Saturday News Preview Promises Eight-Page Tomorrow
The Saturday News announces an eight page issue featuring two short stories by Howard Fielding A Trifling Indiscretion and A Man's Love, an account Yankee and Yellow by Captain Kilmer, special illustrated articles, ladies recipes and fashion notes, farmer topics, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D M Stearns, regular features Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe, and service notices. The price is two cents delivered or mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fielding
Orient
United Statesman-o-war
Simonovski
Japan
Kilmer
Schor
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tas Sattapay
Trouble Over A Pig In A Maryland Neighborhood
Farmer Jacob R. Gorman is arrested for unlawfully breaking into neighbor Afr. Andrew J. Klein’s stable and stealing a pig. Klein says the pig, tied to his wheat field, was impounded at his stable and advertised in The News. Gorman claims the pig belonged to him. The case, likely civil, hinges on whether the impounding was legal and where it occurred. Also noted is Braddock Heights’ new ladies toilet room, and a Manila update from D J Scholl about his son Frank at Manus. The item ends with a terse note on enlarging at Wet Pamrick Tedidezee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Gorman
Montevue Hospital
Afr
Andrew J. Klein
Mr. Klein
Gorman
Manila
D. J. Scholl
Patrick Street
Frank Scholl
Manus
Aater d
Lightning Strikes Brunswick Area During Severe Storm
A heavy rainstorm swept Frederick and Brunswick areas causing property damage. Lightning struck the residence of W H Pinsh in Brunswick, damaging the house and injuring no one. it also destroyed the telephone system in Brunswick yard and burned out lines in New London Meoni7n Peturetile Jatormen Seanavilla and Thormont. A barn in Londons county Virginia was struck, and a telegraph pole split but remained standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arious
Pen-Mar
Pronswick
Brunswick
W.H. Pinsh
Brunswick Yard
New London
Bicycle device promises safe riding in hot weather
A fragment describes a contrivance that lets a person bicycle without skin damage or discomfort from the heat. The maker claims any person can build it and with proper construction it can assist cycling like a bike. The note mentions readers saw it in The News.
Chinese minister reports Pekin siege as July 18 cable
A cipher cable from Minister Conger, received by the Chinese minister, describes the Be rth legation under continuous bombardment by Chinese troops, with relief only possible to avert a general massacre. Cabinet ministers meet in Washington as translation confirms the July 18 dispatch from Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Tae Naw
Jery
Conger Minster
Brrth
Message from Taotai Shang telegram cited by Wo at State Department
Special Dispatch reports Minister Wo at the State Department receiving a Taotai Shang telegram dated July 20. It states a reply should come from Tsung Li Yamen and notes Conger's reply in cipher, regarded as genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasaertos
State Department
Taotai Shang
Tsung Li Yamen
Conger
PURELY PERSONAL VISITS AND TRAVELS IN FREDERICK
A string of visitors and travelers is listed in Frederick, including Mrs Croft of New York visiting Miss Bessie Trson on East Church street, and Mrs John Johnson with children at East Patrick street spending time at Ocean City. Others include Miss Mazie Smith of Frederick visiting Middletown, and Miss Edna Lighter hosting, with several residents returning from trips to Atlantic City and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croft
New York
Bessie Trson
East Church Street
Dennis Houser
Charles
Misa Dott Potterfield
Lorettaville
Middletown
John Johnson
East Patrick Street
Ocean City
Hazelton Joyce
Eastern Shore
Robert 8. Tyson
Katherine Fry
Snells Martin
Jefferson
W. H. Gaylor
J.N. Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Ohio
Misa Mazie Smith
Frederick
Edna Lighter
Eli Roelhsay
Hanover
William Rosskey
