The Saturday News Preview of Tomorrow's Big Paper
The Saturday News outlines eight pages filled with reading matter and special features for tomorrow. Man of Action profiles Andrew Jackson by Captain Kilmer, a section on falls from express trains, illustrated articles, ladies and farmers departments, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D M Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane. The issue costs two cents delivered or mailed.
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Man OF
Andrew Jackson
Kilmer
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Christmas Eve Ads Glimpse in Halifax News
The Halifax Morning Chronicle notes festive store displays and a bustling Christmas season, praising ads in The News. Fisk Jubilee Singers, led by Mrs. Porter Cole, delighted Halifax with bright solos and strong bass from Arthur H. Payne at a Concert at City Opera House on December 16.
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Fisk Jubilee
Porter Cole
Halifax
Fisk Jubilea
Oombers
Arthur H. Payne
Oere
Transvaal
Halifax Morning Chronicle
City Opera House
Baron De Ginzberg Barred From Columbus Lectures
A Belgian claimed “Baron” De Ginzberg, active in collecting Boer relief funds, faced police action in Pittsburg for alleged attempted chloroforming and was ordered out of Columbus Ohio. He sought lectures here but officials required credentials, with a Maryland Savings deposit cited. Columbus police allowed a temporary stay if he left next day. The tale includes a note that he is not French German or Boer, and may have no combat history.
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de Ginzberg
Frederick
Pittsburg
Columbus
Ohio
Baltimore
Hayes
Farnan
Maryland Savings Bank
J. A. Weishaar
Annapolis
Pretoria
Purely Personal in Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Miss Eleanor Potts spent yesterday in Baltimore. Miss Emily Manisby is in Washington. Mr. John L. Brosius of Montgomery county visits Froa srick relatives. Mr. Arthur D. Willard of this city in Brunswick for business. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Caburn have returned from Baltimore. Miss Alice Cramer, visiting her sister near Foaga ville, has returned. Mars. J. H. Dobbs of Lancaster visits daughter Mrs. J. Clarke Hieffer on West Third street. Junior Steam Fire Engine Company names a committee to draft resolutions on the death of Charles Kefler.
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Eleanor Potts
Court Square
Baltimore
Emily Manisby
Washington
John L. Brosius
Montgomery County
Froasrick
Arthur D. Willard
Brunswick
Businega
Wm. W.qaburn
West Third Street
Alice Cramer
Local Market Quotations at J. W. Hargett’s Market
Today’s quotations list corn at 62 cents per bushel shelled and 74 cents per bushel for No 2 red wheat. Steamer price at 69 cents per bushel, rejected at 64 cents. Hay stands at 12 dollars per ton, with 100 dollars quoted in error.
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Mx. J
W. Hargett
Miss Mary Sheldon Nearly Recovered From Injuries
The Sick. Miss Mary Sheldon, who was hurt on Saturday evening at LeGore's, has almost entirely recovered.
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Mary Sheldon
LeGore’s
The True Syrup of Figs Sold by California Fig Syrup Co
The Modern Mother notes her children respond best to the gentle laxative of Syrup of Figs. She says children enjoy it and it benefits them. The true remedy is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Sommers v Lutz Jury Trial Over Damaged Mill Property Case
In the circuit court this morning Associate Judges Motter and Henderson preside as Andrew J. Sommers sues John H. Lutz to recover two pairs of scales desks wagon tongue chest boxes stoves and a work bench valued at 1575 from a mill near Harmony. The property dispute arose after the mill sale with lease. Lutz contends items passed with the mill. Lawyers include Maucspy Uvoplent Waters Haws Urner and others. Court reserved opinion on another case and McHenry vs B&O Railroad proceeds with Rebback representing the defendant.
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Motter
Henderson
Bencah
Andrew J. Sommers
John H. Lutz
Luts
Harmony
Summers
Lotz
Ueblentz
Lutz
William
Waters
Sommers
Reno
Urner
Latz
Burgess and Commissioners of
The Work of Death. John B Renn Passes at 6
John Bernard Renn son of A B and Lottie Renn died at his parents home near Feagaville yesterday afternoon at 445 o clock from diphtheria aged 6. Funeral held today at 2 o clock conducted at the house by Rev Hedges of Jefferson. Interment at Olivet cemetery. C C Carty funeral director. John M Stottlemyer near Le Gore died Wednesday night of paralysis aged 73. Funeral from Oak Hill Church of God this morning.
