Saturday News promises extra pages with special features
The Saturday News announces a larger issue with more pages and rich reading material including Raid ing Railroads by Captain Kilmer on wartime rail raids, In the Name of the Czar continued, special illustrated articles, and departments for ladies farmers and readers. It emphasizes regular features like Mary Jane letters and Market Scribe while promising comprehensive local and general news. The price is two cents per copy delivered or mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Sarchpay News
Wll
Saterpay News
Purely Personal Visitors and Calls in Frederick
Purely personal items noting Miss Angela Sappington of Liberty visiting Frederick friends and several others from Washington Baltimore and Pa visiting locally. Mentions Miss Margaret Uperall for Boston trip and Miss Ida Beatty returning to Virginia. Also a brief health plug for Modern Beauty and Syrup of Figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Sappington
Libertytown
Frederick
Miss Cobb
Washington
Mary Ingle
Court Square
Walter R. Abell
Baltimore
L. V. Baughman
Lantz
Women’s College
Cromwell Kessler
Edythe Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Chambers
Brunswick
Margaret E. Uperall
Woman's College
Boston
Maso
Boston Conservatory of Music
Maud Forthman
Eleanor Markey
East Second Street
Waynesboro
Ida Beatty
Virginia
Ltdies
Ruth Myers
Doub's
Canshohocken
Cailfornia Big Syrup Co
Derr Appointed Superintendent at Maryland House of Correction
Ex Sheriff Luther C Derr of the county was named deputy superintendent at the Maryland House of Correction with a $1000 salary. J Jesse Moore of Washington county was chosen superintendent at $1400, replacing C M King. Other appointees included J D Stearns as clerk and Dr C P Carrico as physician, with several key posts left vacant for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Jesse Moore
Gov. Brown
Sherif Luther C. Derr
Maryland House of Correction
Ous E Smith
Carroll County
House of Corrective J
J. Jesse Moore
Washington County
C. M. King
Allegany County
J. D. Stearns
John E. Carver
Harford County
C. P. Carricu
Charles County
P. Gantt
Anne Arundel County
Metiag
Baker
Thay
Vandirer
Messrs. Moore
Derr
Stearns
Carrico
W. B. Swindall
Swindell
Smith
Serious Charge Against Foermont Mao Accused of Assault
J Edward Withide Jr of near Tharmoent, in this county, was arrested and jailed on a charge of attempting to assault Miss Loose OToasts, age 12. Witnesses say Withide grabbed and tried to force the girl into a nearby field while she cried out for help. The alleged accomplice, Miss O’Towe, fled, and Withide was committed to jail by Justice Jones in default of $900 bail. Withide, 12, is described as a town troublemaker in the Tharmost neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foermont Mao
J Edward Withide, Jr
Tharmoent
Ibis County
Jath
Richard Uy Toie
Tearmune
Wisbide
Aliege
Iran
Wilmide
Wilmide Leerned His Grasp Set Dearly For Mus O
Wilbide
Jostice Jones
Withide
Thar
Masonic Festival Draws Crowds at Junior Hall
The Masonic festival at Junior Hall attracts large crowds with a crowded entrance by evening. Booths display festive decor presided by young Indies in gowns as the Frederick Mandolin and Guitar Club performs. State Senator Rohrbach wins a prize of trousers, adjustable in size, as Dr Danis Steiner notes. The drawing room overflows with guests enjoying beverages. The festival closes tonight with a cakewalk by Master Leo and Miss Jennifer Wineberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hall
Frederick Mandolin and Guitar Club
Rohrbach
Leo
Jennis Wineberg
Festivals and Picrica Events At Local Churches
Local churches announce a series of fairs and picnics across Libertytown Doubs Yellow Springs and nearby towns. The Methodist Protestant church plans a strawberry festival. St Marks Lutheran hosts Saturday events. Catholic church Libertytown and Ridgeville Sunday School schedule picnics on June 15 and 16. Walkersville Cornet Band set July 28 picnic. Johnsville MP Sabbath School annual picnic August 11 with an ice cream festival July 12 13 and 14. Grace Lutheran Sunday School Rocky Hill holds a picnic August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Doubs
Yellow Springs
Brook Hill
Boure
Libertytown
Ridgeville
Walkersville
Grace Lutheran Suanday School
Rocky Hill
Appointed to Office Col John B. Rouzer Named Deputy Register
Col John B Rouzer of Thurmont receives notice of appointment as Deputy Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. The honor reflects his Republican fidelity and support for Senator McComas and his personal merit. Friends note the high regard shown by party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BR. Rouzer
Thurmont
Register of Wills
District of Columbia
Rouzer
McComas
Hig Party
Hospital Notes and June Meeting At Frederick City
The Freder ick City Hospital Association will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday morning June 19 to review the annual report. Preparations are nearing completion for the festival on the college campus next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
Examinations for Teachers' Certificates Conclude
Colored apple cant examinations for teachers' certificates in each county began yesterday in the grand jury room and closed today. Twenty three candidates took the exam. Results will be announced by numbers in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Churches Announce Children’s Day Services on June 17
