Tomorrow's Big Paper Preview in The Saturday News
The Saturday News outlines tomorrow’s issue with eight pages of Tax News plus features. Highlights include The Glass Dagger installment two, Alfred Ritter speech from Put-in-Bay, Lutherans of Carroll’s Anor history sketches, spring fashion trends and a Petticoat feature, Dairy and Creamery care tips, Six Regulars Fort San Juan tribute by Captain Kilmer, Sunday School lesson analysis, regular features and ads. Local notices note home delivery for 3 cents and the Business Men's Association meeting and elections tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Commercial Law Feagas of America
Put-in-Bay
Mich
Alfred Ritter
Fort San Juan
Kilmer
Tae News
Mary Jane
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES AND LOCAL CHANGES
Rev. Osborne Ingle was absent yesterday as All Saints Episcopal chapel held evening prayer led by Mr. E O Shepherd. Trinity M E Church South plans a social next Thursday. W B Storm resigns Frederick Lodge 14 AOUW post. F B Sappington elected to replace. Snow near Backeystown brings deep drifts and sleighing prospects. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad urges blood enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle
All Saints’ Episcopal Chapel
E. O. Shepherd
Trinity M. E. Church
South
W. B. Storm
Frederick Lodge
No. 14
Ancient Order of United Workmen
F. B.sappington
Bockeystown
Backeystown
Mr. O'Nealh
TG. O'Neal
Giubwie
Alexandria
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Annie R. Mallard
Washington
Alfred Street
Margaret
O'Neal
Prince Street
Margaret KM. O'Neal
Mrr
A. W. Armstrong
Board of
Mannera
Maryland Sunday School Union
West Mulberry Street
Baltimore
Maryland
J. G. Yeakel
Mr. Yeakel
Presbyterian Church
Rolay
Lewis
Brunswick
Thirteenth Annual Session of Maryland Conference United Brethren
Bishop Kephart presides at the thirteenth Maryland Conference session in the United Brethren Church. He notes church prosperity, announces committees, admits advisory seats from other conferences, and reports stronger finances with rising membership. Preacher C W Brubaker delivers a eloquent sermon on Two Things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keplart
Ester Hondabush
Maryland
United Brethren In Christ
United Brethren Church
J. EB. Kephart
D. D
L. Ll
Annville
John
O. W. Stinespring
Samuel Rice
H. Snell
G. J. Roudabush
J. B. Chamberlain
C. Snyder
Pontius
Reformed Church
P. B
W. W. Wagner
Midland
A.M. Evers
J. E. B. Rice
R. Byrn
W. Bazzle
D. Barshings
C. W. Stinespring
W. E. Dougherty
D. Barshinger
C. W. Stivespring
A. M. Evers
D. Barger
C. W. Brubaker
Canton
Ohio
Kephart
United Brethren Church of
Frederick
Roop
Lebanon Valley College
Stuck in a Drift on the Frederick to Libertytown Route
Blizzard delays strand stage driver George Beard between Frederick and Libertytown. After borrowing a second horse at New Paris he faced a major drift at Marcellus Beall’s farm breaking the wagon’s double tree. Passengers and locals aided, reaching Libertytown at 6 30 after an arduous 3 hours 45 minutes for a mile and a half. The Union Bridge and Frederick stage halted north of Libertytown overnight with T J Reisler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beard
Frederick
Libertytown
New Paris
Marcellus Beall
Frank Sneadner
Union Bridge
T. J. Reisler
Literary Societies Debate On Equal Rights For Women
A public debate between Philomathean and Middletown Literary Societies will be held at Philomathean Hall on Thursday night March 23. The subject asks whether equal rights and privileges should be accorded to women. Affirmative speakers include Wm H Nicodemus H Dorsey Etchison Jacob Rohrback Alfred Ritter. Negative speakers include F G Wazaman J W Alexander Wm W Doub Emory J Goblentz. Also reported is the recovery of Mrs Dixon C Walker from injuries after being thrown from a sleigh near Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean
Middletown
Philomathean Hall
Messrs
Wm. H. Nicodemus
H. Dorsey Etchison
Jacob Rohrback
Alfred Ritter
The
Philomatheans