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John Bernard Renn
John Bernard
A. B
Lottie R. Renn
Feagaville
Mr. Hedges
Jefferson
Ms. Olivet
C. C. Carty
J. M. Stottlemyer
John M. Stottlemyer
Near le Gore
Oak Hill Church
Women Ward Recognition at Maryland Suffrage Convention
Resolutions adopted at the State Woman Suffrage Association annual convention in Hep tasophs Hall Baltimore pledge the strongest efforts to secure women on public school boards and other institutional boards in the state. They also urge women inspectors for stores factories and workplaces where women are employed and call for state committees to plan aggressive expansion of suffrage rights.
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State Woman Suffrage Association
Heptasophs’ Hall
Baltimore
Funerals for Riggs and Koetler
The funeral for Joseph O. Riggs will be at 11 a.m. Saturday from his home near Kjamaville, with interment at Olivet cemetery, in charge of New Market lodge of Masons. Charles Koetler’s funeral is Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at his residence, with interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Catoctin Furnace Sales, William T. Rainey as assignee, will expose at noon tomorrow at the Court House door the Catoctin Iron Works property including about 7,000 acres and six tenement houses, plus 3,000 acres of nearby mountain land and town lots on East Patrick street.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
C. B. T. Best
East Patrick Street
H. ¥. Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Mra. O. 5
T. Best
Joseph O. Riggs
Kjamaville
Ms. Olivet
New Market
Catoctin
William T. Rainey
Philadelphia
Court House
Henry B. Tycon
John E. W. Hargett
East
Patrick Street
Whosoever Farm Sale Notice In Baltimore Adverts
N D Horner of Baltimore advertised for sale the Whosoever farm and Rev Dr H M Wharton s celebrated orphanage at Luray Virginia. The farm was deeded to Horner in fee simple a year or two ago to secure a loan to Dr Wharton. The property was already near fall value and the orphanage has continued to operate despite the transfer of title being not generally known.
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N.D. Horner
Baltimore
H. M. Wharton
Luray
Horner
Wharton
Notice to Subscribers Daily News Collection Sunday
The fifteen day of the month our regular collection day falling on Sunday the carriers of The Daily News will collect tomorrow from all subscribers on their respective routes the amounts due. By having the exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be saved.
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THE
Daily News
City Sells Cattle Scales Lot for Five Building Lots
The Mayor and Aldermen decide to sell the South street lot with cattle scales facing sixty feet on South street and 190 feet on Dert's alley, dividing it into five building lots. Cattle scales to move to East Second street on recently purchased city property. Frederick County Telephone line to connect with Maryland system. local line reaches Ridgeville, one mile to go.
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South Street
East Second Street
Frederick County
Boiler Failure Moves Extra Boiler to Jail Site
The boiler at the jail broke yesterday prompting the Board of County Commissioners to order the removal of an extra boiler from the basement of the courthouse to the jail. The jail boiler is old and worn, and a new boiler will likely be purchased.
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Wiler
Board of County Commission
No Agreement Reached Over Wall at Monrovia Crossing
The Board of County Commissioners failed to reach an agreement with the B U Railroad on erecting a wall at the Monrovia crossing as railroad officials ask for time to consider the board s proposition.
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Board of County Commissioners
B. & U. Railroad
Monrovia Crossing
Dr William H Johnson Dies After Long Illness at Adamstown
Dr William H H Johnson a longtime physician in Adamstown died at his residence after a prolonged illness. Born July 1 1837 he practiced widely before a two year pause. Survived by five children including W H Johnson and Dr Thomas Johnson he was a descendant of Maryland Governor Thomas Johnson and a devoted Christian and civic leader. Funeral at St Luke's Episcopal Adamstown Sunday at 10 with Fervency Lodge A F and A M conducting services. interment Mt Olivet cemetery after return to city.
