Tas News Weekend Preview Promises Napoleon The Man Feature
Tas News outlines eight pages of Saturday content including Napoleon the Man by Captain Kilmer, special illustrated items, and departments for ladies farmers and Sunday school. It highlights letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe, church notices, local and general news, and a two cent price. Mr Ira N Logan attended a wedding in Pittston and returned to Frederick by the 1020 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Napoleon
Kilmer
Bonaparte
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Local Illness Notices and Robbery at Coal Dealer Office
Ill health reports mention Mrs Francia Fenwick Smith improving after a period of illness. Mrs Alice Katharine Mullinix suffers an acute bronchitis attack. Robbers broke into Jonathan Biser coal dealer on East Third Street last night, forced the safe, taking about $2.50 in cash. a burglar’s glove found on the floor is the sole clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Fox
West Patrick Street
Francia Fenwick Smith
Alice Katharine
Thomas P. Mullinix
South Market Street
Jonathan Biser
East Third Street
Attempt to Kill Lord Milner Rumor Surfaces in Cape Town
Special Dispatch reports a rumor of an assassination attempt on Lord Milner in Capetown. Also noted is a U S patent granted to Harry Zimmerman of this city for a wire crimping tool. An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a permanent remedy for constipation from the California Fig Syrup Co.
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TEE News
Loxpow
Lord Milner
Capetown
United States
Harry Zimmerman
California Fig Syrup Co
Romantic Baltimore Wedding Sparks Parental Forgiveness
A seven week courtship leads Miss Green of Richmond Virginia to marry Robert Knott in Baltimore at St. Pius church. Parents initially oppose but Telegraph forgive after license obtained by the groom’s persistence. The couple honeymoon in Baltimore as a grateful note arrives from Richmond declining New Year’s home invitation.
Quiet County Weddings Reported in Maryland and Indiana
Morning at 10 o'clock a ceremony was held by Rev. E. L. McLean at his East Third Street residence. The couple, both from Braunewick Maryland, are Fouche Cutsaill and Miss Daisy F. Cutsail. Another wedding took place Tuesday evening December 31 with Altie T. Fouche and Daisy F. Cutsail uniting at North Market Street residence of Rev. S M. Hoenoh. A third couple, Walter L. Neikirk and Viola Lottie Renn, from Monrovia vicinity, wed at Mt. Tidasant Reform Parsonage by Rev. T. F. Hoffmeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Nannis Grean
W.E. Green
Richmond
Robert William Lea Enott
St. Pius’ Catholic Church
Baltimore
C. P. Elbert
Fannie Exnott
Georges Greents
Miss Green
Mr. Knott
The
Peabody
Weat
Lafayette Avenue
O Courthouse
Neb
Daily Herald
Fremont
H.B. Nicodemus
H Street
Nina Nicodemus
Richard B. Fields
Charles Nicodemus
Dick Welty
Shelley Montgomery
Henry Jefferson
Episcopal Church
Doty
Keplinger
Mary Keplinger
J. H. Keplinger
Jefferson
Gay Doty
Pittsburg
This County
Methodist Episcopal Church of
E. L. McLean
East Third Street
Braunewick, Md
Fouche
Cutsaill
Altie T. Fouche
Daisy F. Cutsail
Araby
S M. Hoenoh
North Market Street
Neikirk
Renn
Walter L. Neikirk
Viola Lottie Renn
Monrovia
Jane
Mt. Tidasant
T. F. Hoffmeier
Court records note guilty verdict and docket shuffles
In yesterday's circuit court session the jury found Mrs Main guilty and she received a four month jail term. The State v George Riley for murder was continued due to missing witnesses. Civil docket saw Anderson National Bank v Douglass Bros moved to Carrell county on a fairness concern. Court opened at 9:30 with Judges Motter and Benderson. W.F. Main & Company v A. E. Williams proceeded for $150 jewelry dispute. Page also lists officers elected for Washington Camp No. 17 and Singapore Lodge A F and A M for the coming year.
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Main
George Riley
John Ryan
Anderson National Bank
Anderson
Douglass Bros
Carrell County
Samuel Douglass
Motter
Benderson
W.F. Main & Company
Jows City
A. E. Williams
Sjamsville
Usner
Frank Rhodes
Baltimore
Baker Johnson
Williams
Washington Camp No. 17
P. G
of A
Joseph Zimmerman
John H. Grove
Levi W. Moberly
Harry E. W. Storm
Richard 8. Keyser
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Charles A. Hermann
Charles H. Hedges
Milton A. Richkerds
Henry E. Cramer
L. O. Frautt
Maryland Death Benefit Association
Thomas 8. Lipps
John T. Lipps
Sentinel
Samuel E. Shaw
Wm. M. Sponseller
Singanore Lodge A. F
A. M
Edward
Communion service set at Grace Trinity Reformed Mt Pleasant
Rev Miller will lead the communion at Grace Trinity Reformed Church Mt Pleasant next Sunday afternoon with Rev T F Hoffmeier attending a Braddock rededication. Due to bad weather last Sunday several absentees did not contribute. the church will collect their offerings next Sunday and add them to last week's total of 236 dollars.
