The Saturday News Preview for Tomorrows Eight-Page Paper
The Saturday News announces an eight page issue with varied reading. Features include In the Name of the Czar, Fighting Africans, special illustrated articles, farmer focused pieces, ladies depart ment, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features Letters from Mary Jane Market Ladies and trade letters. The paper costs two cents and can be delivered to any address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Maret Laride
Tae
Cos
Satceway
Deaths and a runaway horse trouble Burkittsville
Charles T Hightman aged 35 died suddenly at his Burkittsville home after 12 50 this Wednesday morning leaving a wife and a daughter Miss Daisy. Funeral at the Lutheran church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Emma Cochran wife of Carlton Cochran 25 died in Arnoldstoga after long cancer illness aged 25 survived by husband and one child. Funeral today from the Lutheran church in Burkittsville. A runaway horse on Patrick street caused excitement last night around 9 o clock with harness on and suspected buggy break free. Horse stopped in front of Bridle Markell residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. T. Hightman
Charles Thomas Hightman
Burkittsville
Jozeph Hightman
Daisy
Emma Cochran
Carlton Cochran
Arnoldstogga
Bir
George Foutz
Burkitteville
Sanaway
Ranaway
Patrick Street
Bri Cid Markell
Two Young Ladies Graduate From Maryland Normal School
Miss Olive G Hustt and Miss Effie C Miller of this county were among ninety six graduates at the Maryland State Normal School commencement in Baltimore last night. Governor Smith presided and urged reforms in state education, questioning why no Johns Hopkins leader was chosen and calling for increased school support. He praised the appointment of James H Van Sickle as Baltimore city Superintendent and urged better performance and progress in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive G. Hustt
Effie C. Miller
Maryland State Normal School
Baltimore
Smith
James H. van Sickle
Denver
Cal
Baltimore City
Maryland
Board of School Commissioners
Johns Hopkins University
Robbing the Dead at Decoration Day Cemetery
The article reports thefts of flowers from graves after Decoration Day at Mé. Olivet Cemetery. Graves were stripped of blossoms, vases left empty, and even children’s rosebuds were taken. Authors urge redress and punishment for the offenders, calling it a desecration akin to stealing from a dead man's eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
Baltimore and Ohio gains Jersey Central lines control
Railroad circles report the Baltimore and Ohio has secured control of the Jersey Central lines for 216.5 million with a possible Pennsylvania interest. A new fifty eight mile link may be built to overcome Reading trackage rights to Bound Brook. B and O reportedly seeks four straight terminals in New York under the current traffic agreement with Reading and Jersey Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE & O
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey Central
Pennsylvania
Bound Brook
Reading
New York
Secong
Trafic
Chic
Baseball ties to be decided at Athletic Park Friday
A tied baseball game between Maryland School and Frederick will be replayed this afternoon at Athletic Park. The Orange Blossoms and Adamstown High School team will face Spe tomorrow at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Athletic Park
Orange Blossoms
Adamstown
Spe
State Board Names New Clerks and Sunday Excursions
At a State Board of Education meeting held at the State Normal School yesterday, Herschel Ford of Princess Anne was elected clerk to the State superintendent of public education and the State Board of Education. Ruth T. Lee of Baltimore was elected clerk to the principal of the State Normal School. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces Sunday excursion trains from Baltimore and Washington to Frederick, and a Jerick to Hagerstown trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
State Normal School
State Superintendent of Public Education
Herschel Ford
Princess Anne
Ruth T. Lee
Baltimore
B. & O. Railroad
Baltimore and Washington
Frederick
Jerrick
Hagerstown
Purely Personal Locals Note Visitors and Travel from City
Miss Jennie Martz returns from Sviait to Baltimore and visits Miss Nebel Paccat Eempires Mus Mattie Houser of Place No 4. Several residents travel to Baltimore for business or to visit relatives, including Mrs Del of the Goat Hors Mr Unazixe Doll and Mr G Baker Foat. Others depart for Atlantic City Springfield Ohio North Manchester and Chicago for visits conferences or reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Martz
