The Saturday News preview of tomorrow's eight page edition
The Saturday News promises an eight page issue filled with features for ladies farmers and gardeners. It highlights Staley's Robin Hood a duel in New Mexico a French Revolution study and numerous special illustrated articles. Also notes regular features and a two cent price with home_delivery options. Maryland Gunners covers a Baltimore shooting tourney with winners and prizes. The Modern Beauty promotes gentle cleansing with figs from Svrap Co.
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Sig
Staley
Robin Hood
Gregorio Mussolino
Italy
Maryland
Baltimore
Jesuit
Worthing
Cecil County
Alberger
Worthington
Worthich
L. H. Shaab
Howard County
Svrap Co
Middletown Fat Man Adam Lorentz Dies Suddenly
Adam Lorentz of Middletown, famed as the Middle town fat man, died of heart failure at about 75. He weighed around 300 pounds and had been ill with breath shortness. A confectioner by trade, he lived in Middletown and Burkitts ville, leaves no children, and is survived by a brother and sister. Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow at 2 PM, with burial in the Lutheran cemetery.
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Middletown Valley
Adam Lorentz
Middletown
Lorentz
Shank
John Davis
Burkittsville
Adam
Misa Sabina Manchey
Miss Biser
Daniel L. Biser
Burkitsville
Jacob
Elizabeth Lorentz
Joseph Lorantz
Eliza Brady
Lutheran Cemetery
Marriages Reported Across Maryland Area
HYHENEAR TULL HOWARD marriage took place in Baltimore with Wesley S. Tull and Eleanor M. Howard wed by Rev. E. L. Watson. Foster F. Rudy and Eliza M. Crone married at Hotel Hamilton in Hagerstown by Rev. W. C. Sykes. Edward E. Burke and Lucy Rudy wed at 2106 West North Avenue, Baltimore, by Rev. M. F. B. Rice. Iva Thomas Sears and Lottie Virginia Duvall quietly married in Dickerson Md by Rev. H. L. McLean at No 12 East Third Street.
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Rudy
Crone
Foster F. Rudy
Parkersburg
Charles Mr. Rudy
Middletown
Eliza M. Crone
Burkistteville
Carlton Crone
Janet
Eliza Rudy
West North Avenue
Baltimore
Rev
M. F. B. Rice
Sears—Duvall
Iva Thomas Sears
Lottie Virginia Duvall
Dickerson, Md
H. L. McLean
East Third Street
Death of Mrs Grace Barucker in Baltimore native dies at 33
Mrs Grace Barucker wife of Oscar M Barucker died at her home South Market street at 7 this morning of septimema aged 33 She was born in Baltimore but lived here since marriage Survived by one son and one daughter Funeral Sunday at 3 p m Services at the house Also notes Confederate memorial exercises drew large attendance at Mt Olivet cemetery and graves at St Johns Catholic cemetery were decorated A sick report Miss Flora Gimmel ill in Baltimore and a Gaithersburg depot robbed of silverware clothes and satchels A local man exhibits a curious four legged chick at the News offices
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Oscar Barucker
Grace Barucker
Oscar M. Barucker
South Market Street
Baltimore
John Hershberger
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Mary Gimmel
South Marias Street
Flora Gimmel
Baltinors
Miss Gimmel
S. B. Homer
Gaithersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Montgomery County
Rev Joseph P Gibson To Be Ordained In Baltimore
SAWS OF THE CHURCHES Rev Joseph P Gibson assistant of St Mark s parish Brunswick will be ordained on Saturday next at St Luke s Protestant Episcopal church Baltimore and has been called as assistant to the parish by the vestry.
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Joseph P. Gibson
St. Mark's Parish
Brunswick
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Informal Dance Tonight at Independent Hall
The Social World notes an informal dance to be held at Independent Hall this evening by Frederick's young men. Frederick Select Orchestra will provide music. Also includes Local Market quotations with corn at 2.50 per barrel and shelled corn at 5 cents per bushel, wheat 72 cents per bushel, hay 9.12 to 14 per ton.
