Saturday News promises crowd of features and special articles
The Saturday News previews a jam packed extra issue with ARIZONA'S YANKEE TERRORS exploits of the Elkin gang thrilling tales and wartime puzzles plus illustrated special articles for ladies farmers gardeners and livestock experts. Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev Stearns and regular features like Mary Jane letters review trade letters and church notices anchor the issue. The Satugpay News costs two cents and Thurmont National Bank opens succeeding Birely and Osler. Camp Schley camp at Braddock Heights headed by a list of local names.
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Sig
Arizona
Elkin Gang
Sons of
New England
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Seven houses on Catoctin Mountain at Braddock Heights
At Braddock Heights seven houses are now present including the Keller residence and the resort keeper’s house. Mr Hammond Urner of Frederick has bought land on the east side of the county road and plans to build a cottage. Braddock Heights grounds and four cottages will be equipped with telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
John Keller
Catoctin Mountain
Hammond Urner
Frederick
New Mail Driver Changes at Union Bridge Route
Mr Peter H Freshert replaces Ernest Stevens on the star mail route from Union Bridge to Frederick. Sonatoming plans to raise 1000 dollars to entertain firemen at the State Firemen's Convention to be held in the town. William Atkinson chairs the arrangements committee and James J Howard serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Freshert
Ernest Stevens
Union Bridge
Frederick
Sonatoming
Willian Atkinson
James J. Howard
Frederick Riders Shine In Hagerstown Road Meet
Crowds of about 6 000 watched the Miller Handicap Road Race over 18 miles. Clyde B. Grant of Harrisburg won in 57 32 with Warmbold of Baltimore posting the fastest time 56 18 35. Frederick’s Pampel and Robertson earned podium spots in a day of fast cycling.
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Robertson
Frederick
Hagerstown
Miller
Clyde B. Grant
Harrisburg
Wiliam Warmbold
Baltianore
Warmbouw
Frank Pampel
Pampel
Guy Cronenburg
John Moore
O. Robertson
CG. BR. Grant
W.G. French
Yale Wheelmen
Baltimore
Batwoan Harbaugh
Hagsratown
N. Nessineo
Yale Cycle Club
Washington
D.C
Edward Thomas
Atlantic Wheelmoen
J. H. Mosher
Patterson Wheelmen
Fred Nippler
J. F. Pampel
William Warmbold
Thomas
C. E. Ashton
Atlantic
J. EF. Pampel
O. EH. Harbaugh
Clyde R. Grant
John D. Rowland
John Palbert
Fankstown
Frederick, Md
Hall Arrested on Federal Mail Fraud Charge in Frederick
William Hall, colored, was jailed in $300 bail after arrest by Deputy U S Marshal George Brust on a federal charge of procuring mail under a false name at the Frederick post office. Commissioner White ordered detention for an 11 o clock hearing as Hall allegedly used a fictitious name and forged registry, linked to a blackmail attempt against George M. Shorb of Utica.
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William Hall
United States
George Brust
Frederick
White
Hall
All Saints Street
Thomas ©. Hayes
George M. Shorb
Utica
Directors Re-Elected as Frederick and Middletown Electric
At the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company annual meeting in Frederick the old board was largely re elected. Herman L Routzahn resigned and Emory L Coblentz of Middletown was elected to fill the vacancy. Voting totals listed for directors include Peter H Bussard 678 Lewis F B Refauver 566 George Wm Smith 558 Fudge John Motter 358 Dr A A Sharetts 558 D Edward Kefauver 558 Charles H Coblentz 538 Thomas H Baller 553 Amory L Coblentz 493 Peter W Shafer 29 George W Gaver 16. President George William Smith reported the road’s earnings up by 2000 over the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Peter H. Bussard
Lewis FB. Refauver
George Wm. Smith
Fudge John ©. Motter
A. A. Sharetts
D. Edward Kefauver
Charles H. Coblentz
Thomas H. Baller
Amory L. Coblentz
Condemnation Jury Sets Damages for Washington Junction Quarries
A jury met at the Court House to assess damages for Crist and Parola owners of the Washington Junction stone Quarries as Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks to lay tracks. They awarded 33000, confirming a prior agreement between the parties and the company.