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Miller
Grace Trinity Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
T. F. Hoffmeier
Braddock
Grace Reformed Church
Strange Adventures of Miss Brown at City Opera House
At the City Opera House last night Will 8 Rising presented The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown a three act comedy. The audience was small but appreciative and enjoyed the many amusing incidents during Miss Browns stay at school. Fans were introduced by Measra Rising Jules Kusell Gus Bruno and the Countess Von Hatzfeldt.
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City Opera House
Miss Brown
Will
Rising
Measra
Jules
Kusell
Gus Bruno
Countess von Hatzfeldt
Law Court Records In Vivid Colorjustice Case Outcomes
In the law section Justice Wood presided over arrests by Officers Holbruner Esterly. Alex Johnson and Wiah Lee were charged with fighting. Lee received 5 days in jail and Johnson 20 days. Perry Stanton, charged with disorderly conduct, was jailed for 30 days.
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Justice Wood
Alex. Johnson
Wiah Lee
Officera Holbruner
Esterly
Lee
Johnson
Perry Stanton
Officera Holbrnner
Moebring
Miss Helen Baughman Hosts Social Evening at Poplar Terrace
Miss Helen Abell Baughman entertained friends at her home Poplar Terrace last night. She plans to return to Georgetown Con vent Wear Washington D C in a few days where she is a pupil. Local market quotes list corn at 295 per barrel, shelled corn 60 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat 79 cents per bushel, steamer 72, rejected 68 cents. Hay ranges from 10 to 12 dollars per ton.
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Miss Baughman
Helen Abell Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Georgetown Convent
Washington, D. C
Tire Local Mart
J. EK. W. Hargatt
Sre
Real Estate Sold on West Patrick Street
Melvin A E Biser deputy clerk of the circuit court sold his residence on West Patrick street to Miss C J Staley for 1300 dollars. Biser will move to Braddock Heights.
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Melvin A. E. Biser
Circuit Court
West Patrick Street
C. J. Staley
Mr. Biser
Braddock Heights
Annual Meeting of Frederick County Society Set for Tomorrow
The Frederick County Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the grand jury room of the courthouse. Members are urged to attend as routine business and committee reports are expected to be presented.
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The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Grand Jury Room
Court House
Old Folks' Company Delights Visitation Alumni Luncheon
Alumni Association members gathered for a New Year function featuring the Old Folks' Company concert. Performers in Revolutionary period attire delivered solos, duets, and recitations, followed by a bounteous luncheon and a social hour with toasts to the academy and singers.
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Visitation Academy Alumni Association
Old Folks’ Company
Wm. H. Keller
Alae Maria Schroeder
Plauier
Bis Gillis Andera
J R Young
Win. H. Keller
Harry Miller
Rose Barger
Eva Linn
Lula Beat
Jessie Landsay
Charles Groff
Katherine Eisenhauer
Isabelle Storm
Mr. Groff
Miss. Barger
Silver Threade
Miss Best
Juanita
Eisenhauer
Mary
Maryland
Academy
Entertaining Lantern Show At Trinity Chapel
Fras Apple of the Woman's College presented a lantern show at Trinity chapel for the Evangelical Reformed church Sunday school. The program featured nativity views, familiar hymns sung by Prof Smith, and a three month Sunday school recap with lectures. Additional college views displayed campus buildings and equipment reflecting college life and work. The event showcased Apple’s lantern slides and was described as elevating and well received. Col Buchanan Schley named as possible State tax commissioner by Democratic leaders in Annapolis, with Board of Public Works to decide. Incumbent Robert F. Graham, Republican of Wicomico county, to serve until next month at a $2500 salary. Evangelistic meetings led by Rev Geo K Little and Rev F M Glenn begin in Myeraville Md with a large US tour background. Little’s wife accompanies, and services run nightly with 630 pm song service and 7 pm preaching.
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Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Fras. Apple
Woman’s College
Prof. Smith
Apple
Col
Buchanan Schley
Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Schley
Robert FP. Graham
Wicomico County
Thomas J. Keating
Queen Annes County
Graham
Geo. K. Little
F. M. Glenn
United Brethren Church
Myeraville
Little
United States
Harrisonburg
Auctions Tomorrow For Mrs. Lambright And P. Pampel Realty
Auctioneer Charlea EB. Fout will sell Mrs. Clara V. Lambright’s household furniture tomorrow at 125 and 130 East Patrick Street. William 2. Manlsby, attorney, will sell P. Frank Pampel’s real estate tomorrow at City Hotel, including a country place near town of about six acres and a city home at 107 South Markos Street. Bitter Bros. report six large porkers killed at Walkersville weighing 415 to 544 pounds each, totaling 2,796 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea EB. Fout
Clara V. Lambright
East Patrick Street
William 2. Manlsby
P. Frank Pampel
South Markos Street
Rockville Buyer Purchases Morgan Residence and Business House
Hon Spencer O Jones of Rockville buys the Charles D Morgan residence and business house in that town for $4000 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer O. Jones
Rockville
Charles D. Morgan
Purely Personal Ye Gratis Paragraphs of Local News
Pleasant paragraphs detail many residents visiting relatives and returning home for holidays. Individuals include Mrs BE C McSkerry of Scrangson Miss Cimra Steiner of Baltimore Miss Garrett Linthicum and her son of Urbana Miss Bessie Nall of Lime Kiln Miss Osline Pequinot of Philadelphia and Miss Maris O Reilly of New York.