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Independent Hall
Frederick
Mart. Ky. J. EB. W. Hargott
Monument Unveiled for Mrs Jane C Johnson in Baltimore Confederate tribute
A memorial ceremony in Loudon Park Baltimore unveiled a statue to Mrs Jane Claudia Johnson wife of Bradley T Johnson. Capt George W Booth read a sketch praising her wartime aid to her husband advising venturing aid to soldiers and her postwar benevolence in Richmond and Baltimore including leadership of the Maryland Hospital and Soldiers Home. Her durable legacy is said to endure across the Confederacy.
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Loudon Park
Baltimore
Bradley T Johnson
George W. Booth
Society of the Army and Navy of the
Confederate States In America
Johnson
Jane Claudia Johnson
Bradley T. Johnson
Frederick
Dersourgey
Lincoln
Irginia
S. Teackle Wallis
John Hanson Thomas
Ross Winans
John C. Brane
Richmond
Hospital For the Women of
Maryland
Association of the Maryland Line
Soldiers’ Home of
States of the Confederacy
Release on bail for Beard in Brunswick shooting case
Walker Beard colored, arrested weeks ago in Brunswick for shooting a colored man named Bearer, was brought before Judge Motter on a writ of habeas corpus and released on $75 bail with Reno S. Harp as counsel. Also, Edward Wright colored, arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, was found guilty by Justice Wood and fined five dollars or 30 days in jail.
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Walker Beard
Brunswick
Bearer
Motter
Reno S. Harp
Beard
Wood
Edward Wright
Jones and Cronse
Wright
Crowded House of Correction Reports InmateTotals
Superintendent Moore informed the board that the House of Correction held 522 prisoners, 486 males and 36 females. Maintenance cost was 6 1 12 cents per capite with monthly revenue from prison industries at $1,742.70. He noted overcrowding and that insane convicts could be better cared for at a facility for their special needs.
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House of Correction
Moore
Board of Managers
Fisher George O funeral at Point of Reeks
The funeral of Mr. George O. Fisher was held from his home at Point of Reeks this morning. Services occurred at the Catholic church conducted by Rev. Father Barry. Pallbearers were EH. W. Mercer Edward Wichols B. T. Titus Charles Elgin and George Snouffer. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. W. H. B. Etchison served as funeral director.
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George O. Fisher
Point of Reeks
Father Barry
EH. W. Mercer
Edward Wichols
B. T. Titus
Charles Elgin
George Snouffer
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
W. H. B. Etchison
Rain Postpones Frederick Unionville Game At Athletic Park
Baseball fixture at Athletic Park postponed due to rain. Next week likely for Frederick vs Unionville. Juniors beat Fourth streets 30 to 18 yesterday. Robert L Ship ley captains the Juniors. Harvey R Lease to sell Thomas Hammond estate 67 acres at Utz s hotel New Market and auction furniture at 59 West Patrick Street. Pavements laid on South Market Street frontages. Dennis M Daniels paints East South Street residence. BG O officials receive Havana cigars from bank treasurer William Schnanffer during recent visit of inspection.
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Athletic Park
Frederick
Unionville
Robert L. Shipley
Harvey R. Lease
Utz’s
New Market
Thomas H. Hammond
Philip Hammond
Sale i
Harvey BR
West Patrick Street
Messrs
Clarence Thomas
James C. Stubs
South Market Street
Dennis M. Daniels
East South Street
William Schnanffer
Bank 10 Brunswick
Loree
John K. Cowen
Strawberry fete opens by Ladies Auxiliaries
A strawberry fete began last night in the .31.0.B. rooms with Ladies Auxiliary members and continues tonight. An alumni reunion of the F. F. Seminary Alumni is planned for this evening at Mrs. James Hood's home near the city. Brunswick Knitting Mill to start operation July 15 in Brunswick.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
F. F. Seminary
James Hood
Brunswick Knitting Mill
Brunswick
Ovation for Schley as brokers mob Admiral in New York
Admiral Schley stuns brokers and shipping men with an impromptu reception in Manhattan. A thousand admirers pressed him for handshakes near his son in law’s office, while Henry Kundhardt and Maritime Association brass orchestrated a controlled exit. The crowd cheered, debated Sampson, and noted echoes of Grant in public affection.
