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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names such as Neidig Milter Dr J O Hendrix C Carty Henry Wineberg and Manoas alongside terms like Saturday Bargains and Fancy Chair The Great Stock. readable content is insufficient for a clear news item or event.
The Saturday News promises an eight page issue with Black Jack coverage and an article on its capture. It includes a tale of courtship under savage torture and various illustrated pieces plus new heroes in China described by Captain Kilmer. Regular features, ladies and farmers columns, Sunday School lesson notes, and local notices round out the content.
Holiday period announced with schools closed next Friday for Christmas. Teachers Institute in first week of January delays return. classes resume Monday January 7. Students gain a short break before the new term.
Jury verdict for defendant in Dorsey versus Vansant over damages for poisoning a dog. Courts handle multiple cases including guilty pleas for assault and battery, fines of one dollar and costs, and traffic engine law violations. Several rioting, liquor, and theft matters arise with demurrers, pleas, and deferred sentences noted. Court adjourns until Monday.
Christmas tea hosted yesterday by St Marys Chapter of the Guild of All Saints Episcopal church at Mrs John Markells featured parson visits and Christmas novelties for sale. Guests greeted by Mrs John A Markell and others as Nellie Knott and Miss Emily Maulsby ran tables. tea was poured by J Thomas Ley and Miss Els Eichelberger served. The chapter plans a second tea in January.
H W Kemaburg, arrested days earlier for allegedly destroying property by his father, faced a hearing before Justice Smith. Fifteen witnesses testified, but evidence failed to sustain charges and Kemaburg was released. Gordon Stewart, arrested for drunkenness, was jailed for five days after before Justice Smith.
Mary McCue died in South Bethlehem Pennsylvania after a brief illness of twenty four hours. At five feet four inches she weighed 503 pounds, making it impossible for her to leave the room on the first floor of her home for fifteen years. She was 58 years old. Her husband had died four years earlier.
Lord Kitchener reports severe fighting at Neitgedacht where Clements force encountered twenty five hundred Beeks and were forced to retire. Five British troops were killed with other casualties not yet reported.
Dec 1s reports indicate Soevtel Dispatel to Tea Sees Lowesze Manotz warn of preparations for an attack on Kroomatiport. The airpation is described as serious with hosts preparing actions.
New York December 14 Pierce and Mo Eachern along with Elkes and McFarland command the field as leaders in a 1913 mile bicycle race spanning 24 days.
The Court of Appeals adjourned after October term with thirty three cases to be decided early in the next term. Chief Judge McSherry, in a per curiam, dismissed Dennis Claude’s petition as he notes deputies die with the appointing officer. Glande’s succession is noted as Republican successor to J Frank Smith. The court affirmed in Wolf v Frank that a married woman may sue for torts against her, under the 1898 act. Heirs of Kailor case appeal dismissed over administration eligibility. Orphans Court discretion cited.
A string of social mentions notes Mrs J Roger McSherry visiting Baltimore. Others include 0 G Keady in Rockville on business, Mrs Jacob Rosenatock visiting relatives in Baltimore, Miss Dietrick in Baltimore, and Grayeon E Bowers with Marshall Etchison in Washington. Several travel to Frederick and Washington for business or with relatives.
Tomorrow is the fifteenth, collectors will gather due amounts on routes. Subscriptions require exact change to save mutual inconvenience. Royal Arcanum paid Mrs. W Irving Parsons three thousand dollars for the order to heirs of deceased member. Proof of death arrived in eight days. Hunting season in this county closes tomorrow.
An engaging performance titled A Scrap of Paper was shown by Mrs. A S McDaniel's school of expression at City Opera House with Frederick City Select Orchestra providing music. The cast included Prospect Corramont Baron de la Gis eiere Louise de Merival Prosper and others. plot revolves around a love letter found in a French country house and ends in happiness. The acting displayed notable talent and teaching skill, reflecting a well-produced, entertaining evening.
A local items page lists Dr J U Hendrix resuming practice at Attice Castle Building Frederick Md and Dr Ermon of London sponsoring a free lecture. It promotes Christmas displays, chocolates, and souvenirs at McCardell's, plus ads for gloves, damasks, stoves, and home furnishings. Special invitations urge consultations and a modern doctor ad warns timely visits.
The advertisement promotes holiday discounts on pictures, easels, linens, handkerchiefs, and jewelry at Dutrow’s and J W Morris’s stores. It highlights grand openings, price specials, and a December 15 event, with mentions of private sales, auction hours, and a local eye ear clinic. It also notes B&O railroad holiday excursion rates and luxury train service for year-end travel.
Among many new items shown is an entire line of Christmas Gifts noted for durability and ornate finish. Japanese ware claims no cracking, with Oromic Brushes and Trays 37c, Glove Boxes 1.50, Handkerchief Boxes 1.00, and Japanese Waiters and Trays up to 2.50. Limited stock with delivery upon request. yesterday spotlighted our Picture Corner bargains with several units remaining at reduced prices.
Reports list meetings of the Tristate Medical Association and Monard County Farmers Institute, church dedication near Oscil county, a Baltimore death of Mrs. Mary A. Moore, receivers appointed for Tinley Manufacturing, fatal accident at Wateestrat, street railway price talks, a Winchester pastorate appointment, vice-presidents named for a Buffalo exposition, Cumberland Hydraulic Osment Company’s new building, Thistle Mills condemnation award, Twin Towns sale to Maryland Automobilia, Dr. G M Bosley ill in Towson, governor names Clark as State Weather Bureau Director and Whitney as State Weather Service head, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad earnings for five months and monthly period.
The Emerson and Belies Literary Societies hold meetings this afternoon, the Philomatheans plan a tonight debate on manhood suffrage and property and education qualifications. The Modern Mother endorses Syrup of Figs for children, praising its gentle effects.
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