New Advertisements Today Highlight Holiday Goods and Services
A cluttered page lists help wanted notices, sales, renting options, and holiday specials from local merchants. Brief items include girl and husband wanted ads, rooms for rent, tailoring, organ and church bazaar events, oysters and dolls for sale, city hotel buffet mentions, and a Christmas ready-for-sale push by merchants. A late item notes a treaty with Nicaragua granting the United States access rights for canal construction.
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Lonia
Marea
Market St. Hooge
A- H. Harrington
Peets
Janez
Yuletide Bazar
Organ Hapital
Besbyterian Church
Doll's Land
City Hotel
Walkersville
Shipley & Bopet
L. B. Multiair
B. H. Bisokston & Son
Hagas
Darky
Doll Brothers
Chrissmas
Rodock & Co
A. G. Qayan & Co
Bloemfontein Fears Attack From Boers
A Bloemfontein ape reports Boer forces advancing from the east and north and a possible attack on the town is anticipated.
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Bloemfontein
Lexsex
Apedis
Czar's Health Reported Satisfactory by Physicians
From Stvapia dispatches The News notes physicians report the Czar's condition to be very satisfactory today. The update follows previous concerns as the empire watches for further medical details from the capital.
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Sevcral
Stvapia
Pleasant Personal Notes From the Region
Purely personal items recount travels and visits among residents. Anais Groekon leaves Baltimore. Rev John Metegat and son visit relatives in Myeraville. J B Zimmermann returns from Norfolk Newport News Hampton and Glass Point Comfort. Oyrne Stengner and Hanover visitors return. David Reifsnider and Stella Beilanider visit Braceville and Lough. Bettie Doub and Emma Flock visit Hagerstown Annville Lebanon. A Atlee Radcliff of the University of Maryland returns home with C 2. Reid?all from Newburgh. President McKinley names A Appleman of Columbus appraiser of public land on the Dane’s Commission. now in Emit Indian Territory.
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Anais Groekon
Baltimore
John Metegat
Blosservile, Pe
Myeraville
J. B. Zimmermannn
Norfolk
Newport Lons
Hampton
Gla Point Comfort
Oyrne Stengner
Ma Hanover
G. A. Lough
South Market Street
David Reifsnider
Stella Beilanider
Braceville
Adam
Lough
Bettie Doub
Middletown
Emma Flock
Hagerstown
Annville
Lebanon
A. Atlee Radcliff
University of Maryland
Eiedoall
Newburgh
McKinley
Appleman
Columbus
This County
Dane’s
Emit
Indian Teritez
Myersville and Oztoctin Electric Railway Elects Officers
A brief report notes the Myersville and Oztoctin Electric Railway held a meeting to elect officers for the ensuing year. The piece also muses on December and festive moonlight, with social observations on spending and language.
A Monthly Record of Deaths in City and County
For November the city and county show 60 deaths with 18 in the city and 42 in the county. Interments totaled 18 for Mt. Olivet, St. John's, and various colored yards. Woodville 6, Emmits 5, and 2 each at Met Zion Woodsboro Ridge Charlesville Thurmont and others. Mortality rose from October. Superintendent Michael notes 15 adults and 14 children buried at Mt. Olivet with city and county totals. Mr Lewis Oram killed five fine porkers on Thursday weighing 30 and 344 pounds.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Woodville
Emmits
Met. Zion
Woodsboro
Ridge
Charles Ville
Thurmont
Sabilius- Ville
Utica
Grossnickle
Middletown
Jefferson
Peteraville
Dayaville
Broad Row
Ridgeville
Central
Wolfsville
Hey’s Chapel
Apples
Burkitteville
Michael
Washington
Lewis Oram
Baltimore freight conductor killed by train near Frederick Junction
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad worker aged 42, a freight conductor named Sellman, was fatally injured when run over by his own train near Frederick Junction. He died at the scene. an inquest was unnecessary. He leaves a wife and five children living in Baltimore. The body was prepared for burial and shipped to Baltimore. He had been with the railroad since youth and previously lived in Pinne.
