Saturday News Preview of Tomorrow's Eight Page Issue
The Saturday News teases tomorrow's eight page issue with features on the Tenth Cavalry in Cuba by Captain Kilmer, fashion and home decor pieces, dairy cattle notes, live stock articles by Dr. H Leeney, an asparagus culture piece, a Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, plus regular features like Letters from Mary Jane the Market Scribe and the Market Review. A home delivery option is offered for two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored
Cuba
Kilmer
Tenth Cavalry
Mary Jane
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A compact collection of notes from Berlin to Cairo. Items include Berlin’s telephonic reach to 415 cities, Illinois board of horse shoers, New Orleans industrial exposition, Colorado coal area 18 100 square miles, Havana cigars priced at 1500 per thousand in Paris, Meanchester Cotton Mill operating day and night, linen as an Irish industry, British shipyards output, Parisian Sablecloth charge, Puerto Rico population near 900000 with two thirds white, record peanut crop of over 4 million bushels, University of El Aghar Cairo oldest with 1000 year records, Illinois agriculture education proposal, English shipyards 1893 output, tea trade between China and Russia, aid appeal by George Brengle for needy families, advert on Woerner’s sleigh sale, and a tease about pure blood for good keeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Illinois
Horseshoers
New Orleans
Colorado
Havana
Paris
Meanchester Cotton Mill Company
Rock Hill
D. C
Great Britain
Fuerto Rico
University of el Aghar
Cairo
Russia
Blizzard Strands Frederick Line as Snow Drifts Blockade Puce
Snow blanketed Frederick and the Pennsylvan ia Railroad between Frederick and Brunswick with drifts up to heavy depths. Crews reached Monocacy bridge by morning and hoped to run trains to Bruceville later, but no definite signal of service. The Baltimore and Ohio line reopened yet trains ran late, while water removal and sewer work continued overnight. Reports of cold weather, weather lore, and local incidents accompany the storm as residents endure the blizzard and thaw to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bruceville
Monocacy Bridge
Taneytown
Littlestown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Mantz
Carroll Creek
South Market Street Bridge
Walter Reeder
D. W. Stauffer
Jefferson Pike
Franklin B. Smith
Middletown
Hllerton
Joseph Hedges
Martin Coblentz
Town
Lessis Hedges
Myersville
John H. Shank
Geo. E. Myer
Thomas H. Haller
Record of Extreme Winter Weather and Snow Events in the Valley
The speaker recalls a string of harsh winters with long snow periods and extreme cold. Notable memories include a December 1880 snowfall of about eighteen inches with persistent drifts and temperatures down to 18 degrees below zero, and a mid March sleighing season. Historic dates like February 5, 1886, with 14 inches of snow and 10 below zero are cited, along with a reference to a February 1895 Olizeard event and a very cold January 1873 when horses were covered in frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Zacharias Firestone
Middigtown
Hosaya
Exciting Runaway Horse Dashes on Patrick Street
A horse attached to a sleigh owned by Edward Derr near Feagaville, driven by his daughter May Derr, ran away on Patrick Street. May Derr leapt clear uninjured. the team toppled once but a farm owner stopped it, reins were freed, and the sleigh recovered with no damage. Alderman Jonathan Biser was bumped by the horse but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Derr
Feagaville
Miss May Derr
Patrick Street
Miss Derr
Court
Patrick Streets
Charles N. Hargett
Ammmal
Jonathan Biser
Schleysville
Hargett
Purely Personal social notes from Baltimore and Washington
Proprieter Burgess of Hotel Burgess spends the day in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Calvin Nutt go to Washington for the rest of winter. Miss Mary Poole Jones of Montgomery County visits the Misses Trenn dell in the city. Mr W M Crimpins, back from the State Council meeting of the Catholic Benevolent Legion in Baltimore. Dr Wm Boteler invited to attend the State Banquet for Admiral Schley at Hotel Rennett in Baltimore on February 20. Miss Pearl Michael of thinety returns from visiting Miss Jesus Young in Washington with plans to remain in the city for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Baltimore
Calvin Nutt
Washington
Mary Poole Jones
Montgomery County
Trnndell
W. M. Crimpins
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Admiral Schley
Hotel Rennett
Liberty circuit quarterly conference slated for Johnsville