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Crist
Social World Card Party at Misses Goldsboroughs Home
The Misses Goldsborough Walkers ville host a card party for guests and friends this evening at their residence. John T. Rippeon of Woodsboro killed two five-foot black snakes near his home, decapitating them with a hatchet as they coiled around a decayed tree.
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Goldsborough
Walkersville
John T. Rippeon
Real
Woodsboro
Receiver Sought for Dunkel Annuity Backed Estate
Misses Mary Catherine Kunkel and Amelia Frances Kunkel through their lawyers seek the appointment of a receiver for Blue Mountain Iron & Steel Co of Baltimore. They claim the annuity of 500 dollars bequeathed by their father John Philip Dunkel from the Catoctin furnace property rents was due in July and not paid, and ask the court to settle the matter.
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Bry
Catoctin
Mary Catherine Kunkel
Amelia Frances Kunkel
Rose, Retch & Newman
Blue Mountain Iron & Steel Company
Balttimore
John Philip Dunkel
Dunkel
Frederick City
Misses Konkel
Kunkel
Frederick Dominates Hagerstown In Doubleheader Baseball
Frederick defeats Hagerstown 34 to 4 in the morning game and 25 to 0 in the afternoon, as Hagerstown collapses to errors and weak pitching. Riddlemoser and Boe star for Frederick, while Miller is injured by a spike in the second game. Good crowds watched as the home club outslew and outfielded the visitors.
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Hagerstown
Athletic Park
Hattine Averacean
Frederick
Riddlemoser
Eisenhauer
Strawsbarger
Nichole
Ramsburg
Oreeger
Cousins
Spootstora Boe
Bready
Miller
Motter
Ira J. McCurdy
The Glorious Fourth Quiet in Frederick Amid Small Celebrations
The Fourth of July in Frederick was unusually quiet with lower noise levels than typical. Many residents spent the day along the Monocacy fishing while John Kennedy caught fourteen bass and others hauled in large catches. market excitement arose from trecenokerg discharges and a street fight on West Eighth Street led to arrests and small fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Minmmtein Am
Smith
West Eighth Street
William McHenry
David Wills
Wills
Harry
al. McHenry
John Simpson
William Adams
William Wills
Justice Eckstein
Maryland State News Roundup Aboard by Weather and Tragedy
A Maryland bilan of sudden deaths and accidents reports John W. Andrews dying in Cambridge, Samuel Reese killed by a trolley, Thomas Wheesman struck by lightning, Hagerstown council approving railway franchises, farms hit by storms and heat causing 18 deaths and 17 prostrations. A freight wreck at Mount Clare Junction injures two crew.
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John W. Andrews
Cambridge
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Howard County
Mutual Health Association of
Harford
Samuel Reese
Baltimore
Thomas Wheesman
Windy Hill
Talbot County
Richard M. Chase
Naval Academy
Annspolig
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Company
Half Way
Washington County
Sharptown
Wicomico County
Mann
H. Andrew Peters
North Ann Street
Curtin Bay
Levin Moshmoaki
Curtig Bay
Walter Stewart
House of Correction
Elizabeth Mubray
Warfield
Cloppers
Montgomery County
Towson
Andrew Reh
Ebtie Y. Boon
James O. Sullivan
Alexandria
District of Columbia Reform School
Bladensburg
Enterpriee Telephone Company
Rockville
Tannel
Anne Arundel
George Fredericks
W. Ross Phillips
Bertha
Wolloquin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mount Clare Junction
L. Smith
Augustus J. Zapp
Baltimore City Hospital
Preparations for Reduced Price Buying Now
Readable fragments indicate a local shop announces upcoming sale actions focused on reduced price buying. The notice emphasizes prepared stock lines and shopper access, with tentative dates and locations to be announced.
Maryland Teachers Adopt New Course of Study
The Maryland State Teachers Association met at Blue Mountain House and adopted a report by State Superintendent M Bates Stephens proposing a new county grade course. The plan uses a state grade schedule with revisions and assigns ten teachers per county to propose changes. It emphasizes language and mathematics and groups studies into practical coordinated blocks for better correlation and focus.
