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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
4
The Saturday News Feature Promises Next Day Content
The Saturday News outlines tomorrow's paper with Admiral Montejo's story, a Love Finds A Way conclusion, illustrated features, farming and ladies sections, and a Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev. D. Mr. Stearns. Gorton’s Minstrels comes to City Opera House next Monday. Major Goldsborough will lecture on the Battle of Monocacy in York, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saterday
Admiral Montejo
Dewey
Manila
Kibmer
Rcolumn
Gorton’s Minstrels
Gortons Minstrels
City Opera House
Cresent City Quartette
Gorton & Lee
America
Plans for New High School Building and County Efforts Against Bill
Frederick County officials met to oppose a Maryland Legislature bill that would supply 500 for scholarships at Neighbor's Normal School in Backystown. A resolution urged defeating the measure, and an attorney was asked to draft a petition signed by county leaders and residents. The board also reviewed plans for a new Female High School building, aiming to obtain construction estimates from local contractors, contingent on cost within board limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissoners
State Senate
Bockeystown
Dean
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Maryland
Neighbor
Backsystown
Norwood
Board of Connty Commissioners
House of Delegates
Notling
Literary Societies Hold Meetings With Debates On Education
The Clover Leaf and Relief Lettrea Literary Societies meet this evening. Philomathean Society held a Kemp Hall meeting with a lively program and a debate on whether Maryland should pass the Waters' Compulsory Educational Bill. Judges ruled the affirmative by unanimous vote. Next program: Zimmerman to read, Wagaman to recite, Urner Jr to speak, and a debate on British South Africa civilization with Heller and Nicodemus against Dowins and Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Maryland
O. C. Ausherman
F. G. Wagaman
M. G. Urner, Jr
Roger B. Wood
Jos. H. Apple
Glenn ©. Heller
George R. Dennis
B.F. Zimmerman
F.G. Wageman
Sesay
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Funerals Held for Infant Child and Mr Wade Pope
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for the infant child of Addie M. Davia at the family home with Rev. J. Jackson officiating and burial at Greenmount cemetery. Separately, Wade Hampton Pope who died after a fall from a Brunswick engine was honored at 1454 William Street Baltimore with services at Olive Branch United Evangelical Church led by Rev. E B Bailey. He was a member of Patapsco Lodge No 432 and several railroad organizations. A. T. Rice & Sons directed both funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie M. Davia
Ihs
J. Jackson
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Wade Hampton Pope
Brunswick
William Street
Baltimore
Olive Branch
Pirwmeri s Contention Meeting Held in Baltimore
An executive committee of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association of Baltimore met last night at the association rooms Now Frederick street. It announced that 23 fire companies have signified their intention to attend the contention to be held in Baltimore on June 13 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association of
Baltimore
Frederickstreet
Declaration of Independence Exhibit in Furni ture Store Window
A facsimile of the Declaration of Independence is shown in the window of Mr W H B Etchison's furniture store on South Market Street. The copy was made from the origins by Benjamin Owen Tyler in 1818 and belongs to McClintock Young. It is signed by Wm Ellery, a relative of Mr Young. Best of All To cleanse the system in a gentle and beneficial way Syrup of Figs is advertised as the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product, 50 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
Benjamin Owen Tyler
McClintock Young
Wm. Ellery
Young
California Fig Syrup Co
All Draggiste
Kruger Predicts End to War Amid Stated Peace Hopes
A garbled dispatch notes President Kruger predicting a near end to the war with expectations of a marth. General Roberts reports both Bisges and Stern attended a Wednesday taitic and discussed actions amid the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowe
Mara
Lorenzo Margees
Kruger
Marth
Geveral Roberts
Bisges
Stern
Kroger Appeals to Salisbury for Cease of Hostilities
President Kroger appealed to Premice Salisbury for an immediate halt to hostilities. The terms offered are essentially those known before the war. The appeal is reportedly rejected, with speculation it is a delaying tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srevisl Herwek
Lestes
Kroger
Premice Saibbury
Tere
British steamer sank after collision near Antwerp
The British steamer Carter, registered in Antwerp, was sunk in a collision. Three crew members were rescued while several others are feared drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canas
Fasses
March
Carter
Antwerp
Debs Accepts Socialist Nomination for President
Eugene Debs today accepted the nomination for President by the Amalgamated Socialist party. The ceremony marked his formal bid amid a reformist campaign tone as supporters hailed the veteran activist as a standard bearer for labor and pacifist roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Debs
Amalgamated Socialista
Nominations, deaths, and court verdicts reported in state
