The BatURDAY News Preview For Tomorrow’s Sig Paper
The BatURDAY News promises a broad eight page issue with diverse reading material for all ages. Features include A Cluster of Ripened Fruit a star forecast Portent of the Stars and a Black Marta of Georgia crime tale plus Braving Spign Bop and illustrated articles. Regulars include ladies recipes farm notes Sunday school lesson and letters from Mary Jane. Price two cents with delivery or mail. the Knighthood plans a 50 cent per member assessment if funds stay short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederk
Funeral for Miss M. Katherine Immenaner Held at Home
The funeral was held at 10 o'clock from her North Harket street home with services by Rev. Eschbach and Rev. E. L. Moisan. Pallbearers included William C. Birely, George Rodock, Alfred Ritter, A. H. Harrington, George Heinlein, and H. Mehmettinger. Interment followed at Mt. Livet cemetery. EF. Schroeder served as the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Katherine Immenaner
North Harket Street
Dr. Eschbach
E. L. Moisan
William OC. Birely
George Rodock
Alfred Ritter
A. H. Harington
George Heinlein
H. Mehme Ittinger
Mt. Livet
EF. Schroeder
Neral
Examinations Held For Colored Teachers In Frederick County
Annual tests for colored teachers seeking to join Frederick County public schools are underway in the grand jury room of the courthouse. There are 29 applicants, nine seeking second grade certificates and the rest fourth class. Results for both white and colored exams will be announced in at least two weeks.
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Frederick County
Cornerstone Laid for Frederick City Hospital Amid Storm
The cornerstone of Frederick City Hospital was laid on development grounds west of West Sixth Street. About 500 people gathered as Lynch and Columbia Lodges of A M celebrated the ceremony with a Masonic ritual, a chorus, and prayers before a sudden storm halted the program. A tin box with papers was sealed in the stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
West Sixth Street
Lynch
Columbia
A. F
A.M
J. W. L. Carty
Lynch Lodge
Jesus of Nazareth
Brayer
Simon Miller
Israel
Personal Pleasing Paragraphs of Visitors in Town
A string of society notes records visits and travels by residents and guests. Cora Hardy of Woodsboro calls on friends in Balt imore while J H Frazier attends Baltimore on business. Rose Lindsay stays in Washington Grove. Elizabeth Herr visits Linganore Hills. May Hagan visits Taneytown. Gay Roser visits LeGore. Mary Ingle visits Nantucket. and others linger in Frederick, Frostburg, Halitown, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hksday
Boston
Cora Hardy
Woodsboro
Baltimare
J. H. Frazier
Baltimore
Rose Lindsay
Record Street
Washington Grove
Albert M. Patterson
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Elizabeth Herr
York
Linganore Hills
Mary Shank
Harrisburg
J. R. Gearinger
Gay Roser
Adam Roser
LeGore
Thomas Williamson
Spurt Square
Mary Ingle
Nantucket
Mass
William H. Ways
South Market Street
Frostberg
Maulsby
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Halitown
W. Va
M. E. Frazier
Mollie Donaldson
Washington
Charles Shipley
Thurmont
Clarence M. Sigler
Eugene Albaugh
Woodaboro
Charles Gross
Brunswick
Balch
Hoy Balch
Philadelphia
Wm. B. Boteler
Middletown
B. E. Braden
Washington, D. C
Daniel C. Miller
Braden
A. T. Sparrow
Lightning from clear sky strikes Falton County field
Four remarkable phenomena were seen in Falton County Pennsylvania when an apparently clear sky caused a lightning shaft to strike machines and scare horses. John Heinbaugh and his two sons were in a field. his mower shattered and he was dragged before a son stopped the team. A companion worker with a scythe was burned and thrown, while others operating binders witnessed near misses as thunder spurred a run of frightened horses. A heavy downpour followed the storm.
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Falton County
John Heinbaugh
Heinbaugh
Hembaugh
A. W. Johnston, Jr
John Carbangh
Carbaugh
John F. Kendall
Road to Boonsboro extension planned to Myersville and Keedysville
The Hagerstown Globe reports a proposed extension of the electric railway from Boonsboro to Myersville before Keedysville and Sharpsburg. New companies must be formed, rails totaling about 94 miles and 1,000 tons of steel are reported, with 1,000 poles and up to 40,000 crossarms needed. Secretary Heppertes says operation within three months, though freight car orders were curtailed by franchise disputes. The Boonsboro extension will use a storage battery system with a battery house at Beaver Creek and copper wire usage noted.
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Boonsboro
Myereville
Heedys
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown Globe
Myersville
Keedysville
Sharpeburg
W. O. Heppertes
Hagerstown
Beaver Creek
Virginia Poll Tax Backed by Suffrage Committee
The Suffrage Committee, after two sessions, urged a poll tax of $2 as a prerequisite to voting in Virginia. Opponents were the two Republicans. Proposals to allocate revenue to schools, pensions for Confederates, or roads were discussed but dismissed. County delegates from black counties oppose directing funds to schools, fearing incentive effects and harm to their shoal funds.