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Admiral Schley
New York
Sears
Santiago
Maritime Exchange
Prietty
Henry R. Kundhardt
The
Maritime Association
Sampson
Schley
Navy Department
Grant
Opening Day Pen Mar Season Opens With Gala Excursions
Pen Mar opens Saturday June 22 with the Pen Mar Express starting then. Excursions will depart from Harrisburg and Glen Rock as well as Baltimore. Improvements include a new amusement department with moving pictures, enlarged orchestra, and a handsome auditorium. Tickets on sale. local agents provide full details.
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Pen-Mar
Harrisburg
Glen Rock
Baltimore
Opposition to Fast Trains Delays on Two Railroads
After Pennsylvania takes direct control of Baltimore and Ohio, new officials push reduced speeds and possible discontinuation of the Duquesne and Pittsburg limited trains. The Duquesne Limited may become a New York service, and the Pittsburg Limited could slow by an hour.
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Pennusylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Duquesne Limited
New York
Pennsylovania Railroad
Why a Girl Can't Throw A Framed Opinion Cites Doctor
A Bryn Mawr era physician quoted by the Philadelphia Record argues that girls cannot throw as strongly or accurately as boys. He claims women's rigid arm motion and a larger collarbone limit free movement, making development in throwing unlikely, though he says other sports may suit them.
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Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia Record
July Delineator shines with new style and color plates
The July issue of the Delineator presents a handsomer format than prior editions. It remains a leading fashion journal with beautifully illustrated stories and specials. A standout article covers the Pan-American Exposition with twelve color reproductions from the designer of the grand decorations.
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Delineator
Roses in Full Bloom at Eastchurch Street Home
One of the city's most successful amateur florists, O. O. Waters, showcases his thriving rose collection on Eastchurch street. He presented several fine Paul Neron and Jacqueminot varieties to the TRE News editor this morning, highlighting his nursery's quality.
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O. O. Waters
Eastchurch Street
Paul Neron
Jacqueminot
Waters
TRE News
Fine Sunday Dinners at the Park Hotel
Local readers are invited to Sunday dinners at the Park Hotel offering affordable meals to city residents. Relaxed setting, center of social life, 35 cents per person.
State Census Report Sees Small Rise in Maryland Figures
State census officials anticipate a slight population increase over federal counts, with Baltimore city likely gaining a few thousand residents while some counties trail. Federal enumeration had shifted berry and pea pickers to Anne Arundel and Prince George's counties, reducing city totals and inflating nearby counties, amid lingering fraud questions in St Mary’s and other counties.
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Xa Lecrease
Sohiey
Maryland
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Anne
Arvandel
Prince George’s
St. Mary's
Recital at City Hall features noted vocal talent
Public recital Friday evening June 14 at City Hall under Mrs. A. S. McDaniel and Mr. C. W. Compher. Performers include Miss Florence J. Koehler from Hagerstown Opera Company, Miss Grace Beard from Ralston University Elocution, and Prof. Charles Haydn Chase with Mr. Josaph I. Figart. Also local talent Mrs. McDaniel and Robert L. Buick. Tickets from R. S. J. Darrow. Major acts and prices noted.
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City Hall
A. 5. McDaniel
C. W. Compher
Florence J. Koehler
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Opera Company
Grace Beard
Middletown
Ralston University
Washington, D. C
Charles Haydn Chase
Ninth Street
Josaph I
Figart
Altoona
Willla Assis
Mra. A.S. McDaniel
Robert L. Buick
Walter S. McDaniel
QO. W. Compher
R. S. J. Darrow
Awnings by L E Mullinix Carpet and Wall Paper House
Awnings advertised as adjustable and easy to install claim to fit any window or door. Priced No 1 from 3.50 and No 2 from 4.75, made of striped duck and designed to reduce heat. The notice urges residences and offices to acquire awnings for cooling.
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L. E. Mullinix
Desirable Up to Date Materials Arrive at Neidig & Miller
An arrival of fashionable fabrics and accessories from Neidig & Miller fills the shop. White and black serpentine laces, two color fabrics, and breezy wash goods dominate the display. Also promoted are warm weather spreads and new waist patterns. Local pharmacist Clinton E Malin advertises La Grippe pills for winter ailments.
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Faust
Hite
Nawie & Musa
der. Mean
Clinton E. Malin
Frederick, Md
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