Philomatheans; Negative, Messrs. F. G. Wazaman, J. W. Alexander
Wm. W. Doub
Emory J. Goblentz
Middletown Society
Dixon C. Walker
Urbana
Frederick
Local Drum Band Dance Promises Evening Entertainment
The Independent Drum Band presents the fourth dance in its series this evening at the ball. An ad promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle spring cleansing remedy, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Pulp Mill Pollution Trial Details Shown in Court
In Hagerstown a jury viewed stereopticon exhibits detailing alleged Potomac River contamination from a local pulp mill. Dr Laney testified to black water and fibrous matter in samples while defense objections over ownership of display walls were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Hagerstown
Hiwatara
HW. Lanvy
Ifo
Lal Richmond
Detense
Laney
Luke
Luke Mills
Pardon Granted for Cruelty Seaman Captain
President McKinley pardons Capt. Lewis T. Lewis who was convicted in 1898 in federal court for cruelty to seamen. The note appears in News of the State alongside local political and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President McKinley
Lewis T. Lewis
United States
Tagerstown
George Wellington Bryant
Cambridge
Belair
Robert Robinson
James Hill
Havre de Grace
George S. Peddward
Baltimore and Orie
Willmasport
Joseph L. Motter
John H. Hoffman
Lewis YT. Byron
Hrands A. Darby
Hugh Scott
Miners and Mechanics’ Bank
Lonncaping
J. Wilmer Garland
HL. B. Booker
Baltimore
Funeral for Mrs. Buhrman and son in Myersville
The funeral for Mrs. Charles Buhrman aged 43 and her son 22, who died during a health tour to California, was held in Myersville with Rev. R. Byrd and Rev. W. L. Remsburg officiating. Pallbearers and attendees noted a large concourse. both bodies were embalmed. The family had arrived from San Bernardino February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Buhr
Harry Clay Bohrman
Baltimore
California
Myerville
R. Byrd
W. L. Remsburg
Lutheran Church
Remsburg
Hebrawes V
God
Mra Buhrman
John P. Flook
L. M.koogle
W. G. Mosar
O. F. Harshomn
R. B Poffinberger
G. W. Bittle
Melvin F. Shepley
John M. Gresenickle
C. EB. Toms
Harlan Wachtel
Wm. Wachtel
Leslie Moser
Buhrman
San Bernardino
Myersville
Sale Tomorrow at Groff Park Among Holstein Cattle
Mr. Christian Falk will conduct a sale of personal property tomorrow adjoining Groff Park via auctioneer Samuel J. Forney. The auction includes a herd of fine Holstein cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Falk
Groff Park
Samuel J. Forney
Local market quotes and city improvements noted
Wheat priced at 73 13 cents per bushel in Frederick and corn shelled at 88 cents per bushel with on ear corn at 25 dollars per barrel. A new track siding at Hagen Bros factory on East Fourth street. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and health tonic. Rwe & Haller promoted as local jobbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rwe & Haller
Hrt
Hagen Bros
East Fourth Street
Pinar del Rio Cuba Described by a Quartermaster Clerk
A March 1 1890 letter from Pinar del Rio details a Havana to Pinar del Rio railway trip through rebuilt stations and damaged bridges. It notes native huts along the line large tobacco fields nearby and the hilltop town with electric lights a Spanish colonial governor’s palace cathedral and several hotels The account mentions a Cuban army composed largely of Afro Cuban soldiers Remington rifles and local transport methods including ox teams and long mule trains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. . Harn
Vinar del Rio
Cola
Pullmas Palace
La.m
Pinar del Rio
Finar del Rio
Pinar del Risin
Crban
Remington
Thia
State Health Board tightens farm labor certs after April first
The State board of health ordered that after April 1 no farmer cannery or fish pocker may employ anyone lacking proof of successful licensure. The measure, backed by statute, allows penalties from 10 to 800 dollars. Some exemptions may apply to farmers chiefly growing wheat corn and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faro