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Virginia
Harvest Home Festival and Mount Zion Harvest Observance
The Lutheran Mt ZionHaughs Sunday school will hold its Harvest Home Festival at Warner’s Grove on Saturday July 27 with speeches from prominent speakers and music by the Union Bridge Band. Also noted are civic rumors and county events as well as reports of extreme heat harming horses across Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School of Mt. Zion
Haugh’s
Warner's Grove
Union Bridge Band
Foot Crushed In Canal Train Accident At Branswick
Kieffer Ortison aged about 11, only son of Mr and Mrs Q Ortison of Branswick, lost a foot when he attempted to board a moving B and O train after swimming in a canal near the pump house. The wheel passed over his foot requiring amputation. He was cared for by hospital corps ladies until his parents arrived. Amputation performed by company surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieffer
Ortison
Branswick
Keiffer
Organizer P C A Branch Meeting at Miss Diehl Studio
A meeting will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock to organize a branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The session takes place in Miss Diehl's studio at the Woman's College Conservatory of Music with President Apple permitting its use. Membership fee to be set at a small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Miss Diehl
Woman's College Conservatory of Music
Apple
Telephone line completes city to Wolfsville talk in Brunswick
A new telephone extension connects Myerville and Wolfsville enabling direct conversations. There is discussion in Brunswick about extending Frederick County line to northern Condonn County and installing an archangel at Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeraville
Wolfsville
Wolfaville
Brunavyick
Frederick County
Condonn County
Brunswick
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Hr J E W Bargett lists today’s market prices with corn at 2.50 per barrel and 40 cents per bushel shelled, wheat at 63 cents per bushel, and hay priced at 12 to 14 per ton.
Local Residents Report Illnesses on Market and Patrick Streets
The Sick, Miss Annie Beckley of South Market street, is on the sick list. I, John Faubel of West Patrick street, am quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Beckley
South Market Street
John Faubel
West Patrick Street
Exhibition at Athletic Park Called Off by Weather
The exhibition at Athletic Park last night was cancelled due to threatening weather. Advertisers reduced during the dull season, likening it to fishing with a bare hook and catching only seaweed and driftwood.
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Athletic Park
Peach crop prospects look brighter as young orchards bloom
Feach crop prospects on the mountain Delt show improved outlook though last year’s yield fell short of promises. Growers expect good quality peaches if weather cooperates, with young orchards providing the best returns while many old orchards have been cut down due to age and diseases.
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San Jose
Death notices for B Carlton Coblentz and Elizabeth Lane
B Carlton Coblentz of Morrillton Arkansas died July 3 after four months illness from pneumonia at 66. He was a Franklin and Marshall College graduate 1863, practiced law, survived by wife Marion Murphy, son Carlton, daughter Mrs William Mayo, and siblings Mosars, Charles H., Martin, Mrs Daniel Q. Miller, and Mrs Joseph Routzahn. Funeral July 4. Elizabeth Lane of Middletown, born 1828, died July 3 in Washington DC aged 72, after long illness. She is survived by husband John Lane and five daughters Mrs Eugene Dwinin, Mrs Clarence Collum, Mrs Buchanan, and Mary L. and Emma Lane.
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Carlton Coblentz
Henry
Ann Coblentz
Middletown
Morrillton
Conway County
Arkansas
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Peter W. Shafer
Daniel QO. Miller
Joseph L. Routzahn
Frederick
Elizabeth Lane
Washington, D. C
Lata
George
Elizabeth Titlow
John Lane
Eugene Dwinin
New York
Clarence Collum
Mt. Vernon
N. J
Buchanan
Mary L
Emma
Washington
Census Officials Paid as Census Finish Nears Next Wednesday
Census Superintendent Buchanan Schley has signed all checks to pay census officials. The report to Governor Smith signaling completion is expected by next Wednesday. The legal deadline follows on the subsequent Saturday. 110 county enumerators have not yet drawn pay, prompting letters urging prompt submission of bills with affidavits and receipts to close accounts. The Legislature allotted $40,000 to cover census expenses with a small balance to the State Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Schley
Census Bureau
Smith
Schley
Sleeping Outdoors Bed For Ill Woman In Backyard
Mrs Charles M Bigges of Smithsburg Washington county has slept outdoors for years due to fragile health. A bed seven to eight feet high is built on substantial supports in her back yard. Accessed by ladder it shelters from rain and offers comparative comfort while doctors direct air quality must be maintained.
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Charles M. Bigges
Smithsburg
Washington County
Poita
D.C. Chapter Hosts Weekly Reception at Club Rooms
The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C held a weekly reception at their West Patrick street club rooms from 9 to 10. Mrs. J K White and Mrs G E Smith greeted Daughters and guests. Floral decor featured red Bergamiums. Frozen punch and wafers were served.
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U. D.C
Fitzhugh Lee
U.D.C
Wee
West Patrick Street
J. K. White
G. E. Smith
Painful Woodsboro Accident Injures Woman at Sewing Machine
Mrs. Sarepta Weikert of Woodsboro sustained a painful injury when a sewing machine needle pierced her finger. The needle remained embedded for about 15 minutes until neighbors were summoned for help. Dr. Hammond removed the needle with pincers.