West Patrick Street
Frank Goode
Bessie Goode
Frank Goods, Jr
Mipees Catharine
Melora Daovall
Annapolis
Adam Keller
Charles W. Ross
Caroline Ross
Atlantic City
Percy Thomas
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fredick
Valentine Broner
Virginis Broner
Highfield
Ollie Phebus
Laurens Phebus
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Jennie Galbraith
Oscar Ruth
Reading
Georges E. Rudy
Fannie Rudy
Rocky Mountain
Funeral notices for Lola Burrass and Martin Jen Tack
The funeral for Mrs. Lola Burrass occurred this morning at 10 from her father George Burrass’s West Patrick Street home with Rev. Osborne Ingie officiating. Pallbearers were Daniel Shearer James Phoebus W Smith and Ed W Gittinger. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder directed the services. Martin W. Jen Tack, who died in Washington yesterday, arrived in Frederick last night and will be buried tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss
Jennie Gernand
Joseph A. Gernand
Graceham
Thurmont
Mary Hespelhorn
Yelock
United Brethren Cemetery
Thurmont- Mes
Barbara Plymire
Barbara E. Plymire
Plymire
Unionville
Linganore M. E. Church
B. FP. Clarkson
el Burying Ground
Sam's Creek
Mesare
Samuel A
Ino. W. Eary
Lola Burrass
George Burrass
West Patrick Street
Osborne Ingie
Daniel Shearer
James Phoebus
W. Smith
Ed. W. Gittinger
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Martin W. Jentack
Washington
Frederick
Jacob Rohrback
Reformed Reunion at Ten-Mar Includes Addresses
A large crowd attended yesterday's Reformed Reunion at Ten-Mar, with a special choir and speeches by Rev J A Hotteins, Rev J B Shantz, Rev H Stein, and Prof W Richards. The program highlighted church duties, missions in Japan, and the 20th century Reformed Church, closing with prayer. The next reunion is set for July 18 1901 at Pen Mar. Presbyterian reunion plans at Pen Mar July 3 feature speakers Rev McKibbin, Rev Laughlin, and Rev McNally, with a sacred concert and special trains along Cumberland Valley lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten-Mar
Brocels Ar Hall
Philp Baer
Greencastle Pa
J. A. Hoftheins
Martinsburg
Ny Redeemer
H. Stein
Mechanicsburg
J M.bchick
Washington
W. Richards
Lancaster
Association
Harrisburg
Niles M. Fissell
Garlisle
William ‘McKibbin
Cincinnati
John Aslyin
J. Hock Laughlin
Wi Ching Chow
China
McKibbin
William McNally
Harriaberg
Choius
F. J. Deccavee
Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
Pen-Mar
John Ziegler
Cumberland Valley
Estern Maryland Roads
Monster Combine Formed To Control Telegraph and Telephone
In Trenton N J a charter was granted to the National Telephones and Telegraph Company with a $50 000 000 capital as a step toward a nationwide consolidation of telegraph telephone and cable lines. The plan envisions one management for multiple firms including Western Union Postal Telegraph Commercial Cable Latta Maloney and National, purchasing smaller companies and building new lines where needed. The move aims to reduce duplicated poles and repairs and to achieve significant salary savings across the major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trenton
N. J
National Telephones and Telegraph Company
Srea
William J. Latta
Martin Miloney
Telegraph, Telephone and Cable Company, of America
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Company
Commercial Cable Company
Latta-Maloney Company
The
National
James ¥. Sullivan
National Company
Telegraph and Telephone
Telegraph and
Telephone Com
Bell Telephone Company
Letta- Maloney Company
National Tive
Seanuce
Bell Company
Mpany
Latta
Mny
Porchase
Onca
Died and Dead in Yesterday and Today
Obituary and notices recount deaths from Hagersville to Baltimore, with mention of Mrs Rebecca Crayten and Mr William Lee. Also notes pardons, a murder case, a death sentence appeal, and local civic items including conferences over coal strikes and a Frederick county school desk contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Georges Creek
Robert T. Wyatt
Oliver Vaulk
Friday Night Dance at Braddock Heights