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Baltimoare Water
Salinas
Baltimoe
Baltimore
Brunswick
Frederick Junction
Almot
Sellman
Franklin B. Smith
Georgetown Pike
Pinne No. 4
County
B. & 0. Railroad
Charles Haydon and J Charlie Glydon at City Opera House
Charles Haydon notes that J Charlie Glydon of Frederick has achieved broad success in Other People's Money prompting multiple offers from theatrical managers last season. Glydon will appear at the City Opera House on December 3, with Haydon, son of Col. and Mrs. John A. Haydon of Court Square, and nephew of Chief Judge James McSherry, observing.
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Thors
J. Charlie Glydon
Frederick
City Opera House
Haydon
John A. Hay
Hawkins Murder Trial Opens in Montgomery County
The second murder case of the term, State of Maryland v James H Hawkins, proceeds in Montgomery County Court with Judges McSherry and Henderson. Prosecutors H Maurice Talbots and Chas W Prettyman present, defense by Edward C Peter and William P Manlaby. Hawkins, about fifty five, faces trial for the June 30 killing of James A Young at Clarksburg. The panel includes jurors from the prior Old Germantown case.
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Edward C. Peter
William P. Manlaby
Hawkins
Thea
Howard Hall
Old Germantown
Miss Houck Comes Home Elopement Case in Martinsburg
William Strine, arrested in Martinsburg West Virginia on adultery charges, had a hearing there. State's Attorney Worthington sought to transfer the case to Frederick but authorities refused. No testimony was offered against Miss Jennie Honck of Lewistown who eloped with Strine and she was released. Miss Honck accompanied her father home.
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Miss Houck
William Strine
Martinsburg
W.va
Worthington
Strine
Frederick
Jennie Honck
Lewistown
Misa Honck
Dixon gets 21 years for felonious assault
The Circuit Court for Carroll County sentenced Jesse F. Dixon to 21 years in Maryland Penitentiary for felonious assault on his sister in law Miss Lillie Bella Edmondson. The jury’s verdict and written request spared him the death penalty. Judge Gnarles T. Reifsnider delivered the sentence yesterday.
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Carroll County
Jesse F. Dixon
Lillie Bella Edmondson
Gnarles T. Reifsnider
Maryland
Fine Oysters Market Report from East Patrick area
The News staff enjoyed oysters presented by Garey W. Sadie of East Patrick The Local Mart. Market quotations list corn at 2.00 per barrel shelled corn 40 pints per bushel wheat 65 cents per bushel and hay at 19 dollars per ton 14 dollars per fon
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Garey W. Sadie
Gesser
W. Hargett
Georgia Mar invents a Process In Tv Price War
A transcripted report from an early 20th century item describes Georgia Mar patenting a process lowering television price war dynamics via Hobart Thomas fibre discovery. The Thomas Fibre Company formed in Treston New Jersey to cut paper costs using carlapseed pulp and cottonseed byproducts. Continuous text references individuals Robert and Hobart Thomas, a Florida mill, and the National Sale Company of New York organizing the venture with Hunter as a board secretary.
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Georgia Mar
Thomas Fibre Company
Treston
N. J
Hobart Thomas
Robert Thomas
Florida
Thomas
New York
Thc
Durecwr
Woot Hunter
Salt Company
Aloosac
Pulp from Cottonseed Hulls Promises Low-Cost Paper Material
The article describes Thomas's cottonseed discovery leading to forming a company with potential $5,000,000 capital to develop pulp from hulls. It notes prior uses of cottonseed byproducts, the vast hull waste, and that the new pulp could cost about half of wood pulp. Odor, weight, and strength claims are highlighted for bags and wrapping paper.
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Seada
Thanksgiving Socials at Middletown Churches
Heidelburg League of Obrist Reformed church Middletown held a Thanksgiving social in the Sunday school building with a full program of hymns recitations solos duets and sketches. Lutheran social followed with music prayer and readings as crowds gathered. An accident injured Mrs J A Dockerly as she fell from a chair. A rock and earth slip near Elkins West Virginia threatens winter debris removal.