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Sarepta Weikert
Woodsboro
Hammond
Annapolis Bonds Delivered to Frederick Savings Institute
Mayor E a seidewitz of Annapolis delivered in person 72 Annapolis city bonds sold to Fredericktown Savings Institution. The 40 and 49 year bonds carried 4 percent interest and each bond netted $1,095.21.
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E. A. Seidewitz
Annapolis
Frederick
Annapolis City
Fredericktown
Masonic Temple Foundation Walls Rise to Four Feet
The foundation walls of the Masonic Temple are now four feet high around the building. The foundations are 21g feet long and 2 feet thick and are to be eight feet high. New Star Route Carriers announced with Mr. Galvin Fox succeeding Ben Miller between Thurmont and Frederick and Mr. W Zimmerman taking over Thurmont Woodsboro route. Farm Sold to Theodore F. Stoner of Westminster for the Zimmerman Place at Graceham, 74 acres at $64 per acre, possession Oct 1. Camping Party encamped on the Potomac near Shepherdstown, W VA. Earnings of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway year to June 5, 1901 reported between $24 and $25 thousand. Syrup of Figs advertised as a laxative for children and families.
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Masonic Temple Foundation
Masonic Temple
Galvin Fox
Ben. Miller
Thurmont
Frederick
W. Zimmerman
Marshall Michael
Woodsboro
Theodore F. Stoner
Westminster
Charles Shipley
Zimmerman Place
Graceham
Mr. Stoner
E.d& RK
Cornerstone laid for Lorettaville Reformed church
The cornerstone of a new Reformed church at Lorettaville Virginia was laid last Friday July 5. Pastor Rev Lewis T Lampe formerly of this city will lead the congregation. The brick building measures 62 by 32 feet 6 inches with a 43 by 30 foot main auditorium and a 30 by 9 foot 6 inch classroom. It will be steam heated and bell tolling with ample lighting and careful finish.
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New Reformed Church
Lorettaville
Lewis T. Lampe
Iaid
Local notices and business ads from Frederick MD
Local missives advertise Dolt's Olame Olama and seafood specials plus a Park Hotel Sunday dinner. A new bakery by Oscar O Kefauver opens July 15 at 160 North Market Street. Also offerings include dry goods, eye exams by Dr Wim Boteler, and dressmaking by Babek at 35 East Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar O. Kefauver
Blumenour Stand
North Market Street
Wim
Boteler
Frederick
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the Baily News
IBG
Erasmus
Ereamus
Luther
J. Bownerher
Ireland
Bain Mie
Prince of
Orange
Jams HH
Hac of
Englend
Joverhet
Spain
Madrid
Biaz Isia
Dolly Madison
Dorothy Payne
Ficswent Madison
Washaington
John A Dshlgren
Washingtos
McEnt Colyer
Cyrus W. Kield
Atlantic Cable
Dobbs Ferry
Micholas C Creede
Wentworth
Elevan
Kittery
Wasninevor
W. i L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Doll’s
Horse and Surrey
Neidig & Miller
Tee Wectees Ao
Les Eee
the Baturday News
Gustave Meyer
Marta
Georgia
Buller
Tug News
M. Stearns
Tomorow
Mary Jane
Marsat
Tae Sarce
Letera
Supreme Lodge
Knighte of Pyshing
Endowent Bank
Dai
Chay
Aversville
Adaie Olsie Dages An
Hicks
Tooadey
Monocacy
Montgomery County
Feach Crop Prospects
New Star Route Carriers
Messrs
Robert +. Tyson
Keller
Holmes D. Baker
Albert N. McCardell
Potomac River
Shepherdstown
California Fig Syrup Co
John Hendrickson
New, Neexwean
Nobby
SILK
Madras
Shirte
Hesonioxsos
Nee & Miller
Becuse
Walsta
Rodooek & Co
BIORE
Charlies
Lnk
Cerise
Grean
Rodock & Col A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
T. Price
Fourth St. C.& E
Ceres Ile Mills
Wagal
Neidig & Mazz
Maan
Clinton E
Main
Vraderies
Isanogis & Wagaman
Blaxe Books
Arnold
de Haan
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
F. B. Sappingtor
Roland
Sano
Sandi
Sandii
Willard
Patrickibt
Atlee Radclife
University of Martland
James Me Radelif
Fredartois
George A. Oubert
Peterman
West Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
City Hotel
Fredarietc
Muffat
Maidawly
Nicodemus
North Market
sudaRly Ee Eee
R. Bnook
Frederick City
Heal Estate
Jobn
Dutrow
Walkersyville
Wm. H. Bamabine
Deslidantt
R. Lease
B. Rosenour
B. Fatrick St
Townsend Scott
Bankers and Brosers
Falette ST. Oppo
St. Joseph's Academy, Emmitsbure, MD
Bhs
O& Moteer Superior
Toomar
East Second Street
Maryland Searchlight
Anti-Saloon League
Maryland
Dolt's
the Park Hotel
Babek
East Church Street
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