Sviit
Baltimore
Blaccke Stmetuns
Sisiting
Mires Nebel Paccat
Eempires
Mus
Mattie Houser
Del
Unazixe
Libertytuws
David Janes
Hearneyeville
W.vauthe Gees
J. DeLashmat
G. Baker Foat
Lrnchburg
Arthur Vitus
Elkridge
McClintock Young
Russell
Brazol
Charles Goldsborersh
Walkersville
J. J. Clark
West Patrick Street
Baltitere
Air
George P. Johnson
Seaboard Air Line
Alice Gasantuan
Hagerstown
Woman’s College
Br. Sed
William G. Buckey
F. A. Davis
Park Avenue
Esltimore
W.G. Buckey
East Third Street
Joel Brown
Chicago
Katie Kefanver
Hermon L. Rontzahn
Middletown
This County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Springfield
Ohio
TF Bittle
Elerton
John Summers
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Manchester
Ind
Ira B. Sawyer
Iola
Kansas
Afra
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Lawyer
Carroll County
Maryland Prohibitionists Convention Chooses Sappington
The Prohibitionists of Maryland met in Baltimore and elected Frank B. Sappington to the State Central Committee and as a delegate to the National Convention and a presidential elector candidate. They adopted resolutions condemning legalized liquor as a national moral and political peril and urged like minded voters to join the Prohibition party to settle political questions on justice and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Prohibitionists
Baltimore
Frank B. Sappington
State Central Committee
Prohibition Party
Dancing Picnic At Braddock Heights
A social oeld at Braddock Heights featured a delightful dancing picnic yesterday. A special car left at 5 o'clock to the mountain top, with a second party joining at 7 30. Supper was at 6 30, and dancing continued until 11. Chaperones included Mrs J A Williamson and others. Rhodes City Opera House Orchestra provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddula Heights
Braddock Heights
Mountain Top
J. A. Williamson
Thomas Schley
Wim. P. Maulsby
O. S. Howard
0. W. Ross, Jr
J. W. Huey
Dadiey Page
Jacob Tyson
Rhodes City Opera House Orchestra
Philomathian Literary Society closes season at Kemp Hall
The Philomathesn Literary Society held its final meeting at Kemp Hall. Reading by J. J. Honff and a debate on whether Concentration of Capital is the greatest evil in the United States featured affirmative Rohrback and Boblitz versus negative Cramer and Dennis. Judges Johnson Honst and Ausherman awarded the affirmative. The society adjourned subject to the president's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean
Philomathesn Literary Society
Kemp Hall
J. J. Honff
United States
Messrs
Rohrback
Boblitz
Cramer
Dennis
Johnson
Honst
Ausherman
Judgment hearing on railroad condemnation case today
Chief Judge James McSherry and Associate Judges Moster and Henderson hear counsel arguments and take testimony on exceptions to the jury’s award in the case of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad versus Henry B Wilson. The nine acre lot was condemned recently and the jury awarded $1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Moster and Henderson
the &B. & O. Railroad
Henry B. Wilson
Degree of D D Rambian University Confers Honor
Degree of D D conferred on Rev W I Mene former M E Church presiding in Baomeluae Waahin D C. Rambian University in Washington D C announces the degree and honors the clergyman for service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.drambian University
Waahin
D.C
W. I. Mene
Parr
Ormerly
M. E. Church
Dr Sykes to Lecture Victorian Posts Course at Woman's College
At a meeting of the University Extension Centre at the Woman's College officers were elected with Dr R Eschbach as chair. Dr Sykes was chosen unanimously to lecture on "The Victorian Posts" with a series of talks planned to reduce costs by multiple stops. The hall was offered by Professor Apple and the executive committee given broad powers for future course decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
R. Eschbach
Glenn H Worthington
Misa M. S. Robinson
J.H Apple
J. O L. Carey
Apple
American Society For the
Onlc
Jou Thas
Sykes
York
Tiperstown
Seach
Philadelphia
T. Freeman Dixon
Frederick
Confederate Decoration Day Observed by Local Societies