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BE. C. McSkerry
Scrangson
Misa Cimra Steiner
Baltimore
Garrett Linthicum
Little Aon
Urbana
Bessie Nall
Lime Kilo
Thomas Trandie
Petersville
Harry Anders
East Patrick Street
Detroit
Camden Ramsberg
Henry Dill
Lewis Dil
Ellen Dill
West Third Street
Mies Elizabeth Chapman
Frederick Female Seminary
Reformed Parsonage
Alice Thompson
Blanche Grombine
Ohio
Edward T. Helfenstein
Hillcott City
James Coale Sappington
Liberty
Merton Pearce
Unionville
Omaha
Neb
Way
N.P. Allen
Allen
Ignatius Allen
Dora Ramsberg
West Patrick Street
Philadelphia
School of Expression
Mary Hoffmeier
Mt. Pleasant
A. A. Sharetta
Yale College
Helen Walker Stauffer
Peabody Conservatory of Music
M. Tmogen Dorsey
East Second Street
Donald Howard
Central Hardware Company
New York
Howard
Ood
Hera
Sculptor to Make Bust of Admiral Schley
Baltimore sculptor Ephraim Keyser, famed for busts, will carve a bust of Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. The officer, after a Southern trip, is to pose for the work and grant consent to proceed, preserving the lines of the noted naval officer for posterity.
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Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Ephraim Keyser
Baltimore
Local advertising fragment mix from Chilton era
Notice offers sewing machines pianos and dressmaking services from Chilton and Rhoads Wilcoxon and Baumeister at multiple downtown addresses. Also promotes mid winter excursions to Washington with B&O Railroad rates for January and February 1902.
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio R. R
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
National Capital
Congress
Wim. T. Moliunix
Agents B. & O
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Ethan Allen
Ticonderoga
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Ila
Bemis’ Heights
Stillwater
James River
Virginia
Lucretia Coffin Mott
Oow
Nantaghyt Island
Martha Joan Reade Nach Lamb
New York City
Borster
Tess
Geer Vorks
L. &. Ross
Texas
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Texhort
Wassigatoy
W. L. Moors
Ghter
Weather Bureau
Broadway
N.Y
H. T. Rosengrant
Miller & Co
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D. M. Stearns
G Oomema
Ira N. Logan
M.O.A
Pittston
Abner O. Logan
Clara H. Hellwig
Carlisle
Logan
Frederick
RW. L. Kooit
Richman
Vorter— Roeder
James Herbert Porter
Laura Roeder
Marth
Visitation Academy
Col. Schley
Bitter Bros
Walkersville
Chilton & Rhoads
Onturon & Bycaps
Market St
Witcoxon's
Wiilcoxon’s
Steiff and Baumeister Pianos
Wilcoxon's
Opp
City Hall
Witcoxon’s
Wan. D. Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Osli
Apollo
H. E. Wilcoxon
Chas. M. Steiff
Hapzx
East Church Street
John Hendrickson
Nick
Cades
Joan Henrosioxsox
Neidig & Miller
Nawie & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Bbc
Neidig & Migler
Nleca
Clinton E. Main
Graduate Pharmacier
N. Market
Frederick County
P. Phous
Isanogle & Wagaman
GEO
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som Funeral Directors
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO. Telephone
Tf. P. Rice
Fourth St
D. B. Rigr
Hatred
Puona- Tee
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Oseph W. Gaver
Ioana
Qmice
Court Street
Edwin Devilbias
aMos USA
Devilbiss & Urnee
Inborance
Doll & Albaugh
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltes
Uate
Atee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Joma Radclff
Frederter
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
Isanogle & Wagamar
B. Bappington
North City Hall
North Market Etrese
Frederick Co
E. Cramer
Trost Gaist
Joan
Sama
FGR Bale, Ltd
Euburbanana Farm
Cail
Barrier
New Midway
Stan
Pearl
Riordan
Patersville
City
K.novitiate
Escond
Jacksonville
Fla
Scotr & Sos
Fayette
OPPO
Oline
Goop Investment
Moray
O. B. Ouke, Carvet and Furniture Sztorr
Newera
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