr Boteler is father to Dr Wm C Boteler of this city.
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Valley Register
W. E. Boteler
Mace Chambers Found Guilty For Drunk And Disorderly
Mace Chambers colored was arrested by Officer Six for drinking and disorderly conduct. Before Justice Eckstein she was found guilty and a fine of four dollars plus coins was imposed, paid, and she was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Mace Chambers
Six
Local notices and incidents from Cumberland area
The Cumberland community reports include deaths, arrests, injuries, and political events. Notables: Dr Kyila Eten Weaver, widow of Sung Ho Weaver, of Atom Brides. court stenographer David M Roop dies in Priggeltbarg. Ezra Betebenoer injured from a fall in Boonshire. Lorenza Foskey arrested in Salisbury on murder-plot charges. Republican Sixth District campaign opens with a mass meeting at Bownsboro. Cumberland bank stock ungraded at auction. Frank McQuigan killed by a freight train near Havre de Grace.
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Crossett
Rome
Ib Pondseile
Washington
Cianty
Kyila Eten
Sung Ho
Atom Brides
Aston B. Yoortee
Wahington Wanty
Peer Brownall
David M Roop
Warrell County
Priggeltbarg
Cumberland
Narrows
Ezra Betebenoer
Boonshire
Washington County
Joseph U Rasins
Stillwood
Stoudennmure
Maryland Prisoners’ Aid Society
Tarlads
Lorenza Foskey
Salisboro
Delaware
Mare Hale
Bownsboro
First National Bank of Cumberland
Fico
Ernest Hill
Bentley
Sandy Springs
Montgomery County
Frank McQuigan
Harford County
Havre de Grace
Piano Sale Announcement and Local Notices
Local Frederick notice announces L. Moone of Wm. Knabe & Co. will be at H. E. Wilcoxon’s store to sell pianos, new or second hand, at moderate or low prices. Also listed are a Friday night dance, an excursion to Myersville, a Masonic meeting, reservoir vandalism warning, eye specialty practice, G. A. R. encampment details, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad specials to Niagara Falls with dates and prices. Local residents urged to attend and participate.
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Frederick
H. E. Wilcoxon
Moone
Wm. Knabe & Co
Baltimore
E. G. Hates
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio Rail‘road
Bates
Baer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
America
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Washington
Camden Staton
Brans- Wick
Hagerstown
Keedysville
Harper's Ferry
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Retore Limis
Celi
Baltimore ,and Ohio Railroad
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Mrersville
F.&m. RR
Academy of of the Visitation
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John N. Clary
New Fall Goods
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Protest Agairet Award
School Commissionera
Ghigky
Mudd
Marracs Vaned
Waite Rouss
Telttwe
Republicas
News OF the Churches
Linganore Hills Inn
Linganore Hills
California Fig Syrup Company
Visitation Academy
Bing
Tjluen Ji Bilbel
Minstrels
LAW
Intervet
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Remtercay
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Wm. C. Boteter
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Glass OF Fashion
Wiloz Genta Pure Lineo
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Marker St
Clinton E. Main
Caueres Gpiston
Isanogle
Wagaman
Jsanogle
Classic Fiction
Perry and Prarg
Penny and Kc Pictures
Hinsdat's
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
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Atoom
F.B. Renate
GEO. S. Bodog
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Muscterta
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Rey. Tan, Bevin and
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Potomac River
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Atlantic City, N. J
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Arkansas
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Atlantic City
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R. J. Osborne
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