Confederate Decoration Day will be held on Wednesday June 6 with the Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans and Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. They meet at Miss Janet Williams residence on South Market Street and march to Olivet cemetery at 3 p.m. Prof Geo Ed Smith and Misses Fauntleroy Ott will present, Mrs A S McDaniel will recite, a choir will sing, and a reverie will be led by Prof Smith. Graves at St Johns and nearby cemeteries will be decorated after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young Camp
Confederate Veterans
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Janet Williama
South Market Street
Ait. Olivet Cemetery
Geo. Ed. Smith
Fauntleroy
Ott
A.S. McDan
Col L Victor Baughman Repairs County Roads
Col L Victor Baughman funded and supervised crushed stone mining by Frederick Company on his farm to repair county roads. Five tons of stone laid on the Shookstown to Baltimore pike and the nearby Shookstown pike section. Work finished after winter, providing employment and reducing last year’s county expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepalrisng County
Kuoads
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick Company
Shookstown Pike
Baltimore Pike
Baughman
Whiteuntide and religious services announced locally
Confirmation service will be held this evening at the Evangelical Reformed church. The Whiteuntide celebration of All Saints Episcopal Sunday School will occur Monday evening, June 4. Children's Day is set for June 3 at Union Chapel Liberty circuit and Mt Vernon. Preparatory services with Rev. T. Freeman Dixon are tonight at 7:30 and tomorrow at 4 p.m. Holy communion will be celebrated Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelicai Reformed Church
All Saints
Episcopal
Union Chapel
Liberty Circuit
Mt. Vernon
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
FifteenYearOld Pampell Places Second in Baltimore Race
Frank Pampell, near this city, son of Mr. P. Frank Pampell, finished second in a six and a half mile road race in Baltimore on Wednesday. The course ran along Belvidere Avenue and nearby streets to Belvidere race track. He is fifteen, his first race, had a two minute handicap, and clocked 17.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pampell
Baltimore
Belvidere Avenue
Park Heights Avenue
Reiterstown Pike
Hospital Fete Meeting and Social Plans on Campus Lawn
A meeting of the ladies who will take part in the Hospital Fete is set for tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at Mrs. H. Marks. A social trolley party is planned for the season. The association's annual report will be ready soon and building prospects look favorable. Mrs. Mary A. Blessing bought the late Mrs. Susan M. Thomas home and depot house at public sale for 1,200 and 500 respectively, both at Enckeystown station. Carlton Cromwell purchased a two acre lot for 450 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Lawn
Mary A. Blessing
Susan M. Thomas
Carlton Cromwell
Enckeystown Station
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Mr 5 presents daily market quotes with corn at 2.15 per barrel shelled corn 0.38 per bushel wheat 0.67 per bushel and hay priced between 12 and 14 dollars per ton for the Local Mart as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Bargett
Modern Beauty Thrives on Health and Exercise
The article extols the modern beauty who thrives on good food exercise and outdoor life. It promotes a cleansing of the system with the gentle pleasant Syrup of Figs made by the California Fig Syrup Co as a laxative remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californias Pig Syrup Co
Woodland sale near Libertytown to Wachter and Strina
John P. Beard of Libertytown sold land woodland east of town comprising acres to Elmer C. Wachter and Charles A. Strina of Walkersville for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Beard
Libertytown
Messrs
Elmer C. Wachter
Charles A. Strina
Walkersville
Funeral for Misa Rachael B Scholl Set Tomorrow
The funeral for Misa Rachael B. Scholl will be held tomorrow at 1 p m with services at the house. An advertisement touts Honi e Sarsaparilla as a cure for nervous troubles and a blood purifier claiming to aid nervous people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rachael B. Scholl
Fragmented Bits From an Irregular Page
A scrambled collection of phrases and fragmentary notes references Strawberry shortcake events, June roses festivals, a Frederick County Agricultural Society meeting, and scattered quips about household life and humor. The text appears as stray items and quotes with no clear single incident or cohesive article.