News notes set for Children’s Day at multiple churches including Union Chaps Mt. Vernon Rocky Hill Sunday School and op venues. indigestive issues and dyspepsia referenced alongside a cure claim for stomach ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonday
Sheree
Fiabe Ant BE
Theran
Eraville
Iduganore Ani Union Chaps
Mt. Vernon
Rocky Hill
Old Frederick High School Building Placed for Demolition
Workmen testing the derelict structure of the former Frederick Female High School found severe decay and dangerous conditions. The building’s west wall arches show loose bricks, ceilings collapsed when disturbed, and dry rot in joists left from a century of use. The board moved to tear it down. a new foundation will start next week after removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatese
Freserict Female High School
Bulding Li Ie
Board of County Commissioners
James Burkitt
Bad Accident on Bicycle Near Harmony
Calvin Summers, son of David W. Summers of near Harmony, was badly cut in a bicycle crash between the mountain foot and the power-house while traveling from Frederick to Middletown last Monday night. He suffered wounds to the lip, nose, cheek and forehead, was found unconscious by Howard Kefanver, and was taken to his uncle’s home before being moved to Middletown for treatment by Dr. A A. Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Summers
David W. Summers
Harmony
Frederick
Middletown
Howard Kefanver
Lewis F. Kefanver
D. B. Eefanver
A. A. Lamar
Races and dancing draw crowd at Athletic Park
A fair crowd enjoyed two races at Athletic Park last night with brisk spectator dancing. The two-mile open race went to Pampel, followed by McDonald and Keefauver. In the unlimited team pursuit Pampel and Keefauver overtook McDonald and Ramsburg after 414 miles in 11 minutes 35 seconds. Monday features a Frederick Select Band concert alongside racing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Pampel
McDonald
Keefauver
Ramsburg
Disorderly conduct arrests and a local youth game
Fannie and Victoria Smothers colored were arrested by Officers Six and Rideuoar for disorderly conduct. Justice Smith discharged Fannie. Victoria was jailed six days for default of $2782. George Barnes colored was discharged with a severe reprimand. A ball game at the diamond northeast of Palmetto Fibre Works saw Chew's Sluggers lose to Young Athletes 12 to 9, Houck pitching without walks. Young Athletes seek 14 to 18 year olds and invite challenges to F. R. Carty, East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Smith
Fannie
Victoria Smothers
Six
Rideuoar
Fannie Smothers
Victoria
George Barnes
Howard
Ridenmoor
Chew
Palmetto Fibre Works
Houok
Houck
Carty
Battery
Bartholow
Rennels
F. R. Carty
East Patrick Street
Close of Woman's College marks successful year
The Woman's College closed yesterday at noon after one of its most successful years. Most students returned home for vacation while Prof. Apple handles year end duties for a September opening. A larger attendance next year is promised. Ramon Ruiz y Masvidal from Puerto Principe Cuba arrived to enter Frederick College at age 16 and, though he bears war wounds and does not speak English, President Cates hopes he can start schooling in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Ramon Ruiz Y Masvidal
Puerto Principe
Cuba
Frederick College
Cates
Local Mart Ad Lists Market Prices and Payments
The Local Mart ad notes today’s market quotes from E. W. Bargett’s market. Corn per barrel 2.13, corn shelled 38 cents per bushel, wheat 69 cents per bushel. Pay 12 dollars 9 and 34 dollars per ton.
Contract Award For Books To Delany Company
The Board of County School Commissioners awarded the contract to furnish books and stationery to W. J. C. Delany & Company of Baltimore for the upcoming year. A pension of $6.3 month has been approved for Thorass Smith of Walkerville in this county. The document records a history of cures and notes various powers and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School
W. J. C. Delany & Company
Paltimore
Thorass Smith
Walkerville
Boxers Surround Troops Amid Reported Casualties
Five hundred fighters are reported killed as boxers surround troops in a coded Chinese conflict update. The item notes ongoing clashes and a continued push by forces linked to Pigbuoy and SoU Boariw, with scattered summaries of troop losses and situation details through June.
American ambassador residence party bust report
An American ambassador's residence was raided on a Friday evening. Police reported a disorderly event with several attendees, though details remain unclear and authorities continue investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stretal
Tae Aga Lyopos
Jane
Alleged Dispatches to Kruger Reported by Drapsteh Messengers
A fragmentary report claims Drapsteh messengers carried dispatches from Washtngtos to President Kruger, noting American Cmeul Holtis delivered messages. The item hints at potential peace efforts but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmeul Holtis
Kruger Orgiey
Explosion Traps 25 Men in Mine No 2 Today
A blast at Mine No 2 today leaves twenty five workers trapped underground. Rescue teams cordon the site as efforts continue to reach the imprisoned laborers.