State Board of Health
Yeaterday
Hun Daly
Fults
Laborara
Twatule
Turin
Canadian Brush Factory Under Construction
Br. George VanFossen of the Palmetto Fibro Company arrived in Hull Canada after leaving Frederick weeks ago to establish a brush factory. He is now setting up machinery in the new facility and preparing for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Thurmont
Northern Electric
Baltimore
Canada
George VanFossen
Palmetto Fibro Company
Frederick
Hull
Local Notices Include Rentals, Dining Deal and Rail Sleepers
Local items announce limestone screenings for walks sold by Willard C Keller and bargain prices at a weekly counter. Samuel Titlow promotes a fried oyster offer at Sam's Place. I Saks of Lake Optical plans Frederick visits March 1 and March 17 with free eye exams. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad launches Ordinary Sleeping Cars between Baltimore and Newark with reduced Pullman rates and new car features. Tickets available at regular offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Saks
the Lake Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
Frederick
City Hotel
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Newark
Ohio
Pullman
Garment talk continues as new stock arrives at Hendrickson
John Hendrickson promotes Silk Waists and skirts in stock coming in, touts bon ton fashion and prices from 1 to 1.75 dollars with a $5.75 black option. He urges readers to shop and see Wire Skirt Hanger at 16 cents. Also noting Dr William C Boteler limits practice to eye ear nose throat with free spectacles adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market At Rest
Residence City Hotel
Mattings arrive in stock at G. E. Cline store
G E Cline announces an early display of a spring matting collection featuring China and Japanese patterns in all colors. Double dyed carpet patterns and new designs are in the assortment with prices aimed to please given the quality offered.
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the Daily News
Alexander
Evar
Russia
Amperor
du Morny
Louis Napoleon
Pure
Napoleon LO
Giuseppe
Joseph) Mazzini
Biknburn
Thub
Mazzini
Italy
Austria
Cardonari
Marseilles
London
Young Italy
Boston
Joss
Frederick Salomen
Salt Lake City
George Muller
BL. Thames
Okliaboma
Wassinatos
Newe
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
GEW
C. F. Zimmerman
W.O. Keiler
Carty
W. A. Simmons
Raising Grocery Co
Wew
Neidig & Miller
the Saturday News
Carrolds Anor
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Matthews
Tas Satour Bay News
D. M. Stearns
Business Men's Association
City Registers Office
Charles Winebrewer
Ernest Helfenstein
News OF the Churches
Papey
Fothu.d
News OF
Brenta
Doll & Albaugh
Minnie C. Darrow
West Second Street
Ann R. Johnson
Court House
Lewis E Crom
West Fifth Street
Charles E. Klipp
Henry Wineberg
Wm. H. Dyer
Elizabeth Dyer
West Seventh Street
Local Mart
Hood
Cuba
E. E. Harn
Mundtapa and
Polota
Totaece
Tubscco
EOS
Willard C. Keller
Sam’s Place
Samuel
Titlow
Brisa Bros
L. EB. Mulliniz
Seanon
L. E. Mo
John Hendrickson
Erpun
UM Mensily
Jon Herdrickson
P. S
Greator Frederick
Neidig & Moun
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
North Market Street
Charles Zimmerman
East Patrick Steel
G. E. Cline
C. Becline
F. B. Sappington
Sappington
GEO
Rodook & DO
Brahgain
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son Funeral Directors
SOK Hirgy
Nowth Marlet Sureed
Predartok, Md
F. V. Staub
ORDOR
N. Market St. Frederick
O. E
Ramsburg
Bameburg
C. E. Raxzevne
J. Heisely Keller
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Maine
Hobson's Choice
U. 5
J. Heisley Keller
Drugaist
Mmc
Decludin
E. Patrick
D* B. C. Nicodemus
N. Market Street
Crown and Bridge
Universt of Maryland
Febiodis Rereny i
Fredattorney
Counselor AT Law
Rae
OfScc
Court Street
Frederick, Ma
Decildawly
Milton G. Urner
Clayton
Reedy Bammend Urner
Urnee
Keedy & Urner
Reed Sobeitora
Chacars
Specie Come House
Tare Bables P. Levy
At- Li
Levy Office
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