Organ Recital and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
June 19 program at Episcopal Sunday school rooms directed by Prof Geo Edward Smith and Miss Mary Steckel features top city musical talent to celebrate the new organ. Tickets 35 cents at Williamson's, R S J Darrow, A O McVardell. Also notes on Masonic lodge funeral attendance, Middletown parade, Greenstreet station festival with choir and stage shows, new Oxford styles, Hagerstown excursion, and Frederick building stock offering with loan details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Sunday School
Geo. Edw. Smith
The
Reformed Church
Mary Steckel
Episcopal Church
Willismgon's
R.S
End of the Week Offers at Shin Waist and Skirt Linens
End of the week sale draws buyers nationwide with low prices on khaki Mercerized goods and new linen styles. Men and women find value in Lisle fabrics, men’s undergarments, summer neckwear, and Bandkerchief styles as stocks move quickly.
Eye specialists visit Frederick for free exams
Mr Isidor Saks of Lake Optical Co Washington to be at City Hotel on June 1 and June 5 inviting all with defective eyesight for free examinations. Dr Herman now based in Frederick will temporarily office at 26 W Patrick. Wm Boteler adds practice in eye ear nose throat with free spectacle exams. Diehl Steckel announce teaching at Woman's College Conservatory including a chorus class for children. Dry goods and carpet stores close at six from June 1 to Sept 1 except Saturdays. Cheap publicity via News want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidor Saks
Lake’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Frederick
Miss Diehl
Miss Steckel
Woman’s College Conservatory
Jonesth
Dr. Herman
Optician
Te jHargete
W. Patrick
Opp
Dor Wm. Co. Boteler
N. Market Street
SAPPINGTONS CHINA AND LAMPS STOCK PROMOTION
PF B SAPPINGTON advertises a stock of china plain and decorative items from top factories, new lines arriving weekly, plus a wide range of lamps including Student Lamp and American Centre Draught Lamp. It promotes White Star coffee, Ke Mi Tea, and says they are sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamily Procerlez
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Bae
Uddts Lang
Lt Titans
Wes
Sedat
Cibraltar
Beim
Prince Bade
Naja
Napune
Ue Zee Ie Seuth Asia
Omcremier
West Pacet
Thomas Wo Neece
New Yort
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Cook
Obas
Goldaborough
Whitfonday Middletown
Jacob Rohrback
Roscos Swadener
Excortion
BR. R. Tonizhs
the Saturday News
Great Britain
South Africa
Kilmer
Iseus
Department For Ladies
United Drill Association
Stukee
Fsb
Stokes
Boyz
Plibblvivei
Baseball
DR. Syres
Lreat
University Exension Centre
FEE
Jane -Thic Lima Boi
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Casper Diller
Stevenson
W. T. Largent
Slobeter
Mountain Cley Lodge
P.eredbrick
Jane Let
Lodes
J. C. Boost
H. F. Steisen
BR. GS
Doll's
Whit-Monnday
Greenstreat Station
Vlarberg's
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doll & Albaugh
Jons C. Harpt
W. Irvine
L. BE. Mullinex
L. E. Mullinix
John N Hendrickson
VIUD
Evos Lunes
Lave St Svenders
Madras
Prince of Wales
Jane
Joly
Balbriggen
P.S
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Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
TRE Glass OF Fashion
Clinton E. Main
Washington
B. Sappington
China
Oliver
Janidewir
Saefoy Fo Ng Tat Bk
Bodcce & C Tbe
Vropey Enal Peice
Pete
Bucater
Searke
Ruluck & CU
AT. Rick & Sons
A. T. Rics & Boxs
Lige
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Maker Street
Frederick, ND
Cealrs
F. V. Staub
New Lake
Herring
New Lake Berring
F. V. Sve
J. Heisely Keller
N. Market ST
Waik Brueres
Willard
Kelier
Cood
Charles Goldsborough
Filie
W. Bell
Ted
ACOOK
Abele
Brooklyn
N.Y
Minnesota
Shriner
D* Stewart P. Dean
Waidawiy
D. R. D. Nicodemus
North Market Street
Andezwork
Alfred Ritter
Fenness
Ofce—Court Street
GacSidachy
Les P. Levy
VS. Levy
Otice
Cleveland
Todd Hk
J.B. Beller
N. Markos
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