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Maryland
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
M. Bates Stephens
Stephens
Massachusetts
Daughters of the Confederacy Host Morning Reception
The weekly reception at the Daughters of the Confederacy club rooms on West Patrick street ran yesterday from nine to one. Miss Mollie Eisenhauer Mrs. B. Howard and Mrs. Virginia Grove received guests while visitors from afar admired the cool fragrant rooms. Lemonade and wafers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
West Patrick Street
Mollie Eisenhauer
Howard
Virginia Grove
AEWS OF THE CHURCHES Service at Evangelical church
Service preparatory to the holy communion will be held in the Evangelical Lutheran church this evening at 7 45 o clock.
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Tatteran Church
Public Sale and Motor Show At East Patrick Street Rink
Public sale of valuable personal property at 10 o clock tomorrow at the Rink East Patrick street with household goods and motor cycle demonstrations by French Clark and Atkinson motors. Athletic Park hosts NW OA sanctioned race meet Friday July 5 1901 with riders from multiple cities and motor paced races. Free park travel by car 7 30 to 11 pm. Parking and pavilion seating free.
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East
Patrick Street
Clark
Atkinson Motors
East Patrick Street
Rink
Athletic Park
French and Clark
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Hagerstown
York
Frederick
Rhine
Parkin
Will
Robert French
Pampel
Clark Motor
French Motor
Leander Wins Final Heat For Challenge Cup
Leander defeated the University of Pennsylvania crew in the final heat for the grand challenges cup this morning. Also noted is the death of Conway Shoemaker aged 23 from sunstroke while harvesting near Sharpsburg Washington County. his burial occurred at Mount Tabor.
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Henzey
Exclaxp
Leander
Univesity of Pennsylvania
Conway Shoemaker
Joshua Shoemaker
Littlestown
South Mountain
Remsburg
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Mount Tabor
This County
Fishing Party and Monocacy Monuments News
Fishing party members including W A Simmons Edward Nelson Charles E Saylor G Blanchard Phil pot L T McGill and Frederick J Nelson spend the day fishing along the Monocacy. Pennsylvania plans thirteen new monuments on the Antietam battlefield at 1500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Simmons
Edward Nelson
Charles E. Saylor
G. Blanchard Philpot
L. T. McGill
Frederick J. Nelson
Antietam
Pennsylvania
Washington Camp No. 17 Elects New Officers
Washington Camp No. 17 P O of A met Wednesday night and elected one new member. Treasurer and financial secretary reports were adopted. District President Edgar L. Miller installed six‑month officers including I. C. Flautt president and George A. Zeigler as vice president. Other officers named include H. F. Gatzendanner master of forms and J. J. Marsh financial secretary.
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Washington Camp
P. O
Edgar L. Miller
I. C. Flautt
George A. Zeigler
H. F. Gatzendanner
Joseph Zimmerman
Harry E. W. Storm
Harry 0. Smith
John J. Marsh
Jacob L Engelbrecht
John Tripps
Charles A. Herman
Lavi W. Moberly
Henry E. Cramer
Samuel &. Shaw
Left Sentinel
Philip E. Grove
H. F. Getzendanner
Thomas S. Lipps
George A. Ziegler
Arrivals At Linganore Hills Inn From Baltimore and Elsewhere
A list of guests arriving at Linganore Hills Inn includes Mrs James Y Mills nurse and child Isabella B Hill Nicholas T Hill and nurse Mrs William S Hammond Mr and Mrs J J Riordan Miss M E Riordan Miss A M Riordan Mrs J W Riggs Miss Mattie R Carskadon Mrs Mary R Cox Mig3 Annie Cor Mrs William Reynolds Mrs M Mackintosh Miss Mackintosh Miss L Mackintosh Miss Helen Mackintosh Dushyne all of Baltimore Mrs Thomas Evers Miss Edith Evers Miss Edna V Nalley Misses Mabel and Bessie Graham Miss Lizzie D Raub all of Washington Mrs Alfred R Lightfoot New York Mr William H St Jonn Hartford Conn Mr Richard Greenville Ely Frederick
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Linganore Hills Inn
James Y. Mills
Isabella B. Hill
Nicholas T. Hill
William S. Hammond
J. J. Riordan
M. E. Riordan
A. M. Riordan
J. W. Riggs
Mattie R. Carskadon
Mary R. Cox
Annie Cor
William Reynolds
Dressmaking Adopts Approved System for Six Gown Classes
The business offers tailor-made costumes and evening gowns with six gown classes under an Approved system. It promises long and tiresome fitting avoided and perfect stylish garments. Eaper at 35 East Church Street.
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Eaper
East Church Street
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