Saturday News declares July issue with varied content
The feature filled edition promises illustrated articles for all readers including ladies with recipes and home hints, farmers with dairying and stock raising topics, a Sunday school lesson analysis, and regular features from Mary Jane and the Mar. Local notices list personal visits and travel, with ads noting health remedies and sunshine.
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Mary Jane
The
Martibe
Tae Sarurdsay
Let- Tre
Gorman's Maryland Senate bid launched at Friedenwald dinner
Democratic leaders at Friedenwald residence in White Hall Manor Worthington Valley Baltimore County push Gorman for U S Senate. Speeches by Coban Walter Smith Elihu Jackson Bernard Carter and others frame dinner as first step toward campaign. Gorman noncommittal but praised occasion and state unity.
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Friedenwald
Wellington
Gorman
United States Senate
Joseph Friedenwald
White Hall Manor
Worthington Valley
Baltimore County
Coban Walter Smith
Elihu E. Jackson
Bernard Carter
L. Victor Baughman
Olin Bryan
Hering
F. C. Latrobe
Edwin Warfield
J. F. ©. Talbott
Senate
John Walter Smith
Haring
Maryland
Mr. Gorman
Frederick
Maryland Whites Rally for Gorman in Senate Fight
In a fiery party speech supporters vow to back Mr Gorman to restore peace in Maryland and the nation. The speaker attacks dissension within the party and calls for loyal white men to prevail in the Maryland Senate race.
Blackmail Charge Against William Hall Arrested
William Hall, a colored man, was arrested by Sheriff Troxell on charges of sending threatening mail and attempting blackmail. He was released on own recognizance for a hearing tomorrow before Justice Smith. The case involves a June letter to Geo Shorb in Utica demanding $5 and a second delivery to a Frederick Maryland address. Hall denies writing the letter and claims no knowledge of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
Troxell
Hall
Smith
Geo. Shorb
Utica
Shorb
T. CO. Bayes
Arrest Report Names Lloyd E Danner in Obscene Letter Case
Lloyd E Danner of near Olive is charged after Deputy U S Marshal Brust arrested him on the complaint of Inspector David O Owene for mailing or causing to be mailed an obscene letter to Gladys Hoffman of Jefferson Danner posted $750 bail for a Monday 11 o'clock hearing before Commissioner White. Charles F Stone was released on the same charge. case said to be stronger against Danner.
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Lloyd R. Danner
Near
Olive
United States
Marshal Brust
David O. Owene
Misa Gladys Hoffman
Jefferson Danner
White
Charles F. Stone
Danner
Stone
Funeral notices for Weeden Rothenhoeffer Philips and Liberty services
The article lists multiple funeral services. Mrs Willie Weeden was buried at St Josephs cemetery after Mass at St Josephs Church with pallbearers named. Amy Rothenhoeffer infant burial followed at Mt Olivet with Rev Dr Todd officiating. Carl Philips funeral at Liberty M E Church with pallbearers from Frederick and Liberty. interment at Fairmount cemetery.
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Willie Weeden
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Gaffney
William Clay Diggs
Washington Shepherd
John N. Brown
Frank Mazel
Wm. Butler
Nathan Henderson
St. Joseph's Cemetery
T. Risa & Sons
Amy R. Rothenhoeffer
Charles Rothenhoeffer
Best Seventh Street
Dr. Todd
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Carl R. Philips
M. EF
Liberty
E. S., Todd
City
Edgar K. Moore
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Frederick
Lorraine Simpson
John Croff
Clarence Staup
Arnold Whitmore
Fairmount Cemetery
REVS OF THE CHURCHES AND LOCAL NOTES AT UNIONVILLE
Rev Mr Clarkson will preach to the Masonic Fraternity at Union Bridge Sunday afternoon. Mr Lindsay and Mr Baker donated collection plates to Lisganore church. Captain Danner gave a funeral car. O E H Society rally with speakers at Johnsville M P church Saturday night July 2. Zion Reformed church in Charlesville next Sunday at 10 15 am and Pleasant Hill chapel at 2 15 pm conducted by Rev S M Hench. Mrs Charles N Hauer injured at home when wardrobe top fell on her forehead. Auction sale by Harvey R Snook for Waters and Urner at Lewistown includes 18 acres and a mountain wood tract.
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Zion Reformed
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Chapel
S. M. Hench
Harvey R. Snook
Messrs. C. O. Waters
Hammond Urner
Lewistown
Portraits Presented To Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Clubrooms
Donors presented portraits of General Thomas J. Jackson to the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C yesterday. The gift from Mrs Charles W Ross Sr was followed by a second Jackson portrait from Miss M Janet Williams later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Jackson
Fitzhugh Lee
U.D. C
Charles W. Ross, Sr
General Jackson
M. Janet Williams
Reserve Agent Appointment for Thurmons National Bank
The Merchants' National Bank of Baltimore has been appointed a reserve agent for the newly established Thurmons National Bank.