Local note mentions Braddock Heights hosting a regular Friday night dance with cars leaving Square Dorner at 6:40 and 7:30 then hourly. It praises a city hotel menu featuring Sweitzer cheese sandwiches and a cool glass of Muerzen or Senate while describing a local incline toward pure ber Senate and Secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Square Dorner
Sweitzer
Muerzen
Senate
Secret
Encampment G. A. Chicago ticket deal announced
For the 4th Annual Encampment G. A. at Chicago from August 27 to September 1 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers a one fare round trip from points east of the Ohio River. Tickets valid on August 25 26 27 and return by August 31 or September 30 with deposit by noon Sept 2 and 5 cent fee. Also ads for summer goods from L. E. Mullinix selling affordable window awnings and mosquito canopies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
End of Week Bargains at New & Muses
At 38 N Market St New & Muses advertises end of week prices on silk fabrics trim garments and household goods. Items include foulard silks lace veils parasols white lisle vests hose and underwear with bulk quantities and deep discounts highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
For Sale and Rail Excursions By Baltimore & Ohio R R
Fifteen shares of permanent stock in Monumental Savings and Loan Association Baltimore at par. Also Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursions to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach with low rates on select Thursdays. Tickets valid sixteen days with stop overs at key cities for NJ and MD resorts. Contact Thad Maier or Dr William C Boteler for stock and eye practice details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monumental Savings and Loan Association
Baltimore
Thad
Maier
Baltimore , Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Inle City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Besch
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Les Isle City
M. J
Rehoboth Beach
Philadelphia
Washington
New Jersey
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the Daily News
Lee
Age Marine
R & Alger
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ements Today
City Hotel Buffet
Moser
Neidig & Miller
Saterday News
Tus News
Fins
Braddock
Pamrick
Drolth
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Bright
Messrs
David KE. Cramer
E. L. Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Richard T. Cramer
Mme Etta Cramer
Cramer
Bay
Gonger
Mr. Wu
Pekin
Wee
Strate
Franklin Osborne
Sevickny
William W. Osborne
Pen- Mar
Presbyterian
Ole
Thadders Mander
Hagersinwo
Traverner
Feree
Rebeccs
Crayten
WJ Craiges
Cenber
Syed Strynisce Pears
Vaaries Fraceis Mellina
State Liquor Dealers Association
Bark and Cheater Streeta
Anne Aronde
R T Brow
Opus
Davideau
Court of Appeals
Ben Hamilton Tucker
Upper Maribury
Prince George >S County
Maryland
Ltosd
Vermillion
Smith
Hamburg
Veek
Mareen
Willian
Belair
Board of County Commissioners
Reich’s Ford
Frederick County
O. M. Friz
Messrs. Wyatt & Nolting, Architects
Norainee
William Ritchie
Iste
John Ritchie
Illinois
Ritchie
Ritchie, Essher & Knobel
Chicago Maryland Society
L. B Mulling
L. E. Mullinix
John Hendricsson
Soper
Cali
MoeBh
Madras
Jonn Hirxpaioxzson P
Nile & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
New & Muses
N. Market St
Clinton & Main
S U
Clinton &, Main
Waabington
Wm. C. Boteter
Otice
Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Assa
Oe Pter
PB Sappington
Gan
Nédarly
Deenrrees
AT. Bice & Sunb
A. T. Rice & Soe
North Marke Street
Frederick, ND
F.V. Btauk
PPPI
Kalston Health Club
Kalston
Purina
Halston
F. V. Srav7
TYROP
J. Hessely Keller
Deug Stork
Market &T
DR. Jane
Potomac
Oe 8
O. R. BR
Fatrioan BF
Geresville Flour
Ceresville Roller
Shriner
Atlantic City, N. J
Arkansas and Pacific
Dever
Skea Beath
R. J. Osborne
Aissr
Church Street
Frederich, MD
Gunetadis
D. Stewart P. Dear
NO. 52
North Market Steelt
Mildawlz D. R. C. Nicodemus
Mabaea Sinnei
Aaa Arms
Sf Law
Boutty
Lar
Stetersorio
Court Street
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