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Reformed
Heidelburg League of Obrist Reformed Church
Middletown
Lizzie Michael
Solomon
Pontius
Margaret Pon- Hing
Grace Kefanver
Joseph Pontius
Annie Keller
Leaguua
Christian Endeavor Society
America
M. L. Beard
Elsie Wilhide
Virgil Doub
Little Fellows
Celit
Ldnnett
Annie Wilhide
W. W. Doub
Zobo Cornet
Mary E. Routzahn
Hear Dem Bolis
Kathleen Beard
C. Darling
Heidleburg
Chesapeake and Ohio Connection
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
Religious Services Roundup In Soblersville and Town
Local churches announce tomorrow and Sunday services across Soblersville and surrounding congregations. Listings include Holy Communion at All Saints Episcopal 10 a.m. 7 p.m. Sunday school 2:30 p.m. and multiple denominations detailing morning and evening services with times, plus minister itineraries and a December 2 Christmas service.
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Soblersville
Sexéay Ecocol
Uoi
Eld
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Ministerial Association
P. E
T. Freeman Dixon
Harriet Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Episcops
Thornent
Walkersville
de. Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Brethren
Second Street
BE. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
M. E. Church South
B. V. Switzer
Epworth
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Lutheran Church
Holiday bargains and groceries in Frederick shops
A bustling Frederick page highlights seasonal sales at Allen Romadack and Eisenhauer's with fancy groceries, canaries, glassware, and holiday gifts. Promotions feature dinners, oysters, soups, and toy displays, plus widespread discounts on textiles, bed linens, and housewares. Local shops urge early Christmas buying and showcase extensive inventories.
Philomathian meeting discusses church politics and trusts
The Philomathian Literary Society met in Kemp Hall with J J Honff presenting a paper on The Causes of Bad City Government. A debate on ministers in politics ended 2 to 1 for the negative. Upcoming program includes readings, recitations, essays, and a debate on trusts. A dwelling sale occurred at the Court House, and Harvey R Lease sold property at McMurray Packing Factory. The creditors of bankrupt Jesse Kraig met, appointing Baker Johnson Eng. as trustee with a $4,000 bond.
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Philomatheansphe
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
J. J. Honff
Jacob Rohrbach
A. O. Aushermse
M. Garner
Edward Bowlus
Messrs
Wn. H. Nicodemus
T. M. Biser
J. J. Horff
Alfred Ritter
L. T. MacGul, Jr
Wm. B. Nicodemus
United States
George R. Dennis, Jr
Amon Borgee
X.E. Cramer
D. A. Hargete
Charles B. Foot
Court House
Charles W. Quynn
Jane E. Williams
Market
Albert S. Brown
Mary L. Pampsi
Harvey R. Lease
McMurray Packing Factory
Ernstee
Jesse Kraig
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Baker Johnson
Eng
Organ Recital Hosts Baldwin Soprano Trio and Violinist
Monday evening features Dr Baldwin assisted by soprano Miss Lecy Eisenhawer and contralto Miss Minnie Barbour of the Womans College plus Mr W W Osburn on violin. Recital funded by subscriptions and a collection taken that night with no admission charge. proceeds to church.
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Baldwin
Lecy Eisenhawer
Minnie Barbour
Womans’ College
W. W. Osburn
Nat
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J. A. Dockerly
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U. DC
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Neidig & Miller
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Crash Towle
Faust
Eader
E. Church
Hisenhauer’s
Clinton E. Main
Isador Lake
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
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J. W. Meanis
First National Bank
Clinton E. Hain
Isanogle & Wagaman
Hublbut
Rublbut
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C.E. Berazz
L.S. Crixegax
Wm. D. Boteler
Market Street
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Ceresville Flour
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W. P. Morsell
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Daniel Felzier
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Araby
Edward Halley
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