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Merchants’ National Bank of Baltimore
Thurmons National Bank
Athletic Carnival at Athletic Park Delayed by Weather
The Frederick Athletic Club carnival drew a decent crowd but rain and threats shortened events. Markey won the 100 yard dash and the running high jump led by Markey with Kussmann second. A 1 mile relay ended with team No 1 ahead. Dancing followed until 11. In the baseball game the Frederick regulars beat the picked nine 11 to 3 as Eisenhawer injured a leg. The home team meets Hagerstown on July 4 at Athletic Park.
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Athletic Park
Frederick Athletic Club
Markey
J. Marsh
Higohes
W. Kussmanl
Ekussmanls
J. Markey
L. Smith
C. Shepherd
F. Bentz
W.kussmaul
Frederick
Amme
Brogé
Topper
Bready
Ramsburg
Brust
Eisenhawer
Hagerstown Club
Samuel Ready School Baltimore Closing Exercises
The Samuel Ready School in Baltimore held closing exercises with a Mandolin Club program of songs and selections. Principal Helen J. Rowe announced honors as E G Perine distributed scholarships assisted by George W. Corner. Grace V. Hilleary won a first-year scholarship amid sixty applicants. Virginia B. Heard was admitted. pupils showcased exam papers, needlework, and a showing of baked goods and preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ready School
Baltimore
Mandolin Club
Misa Helen J. Rowe
E. G. Perine
Board of Trustees
George W. Corner
Grace V. Hilleary
Virginia B. Heard
Major Creager’s Titles Shift From Volunteer Major to Regular Army Captain
Major Noble H. Creager formerly of this city sails from the Philippine Islands to the United States aboard a government transport with troops. Upon arrival he will revert to captain in the Regular Army, having previously become lieutenant colonel and later major in the Quartermaster’s Department. His volunteers term ends July 30 and he will be sworn in as a Regular Army captain.
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Creager
Noble H. Creager
Philippine Islands
Volunteers
San Francisco
Quartermaster’s Department
Regular Army
Bids for State Buildings at Annapolis
The State Building Commission plans to award the new Annapolis building soon. E. M. Noel bids 2245 060 for marble, next is John Waters at 246 782. Henry Smith & Sons bid brick and stone, originally 266 365 for marble. D. W. Thomas 270 683 and George A. Fuller Co. 281 296. An attempt to convene the commission yesterday failed.
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State Building Commission
Annapolis
E. M. Noel
John Waters
Messrs
Henry Smith & Sons
D. W. Thomas
George A. Fuller Company
Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad upgrades on Washington branch
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advances extensive improvements along the Washington to Washington Junction line with new switches and signals. Red safety indicators will show if a switch is left open and a danger signal if any part is tampered with. Workmen at Boyd's install interlocking devices and extend the Boyd's siding to handle long passing trains. The first Maryland wheat of the season arrives at the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce from Charles county, about 100 bushels, selling at 70 cents per bushel, with last year’s Maryland arrival noted on June 26 from Charles county.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Washington Junction
Boyd’s
Boyd's
Maryland
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Charles County
Virginia
Illness Update For Local Residents
The Sick. Miss Rachael Font of East Church Street shows slight improvement today after a period of illness. William Walter, the son of Dr. and Mrs. A L Pearre, remains described as very ill.
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Rachael Font
East Church Street
William Walter
A. L. Pearre
Independents Take Prize Money Protest at Reel Race
The Maryland State Firemen's Association committee backed by three Westminster judges ruled the Juniors fouled and that the Independents won the reel race. President Cunningham advised John Markey the $100 prize would be held until the Juniors are satisfied. Captain Markey said he doubts the Juniors will race under the association's rules. A survey party led by A E Lehman plans a Rockville to Gettysburg railroad via Derwood Redland Laytonsville Damascus Mount Airy, backed by the Pennsylvania Company, potentially connecting to Washington over Baltimore and Ohio tracks. Sheriff Troxell hosted a jailhouse reception for about twenty friends, with refreshments served.
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Clivately
Cadelcabe
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Westminster
Cunningham
John Markey
Markey
Independents
Maryland Firemen's Association
Tuckile
Regular Friday Dance at Braddock Heights Tonight
People gather for a pleasant Friday outing with good music and cool mountain air. Cars depart at 7:30 and 9:00, round trip fare 20 cents. Also notes first trolley party of the season to Myersville Monday at 6:30 PM with 25 cent tickets. Excursion to Baltimore on Sunday by B&O with round trip $1.00, details and tickets via local merchants.
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Braddock Heights
Epworth League of
M. B. Church
Myersville
Charles D. Groff
Atlen Radcliffe
Frank K. Gilbert
R. 0. Nisodemua
Western Maryland Railroad July Excursion Fares Announced
The Western Maryland Railroad offers July Fourth holiday excursion tickets at a fare and a third for round trips between all stations on July 2 3 and 4. Tickets valid on regular trains and returnable by Friday July 5 with a minimum fare of 15 cents. The offer aims to encourage social and patriotic greetings along the line.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Grass Twine Rugs and Mattings At Mullinix House
L E Mullinix promotes Grass Twine Rugs and Mattings as popular, in high demand floor coverings for summer or winter. Limited supply urged with prompt viewing. Also advertises porch shades selling at one dollar for a five foot wide shade and a brief appeal to beat the heat with affordable comfort.
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