Tomorrow's News Promises Bright Features and Travel Notes
The Saturday News previews a crowded edition filled with special illustrated pieces, farm and Ladies departments, a Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane. European tours include Bonaventure Townsend sailing to Paris aboard Potsdam.
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South Africa
Kilmer
D. M. Stearns
Henriette Bonaventure
Geo. Alfred Townsend, Jr
Gapland
Holland American Line
Potsdam
Paris
Miss Bonaventure
Sta Frank
Rodarick
Is County
Washington, D. C
New York
City of Rome
Glasgow
Scotland
J. P.T. Mathias
Thurmont
M. E. Leatherman
Washington, D.C
Europe
Frank Sappington
Liberty
M. Hench
Eidel Bender Wedding in Middletown Parsonage
Cyrus L. Eidel and Lillis Bender of Middletown were married July 4 at the Lutheran parsonage Middletown by Rev M Beard. J Clement Withide and Ada Florence Moser of Middletown wed July 4 at the United Brethren parsonage by Rev J G Roudabosh.
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Eidel— Bender
Cyrus L. Eidel
Lillis Bender
Middletown Seite
Her. M. Beard
Lutheran Parsonage
Middletown
Wileide
Ming Uaevid Lodge Installs Officers at July Meeting
At a Ming Uaevid Lodge No 00 1 0 C F meeting on Saturday July 3 officers were installed including L Bennett B S to N e Arthur Willard L B to N G A J Fromke R B 60 V G Dr O B Main I G B A Reger O G M F Leones After the installation refreshments were served.
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Ming Uaevid Lodge
C. F
Sneeiay
L. Bennett
B.S
N. E
Arthur Willard
N.G
Maryland Democrats Unite For Bryan Platform
Delegates failed to agree on free silver as Maryland Democrats debated the Chicago platform. Speakers including Dr John Walter Smith and Joshus W Miles urged support for a platform favoring minority reports and Bryan’s candidacy. County leaders praised the document as suitable, while later notes described bank news, an excursion plan, and a family laxative ad.
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Maryland
Kansas City
Lac Winventor
John Walter Smith
Platform Committee
Reas
Democratic Party
McKinley
Tribune
People
Erran
South
Bryan
Fendall
Chicago
Miles
Smith
General Knott
Joshus W. Miles
Amile
Tillman
J. Frank Smith
Ruralist shoots at attacker during Potomac fracas
James A Gray, a farmer living on the Madeca farm near Potomac, was shot multiple times by his nephew Edward Bradley after a confrontation on Wednesday night. Bradley said he acted in self defense after being attacked. Gray lay critically wounded, with bullets striking his feet, stomach, and hand. Dr. E Stone treated the injured man.
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James A. Gray
Madeca
Ebradley
Potomac
Gras
Suria
Bradley
Gray
E Stone
Street
Death of the Girl Behind the Largest American Banner
At Madison New Jersey died a few days ago Miss Josephine Mulford the young woman who gained fame for stitching the largest American flag ever flown. The banner measured 100 feet long 36 feet wide with each star 2 feet 5 inches across and stripes five feet wide built over two years of patient work by the brave girl.
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Madison
New Jersey
Josephine Mulford
Star flags across historic sites mark a sad mortgage bid
Miss Mulford toured stars placed at Independence Hall Valley Forge Morristown and Fort McHenry to raise funds for her family home. She died after failing to finish the mortgage relief as about $2000 was raised before her death, a strain that proved fatal.
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Independence Hall
Valley Forge
Morristown
N.J
Fort McHenry
Fatal Affray Near Clarksburg Leaves Man Dead
John A Young was found dead at a farm in Montgomery county near Boyds after an assault by James H Hawkins at Clarksburg store. Hawkins beat and kicked Young, who later died. A warrant was sworn, Hawkins posted $200 bail, trial set for Rockville in November.
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John Green
C. W. Gibson
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Boyds
John A. Young
Barbhere
Young
James H. Hawkins
William Windsor
Windsors
Hawkins
Saad
Frank Gibson
Mortimer Young
Mort
Jobin A
Justice Enberg
Clarkaborg
Rockville
Funeral for Daniel Lighter Held at Reform Church
Daniel Lighter died near Boonsboro on July 1. His funeral was conducted Tuesday at noon from the Reform Church in Middletown. Rev. T F Hoffmeier of Learent officiated, assisted by Rev Dr L A es of Littlestown, Edward Koogle and D Vincent Beachley.
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Daniel Lighter
Boonsboro
Reformea
Middletown
T. F. Hoffmeier
Learent
L. A. Es
Littlestown
Edward Koogle
D. Vincent Beachley
Alleged Spite Work at Habeas Hearing Before Judge Motter
13 year old Louise OToole testified at a habeas corpus hearing for Jane E Wilhide charged with assault. Judge Motter set bail at 250 dollars. Wilhide jailed for lack of bail. Wilhide denied the charge. defense suggested spite motive tied to a prior wood theft report by Wilhide’s father. Witnesses testified about Wilhide’s reputation. Harp and Etchison represented the prisoner.