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William Hilleary Johnson
Adamstown
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Laura J. Brashears
Robert Moffatt
Montgomery County
W. H. Johnson
U.S Express Company
Washington, D. C
Miagen M. Longo
Lara J. Johnson
Macnero
Immanuel
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Fervency Lodge
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Aymenkal Scholl-Woon and Miss Annie Wood Wed in Ar
The couple from Chase Baltimore were married last night at the Oxford Methodist Episcopal church parsonage Baltimore. Rev C Smith officiated. The bride wore brown broadcloth traveling attire and the couple plans a southern trip then will reside in Walkersville.
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Scholl — Woon
Annie E Wood
James W. Wood
Chase
Baltimore
Youndly
Charles E Scholl
Walkersville
Oxford Methodial Episcopal Church
Rev. C. &. Smith
Misa Wood
Wallace G. Davis
East
Holiday shop showcase at Frederick stores
Local Frederick merchants advertise a broad Christmas gift inventory. Clinton E Main markets books games toys and novelties at 5 Market Street with home delivery and early shopping urged. Edwin Devillpiss and Nicodemus promote china, tableware, and silverware while auctioneers like Samuel J Forn and J R Lease offer sale services and furniture from Frederick City to Walkersville.
Opening Holiday Sales and Notices at Local Firms
Local merchants announce December 14 sales and exhibitions including J W Morris jewelers in the First National Bank building offering diamonds watches jewelry clocks and silverware. Frederick Art Club hosts a Christmas sale December 14 from 2 to 5 p.m. Fisk Jubilee entertainment rescheduled to December 18. Florence items include Holly decoration and seasonal displays. Also notices of copper nickel plated ware bargains at Fox’s Frederick Stove House and Brerely’s Palace of Music promotions. Medical ads feature W O Boteler eye and ear specialist. Mid-winter Washington excursions by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad set for January 16 and February 20 with ten day return ands guidebooks available.
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J. W. Morris
Reliable Jeweler
First National Bank
North Market Straet
Morris’ Jewelry
North Market Street
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio R. R
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
National Capital
Congress
Wim
T. Mubinix
B. & O. Railroad
Rug Sale Sparks Christmas Opportunity at Local Carpet House
L and Mulliniz promote a Christmas Rug sale featuring first quality rugs from top makers. The promotion highlights special holiday pricing and a cheerful home feel. Visit the Carpet and Wallpaper House for viewing and quick shopping time.
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Qusit
Not Guilty In Cecil County Murder Trial
James Hutchinson colored was acquitted of his wife murder in Cecil county. Baltimore attorney Luther M. Reynolda died suddenly of heart disease in his office. Edward Rogers alias James Dempsey convicted of manslaughter for killing James Hoban in November 1897. sentence suspended. Five men charged with robbery and burglary at New Freedom station nabbed near Parkton after a long chase. Andrew Reh convicted of felonious assault on Etta Boon. remanded for sentencing. Minstrel troupe Barlow and Wilson praised. performance at City Opera House declared superior. Election Supervisors South, Nock, and Briscoe case: warrants defective. appeal to follow fate of other cases.
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James Hutchinson
Cecil County
Luther M. Reynolda
Baltimore
Maryland
Edward Rogers
James Dempsey
James Hoban
William Conroy
Baltimore and Ohio
William Roberts
Philip J. McIntyre
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Freedom
Central Police
Parkton
Andrew Reh
Etta ¥. Boon
Towson
Red
Fowler Aaw Burke
Charles B. South
Thomas A. Nock
Washington County
James T. Briscoe
Justice Garver
Maryland Horticulturists Hold Fourth Annual Meeting
The Maryland State Horticultural Society opened its fourth annual meeting at Onehane Fest Hall in Baltimore. President J S Harris of Coleman presided at 2 pm. Five members attended. The treasurer reported $128.49 in the treasury with no debts, excluding $1,000 due from the state appropriation. H B Witter was reelected vice president for Frederick county.
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Maryland
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Baltimore
J.S. Harris
Coleman
H. B. Witter
Frederick County
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