Emory Grove tent sites chosen and local notices note various events
The article records a busy Maryland scene with Emory Grove camp meeting site selections, a murder acquittal in Baltimore, school and church events, a fire at a Potomac area home, and numerous legal and civic items. It highlights judge, examiner, and church synod activities, local divorces, railroad suits, and favorable remarks on Frederick County’s prosperity and wheat crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Grove
Thomas B. Cole
Baltimore
Isaiah Williams
Sherwood Friends School
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Western District Baptist Association of Maryland
Upper Seneca
Amoss
West Nottingham Academy
Cecil County
C. W. Wolfersberger
Hagerstown
Columbia
P. M. Groves
Elkton
Harry B. Boulden
Henry Watson
Pittsburg Synod of the Reformed Church of the United States
Frostburg
Elizabeth Ricketts
Potomac
Washington County Board of School Commissioners
John P. Fookler
George O. Pearson
State
Annapolis
Frederick Frank
Ametia Frank
Mary J. Wolf
William Black
Jassie Bradford
Edward Bradford
Garford County
Aberdeen
Baltimore Criminal Court
Dennis
Henry Duffy
Baltimre
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Orangeville
Alexander Slayman, Jr
Notice of Kaabe piano sole agent in Frederick Md
Notice from Baltimore dated June 2 1900 certifies H B Wilcoxon as the sole accredited Kaabe piano agent for Frederick and surrounding territory since February 1900. Also mentions tonight's excursion to Braddock and Middletown with a round up of 15 and 2 certs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
H. BE. Wilcoxon
Kaabe
Frederick
Ww. Exarr & Co
Braddock
Middletown
The Exclusive Carpet Was Paper and Curtain House Ad
Imores Carpet and wall coverings claim best share of supply with unmatched sale of Sew Patterns Rich Colorings and Novel Designs. Prices said never lower for some qualities. Great Advance rivals unphased by price changes. Store growth and daily new friends noted. L E Mullints invites visitors to compare stock and prices.
End of Week Bargains at OTHEH HOSIERY Store
The ad promotes end of week sales on hosiery and summer wear including white quilts under an old price, cool weather fabrics, hats, silks, linens, and ladies and men's underwear. It highlights low prices on silks, Huck Linen, folk belts, ribbons, lace, and new summer styles with emphasis on quantity and quick shopping. A brief medical note about a tight cough ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belors Sons
Republican National Convention Tickets at Lowest Fare
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces round trip tickets from all eastern points to Philadelphia for the June 16 to 19 convention period, with a return limit to June 26 1900. Side trips to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City and New York City offered at reduced rates with through Pullman sleeping and dining cars on through trains. Also Dr Herman, optician, new Frederick office at 26 W Patrick opp City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Convention
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Atlantin City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
New York City
Pullman
Art Exhibit at Library Rooms on East Second Street
Paintings by Raphael Gagliardi Bottani Francisci Hallwig displayed Monday and Tuesday to benefit the Library. Admission 25 cents each night with refreshments. Proceeds go to library services and operations.
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LENS
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Wim, Enabe & Co
Hoiete Middletown
Chee ‘Millar
Besant & Enott
E. Walker & Co
the Saturday News
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MR. Derr
Horse of Correction
Reepie
Major Goldaborough
Mr. King
Moore
Jesss Moore
Bir. Swindell
Jobo F. Weriaz
Maryland
United States
Iast
Vandiver
Hering
Baseball
Orange Blasoma
Marrhy
Bevan Myers
Murphy
Felders
George C. Thomas
Jesep Krieg
Geo. Snouffer
E. Tobias Bready
Bready
Br. Cromwell Kessler
Orange Blonsoma
Rameburg
C. Scarif
Murphy, Myers
Jacob Thomas
News OF the Churches
Opie Inks
Kruger
Eapiasian
Neyis
Samuel H. Bock
Mercer Place
Frederick Junction
Frederick County
Bock
L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mullints
Jobn Hendrickson
Oper
Ofebei
Alice Gant
Colusiegs
Chalater
Lamies
Jony Hlenoginson
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Naw & Muisn
N. Market St. Clinton
EE. Main
Emr
Belleres
Clinton EE
Gratuste
Standard Ame
Dr. Herman
Parlor of Airs
Hargett
W. Patrick
City Hotel
Dre Wom
Boteler
Market Street
F. B. Sappington
China
Piain
Damiy
GEO
Rodoce & CO
AT. Biok & Suns
A. T. Rocz & Soxs
North Market Street
Frederick, ND
F. V. Staub
New Lake Herring
New Lake Serring
FE. S Vv
Stave
J. Helsely Keller
Tyser
J. Hessely Keller
DEBUG
Badr
Potomac River Band
Cgeresville Flour
Minnesota
Stewart P. Deas
D* R.C. Nicodemus
Azdfnep
Ritter
Atlaw Ze
Court Street
Frederick, Md
P. Levy
Attornex
Orae
H. Ee
N. Market St
Cleveland
J. H. Koller
N. Marke
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