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Jane E Wilhide
Wiees Ag
Wilhide
O'Toole
Harp
Etchison
National Convention Votes and Nominations Report
The convention opened with Chairman Richardson presiding as delegates voted for Aviat Stevens for vice president. Wilgane of Lincoln placed Stereman in nomination, while Reese of Mransanta backed Charlce Towne Woeta. New York and State Senator Grads nominated Hill amid a heated exchange of views.
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Bassas
Daly
Dermotrance
Calid
Richardson
New York
Grads
Hill
End of Week Bargains in Ladies Wear and Home Goods
The notice promotes deep discounts on shirt waists white and colored, ladies vests, and wash goods with end of week pricing. It highlights cool clothing options for men and a selection of hosiery and underwear, plus new bakery and medical office moves. Also advertises imported beer, cheese sandwiches, and a display of china ware, lamps, and general groceries.
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Foe
Lisle
Ught
Labor Shortage Halts B and O Railroad Construction Feats
Labor scarcity slows Baltimore and Ohio Railroad line work in the county. Contractors, preferring local labor, have about five hundred workers but need more. Most laborers are white men with some negroes. pay is $1.25 a day. Other industries nearby face similar shortages as efforts to recruit fifty workers in West Virginia fail.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. and O
West Virginia
Crick
Pleasant Personalities of Visitors and Returns
A parade of locals and visitors highlights the piece with many names and places. Mrs A Fearbakxe returns from Washington while Miss Mamie Virts visits relatives there. Miss Lillian McDonnell visits in Frederick, others guests in Westminster and Cumberland. Several couples plan summer visits, camping trips, and stays in Middletown valley and nearby towns.
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A. Fearbakxe
Washington
Mamie Virts
Lillian McDonnell
Frederick
Kathleen Beard
Middletown
Alice Bond
Westminster
Ostroll County
Ritchie
Court Square
Trondle
Bertha Trondis
South Market Street
Cumberland
Messrs
Dudley Page
Willard C. Keller
Arthur S. Gambrill
Furnace Ford
John V. Pontins
Solomon
Chicora
Martinsburg
Harriet Moore
Bramwell
W. Va
Miss Pontius
Warren EK. Damath
Philadelphia
C. A. Damath
Thurmont
Kate M. Connolly
Laurel, Md
Mattin Perry
Walkersville
Fire destroys dwelling in Thurmont on LomBoard Street
A fire at the Deshler residence on Lom bard street Thurmont engulfed the dwelling before the department arrived. Mrs Lantz adjoining property was threatened as flames consumed the weatherboarded house leaving the floor and cellar wet but intact. Mr and Mrs Deshler narrowly escaped upstairs as the fire spread, neither house nor contents insured.
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Thurmont
Aummer
Marshall A. Gaugh
Lombard Street
D. A. Deshler
A Hborne's Strange Accident at Middletown Stall
A gray horse owned by Mr. Guy Ke fanver in Middletown had its eyelid snagged in a hook on an iron post outside the Adama expricd office where it was tethered this morning. The horse struggled and nearly tore the eyelid off while trying to free itself from the flies.
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Hborne
Guy Kefanver
Middletown
Adama’ Expricd
The Weak of Death Horace Myers Obituary Note
Horace Wilson youngest son of Gao Ed and Mary Elizabeth Myers died this morning at home East Third street of cholera infantyny aged three months. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be made at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Horace Myers
Horace Wilson
Gao
Mary Elizabeth Myers
East Third Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Middletown festival to close as town hall fundraiser ends
The Middletown festival raising funds for a new town hall closes tomorrow evening. John Co. Stone won a fine act of harness at the event, highlighting local interest and general entertainment.
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Middletown
John CO. Stone
Local merchants urge ads and summer comfort goods
An ad dense note promotes cool summer living with clam chowder visuals, Brad dock Heights attractions, regular dances, and music. It touts customer satisfaction as key and urges merchants to use News as a medium, offering learnings on daily specials, adjustable awnings, and mosquito canopies from L. E. Mullinix, exclusive carpet and curtain house.
Devil catcher leads late-night event at Athletic Park
At Athletic Park last night a crowd enjoyed a motor cycle show led by Henry Smith and T E Goode. Tod set the fastest mile at 2.05, Lambright 2.10, Pampel 2.99, McDonald 2.068 45. A % mile ride took seconds and a 2 mile motor cycle exhibition finished in 4.13. Dancing followed with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing music until 11.
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Henry Smith
T. E. Goode
Athletic Park
Pe Grote
Grove Tods
Lambright
Pampel
McDonald
Burck
Frederick Select Orchestra
Local Market Quotations At The Mart
Mr J E B W Hergett lists today's prices with corn shelled at 38 cents per bushel wheat at 731 cents per bushel corn per barrel 2 15 hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton Reflects typical midwestern market reporting with vendor quotes and commodity names.
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J. EB. W. Hergett
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