News notes from churches report the Liberty circuit M P church set for tomorrow at 10 o clock. The Junior Christian Endeavor of the Evangelical Lutheran church meets tonight. Lenten services open amid winter weather with Ash Wednesday well attended. Five o clock Episcopal service yesterday drew fewer attendees. Noon service at All Saints today. Evening services at St John s Catholic and the Reformed churches at 7 30. Morning prayer at All Saints tomorrow 8 20. The sick include Mrs Elizabeth Kefauver of Middletown serious noon Tuesday. Mr Joseph Hershberger on Madison street. Mrs C B Tyson indisposed. Mr Joseph C Riggs near Nameville very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Circuit
M. P. Church
Johnsville
Christian Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Church
St. John’s Catholic
All Saints
Elizabeth Kefauver
Middletown
Joseph Hershberger
Madison Street
C. B. Tyson
Joseph C. Riggs
Nameville
Stine and Palmer Tie The Knot In Middletown Wedding
Miss Annie J. Palmer of Broad Run area and Mr. Hiram F. Stine of Locust Grove were married on Wednesday at the Lutheran parsonage in Middletown by Rev. Beard. They left immediately for a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine—Palmer
Annie J. Palmer
Columbus Boyer
Broad Run
Hiram F. Stine
Locust Grove
Washington County
Middletown
Mr. Beard
Auction of Bennett property on South Market Street
Auctioneer Walter Saunders conducted today's sale at 11 o'clock for John H. Bennett executor and surviving partner. The real estate of the late Lewis H. Bennett on South Market Street sold to P. E. C. Birely for 1340 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
John H. Bennett
Lewis H. Bennett
South Market Street
P.E. C. ©. Birely
Willard Memorial Day Observed Nationwide By W C T U
Wheat quotes at Frederick 72 cents per bushel while corn at 38 cents per bushel, shift in grain prices noted. Willard Memorial Day marks Frances Willard's death anniversary observed nationwide by the W C T U. Circuit Court opens at 9 20 with grand jury in session and petit jury discharged until Monday. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier and regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Circuit Court
Knights of Pythias anniversary event observed in Washington
Local Knights of Pythias lodge members plan a Sunday service at United Brethren Church to mark the order's 35th birthday. The piece recounts founding details in 1804, early meetings in Washington and the formation of Washington Lodge No 1 under J H Rathbone and others, tracing the order's spread from Maryland to DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Knights of Pything
United Brethren Church
Order of the Knights of Pythias the
Rathbone
Washington Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. H. Rathbone
Joel R. Woodruff
Joseph K.T. Plant
D. L. Burnett
George R. Covert
A. van der Veer
R. A. Champion
Matt H. van der Veer
A. Roderique
Justus Henry Rathbone
N. Y
Lima
Ohio
Maryland
District of Columbia
Grand Lodge of
Provisional Supreme Lodge
Golden Lodge
Monumental Lodge
Metamora Hall
William P. Westwood
Maryland Catholic Benevolent Session Elects Officers In Baltimore
Sixteenth annual Maryland State Council session of the Catholic Benevolent Region met at the Royal Arcanum Building in Baltimore. About sixty representatives attended. forty-two councils total 5,531 members. Officers elected include Chaplain Rev O B Corman as president and Henry A.3 Vice-president. Dinner followed at Carrollton Hotel. State banquet planned for Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley with many notable signups. Will of Major William Key Howard probate in Fredericksburg Va with $50,000 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Council
Catholic Benevolent Region
Royal Arcanem
West
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Wm. M. Crimmins
Rev
O. B. Corman
Ss. Gregory's Church
Henry A
W. M. Cushwa
Hagestown
Robert W. Beach
Thomas Foley Hiskey
Harry E. Mann
John H. Dockman
Wiliam A. Larkins
P. C. Mueller
Louis M. Hain
Peter Mulcahy
William J. Groeninger
Charles Volk
Robert H. Goldsmith
Henry Rosendale, Jr
Carrollton
The
Legion
Schiey
Winfield Scott Schley
Maryland
Lowndes
Gen. T
Mumford
William Hey Howard
William Key Howard
Fredericksburg
Trinity Church
C. Howard Harrison
FRANCES PRESIDENT DEAD after brief illness in Paris
Frances president M Felix Faure dies after a short illness. The report notes his active public life and marriage to Marie Mathilde Bellaut, with details of his political rise, family, and heirs. In London, reactions noted, amid concerns for France's future. Also coverage of President McKinley in Boston and senatorial deadlocks in Harrisburg and Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Felix Maure
Republic of France
United States
Harrisburg
Dover
Del
Quay
Addicks
Wall Paper and Interior Decorating Dept Worth a Visit
L EB Mullinix promotes his Wall Paper and Interior Decorating Department as the largest and best shown in the section. Showcases season’s latest novelties in wall decorations and a carpet and wallpaper house. Estimates and quick work guaranteed with high quality promised.
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Sisi
John Gendricks on a MiPhe Model and Bargains
Fragmentary OCR text mentions John Gendricks and a MiPhe model, with scattered phrases about a bio snow and bargains. The readable items suggest a feature or opinion note, but details are unclear and no coherent event or facts emerge.
Pearl Button Baruan Sale At Nation Counter
An ad notes spring need for pearl buttons as preferred over common, highlighting white, thick buttons in sizes 10, 18, 23, 24. Priced at 10 contas for 8 dozen, or 100 per 2 dozen on a card, with offer to buy 2 dozen or more. Located in front of a counter with W. H. Dyor in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tora
W. H. Dyor
Feather Stitch Braids in Dutch Assortment
A Dutch assortment offers feather stitch braids in various patterns and qualities from six to fifty units. The text emphasizes uniformity across finishes and implies a wide range of options for braids and patterns.
A Word for Next Week on Pillow Cases and Sheets
A brief advisory notes to wait for drift conditions to lift before buying bedding. It hints prices are not disclosed by manufacturers but will drop under price, urging readers to watch for forthcoming information.
Greatest New Store The Model G Roer Ham Butter Thins
New store launches with bargain cold cuts and pantry staples. Boiled ham on sale alongside butter thin crackers at 0c per pound, attracting shoppers. Local vendors promote introductory prices and fresh goods.
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Wasuinaroy
W. L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
the Saturday News
Thia Spienaia
H. Leeney
D. M. Stearns
George Brengle
Northern Police District
Brengle
Newn
CG. Woerner
East Patrick Street
Wosrner
Secood
Severn
Young
Wm. R. Young
Orphans’ Court
All Saints Episcopal Church
Central National Bank
Gulf Coast
Tas News
Ground Hog
Pearl Michael
Thinety
Jesus Young
Washington, D.C
Miss Young
Miss Michael
News OF the Churches
TRE Local
HART
Hood
Knights OF
Pythias
Order
Hawnbarge
State Council
Frances President
M. Fain
France
House of Commons
London
President Faure
Faure
M. Dupuy
M. Carnot
M. Casimir-Perier
Senate
Union of
Republicans
M. Faure
Mlle
Marie Mathilde Belluat
Guignot
Amboige
Indreot-Loire
Linde
M. Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Antoinette
M. Rene Berge
Seine Inferieure
McKinley
Boston
Bis Party
Cabinet
Home Market Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Porto Rico
Philippines
Spain
Philippine Islands
L. EB. Mulliniz
L. E. Moun
Telephone
John Gendrickson
Pearl Button Barualn
John Henoziossox
Neidig & Mkler
Genater
Frederick's
Newie & Mass
N. Market St
E. Main
North Market Street
McCardell's
Jolly Scri
Sam’s Place
Samuel C. Titlow
W. F. Carron
Boyle
Cramer
Optician
Wm. C. Boteler
Market Street
Residence City
F. B. Sappington
Bappington
Market St
Rodook & Oo
Vauritore
Hugh
Pyorny
GEO
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rio & Sons
A. T. Ries & Som
Faverton
Finland
F. W. Staur
Lake Jerring
Potomac
Hells Tou
Halley
C. BE
B. Ramsburg
C. E. Ramsby
Ramsburg
Rusezune
Art
J. Hessely
Ks Keller
Dewey Merritt
Bampson
Maine
Toliet
Hobson
Otice
Willard G. Frederick, MD
Ritter
N. Market Street
University of Maryland, Fellediy
Milton G. Urner
Peer C. Roe Urner
Keedy & Oruer
Ord
Gattornet Ap-Law
Levy
Offics
Corrt Street
Fai
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