The bulletin lists Oakland town nominating a Citizens ticket for the upcoming Monday election. It notes Captain William M. Cronise of Sharpsburg, 76, died at home. Mayor Hayes of Baltimore is urged to revoke Music Hall license to stop Sapph o performance. Engineer Jobe A. Irvin of Union Station yard was shot near his home. Samuel Seibert, 80, a wealthy Hagerstown resident, died of heart failure. John H. Gallagher of Boonsboro died after paralysis in Hagerstown. Harold B. Richardson was found not guilty of attempted murder against Asthine L. Towson in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Citizens
William M. Cronise
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Mayor Hayes
Baltimore
Music Hall
Jobe A. Irvin
Ballumore
Union Station Yard
Samuel Seibert
Hagerstown
John H. Gallagher
Boonsboro
Harold B. Richardson
Asthine L. Towson
Social World Surprise Social in Utica County
A delightful surprise social honored Miss Allia Potman of Utica hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alva Remsburg near Cooksville. Guests danced, played games, and enjoyed a formal repast until 11:30 PM. Attendees included Alva Remsburg and wife Joseph Evier and wife Hanson Crom Miss Allie Potman and numerous local residents. Also noted is an anniversary dinner held March 3 for Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Picking near Harmony Grove with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allia Potman
Utica
Alva
Alva S. Remsburg
Joseph Evier
Mirs
Hanson Crom
Allie Patman
Ross Coursey
Mamye Esler
Grace Pearre
Lillie Eyler
Cecelia Pearre
Nina Crom
Ivy Spesk
Nellis Coursey
Mlessrs
Joseph Eyler
Alexander
Leisher
Harry Eyler
Richard Coursey
Chas. T. Picking
Near
Harmony Grove
Mattie Breneman
Sadie Duvall
Misa Myrtle Grable
4. C. Cronise
Wm. Haines
Re. O. Ramsaburg
Thomas Miller
Parsons Miller
Elisworth Wilsor
Vernon Weddle Arrested In Turkeys Larceny Case
Vernon Weddle and Thomas Ramsburg are charged with stealing three turkeys from Elmer Ramsburg of Charlesville. Weddle was jailed after a 8 am arrest at Weddie's sawmill. Ramsburg released on $50 bail. habeas corpus writ issued. Frank J. Stoner represented Weddle. hearing set for Monday at 2. Patrick Riley released on $20 bail. huzed for September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Weddle
Thomas Ramsburg
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Charlesville
Brengle
Weddie
Lewistown
Tustin White
Eamsburg
Frank J. Stoner
Patrick Riley
Brunswick
H.D. Etchison
Riley
Free School Book Fund Aims Upset in Maryland House
Debated measure to allow use of surplus free school book funds for stationery and supplies faced defeat and later revival as General Latrobe pushed a reconsideration. Frederick county figures voiced costs and benefits. city Baltimore argued for taxpayer balance amid long-running school book law. Senate parallel bills and local actions on bonds, railways, education, and charter amendments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
House
Senate
Genéral Latrobe
Ways and Mesas
Vols
Friends of the
Mediare
Feneral Latrobe
Robert P. Graham
Williams ¢Reonbtman
Fineforch
Iamuthor Ly
Latrobe
Ways and Means Committee
Lehmayer
Wicomico County
Baltimore
Staley
Kohrback
Board of County Commissioners
Brown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Monrovia
Waters
Buckeystown Normal School
Fraderick, Thurmont and Northern Railway Company
Washington, Erick and Gettysburg Railway Company
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Robinson
Baltimore City
Memorials for Congressmen Sent by Maryland General Assembly
All Maryland federal lawmakers received a handsomely engrossed copy of the memorial on the Frederick claim except Representative Baker. Pearce recalled a copy and gave it to the House, Wellington presented it in the Senate, Wachter received his copy yesterday, while Baker has not yet received one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
United States Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly of
Frederick
Baker
Pearce
House
Wellington
Senate
Wachter
Movement to organize a Rockville trust company rises
A drive in Rockville aims to form a Montgomery county trust company to do business locally, including bonding and security services. Leader names include Senator William V. Boult and Somer Phillips of Washington, with plans to compete against Montgomery County National Bank.
Pension Awards For H G Wise And Wm H Beacht
Representative Pearre announced pension action in Jefferson and Walkersville with H G Wise receiving six dollars per month and Wm H Beacht granted an increase from seventeen to twenty four dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensione
Pearre
Dureau
H. G. Wise
Jefferson
Aeanty- Wm
Purifying Blood With Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims
An advertisement asserts that Hamore, dolls, pimples and eruptions stem from impure blood and can be cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. The copy promotes the medicine as a remedy for a range of skin issues and general impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamore
Hood
METHOD ST CONFERENCE MEETS TO ELECT DELEGATES
The Baltimore Conference plans the one hundred sixteenth annual session at Metropolitan church with President McIntyre to attend. Delegates to the General Conference at Chicago in May will be chosen, and three presiding elders appointed. Topics include a possible reduction in presiding elders and the election of five delegates. John F. Goucher and John Lanahan are noted early as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsitnore
Winch
Tyters
White House
General Conference of the Church
Chicago
Bamber
Aeimilsr Tys Suotiol Mae
Enferense
Gach
Baltimore
William M. Ferguson
C. Herbert Richardson
Centre Street Church
Cumberland
East Baltimore
W. S. Edwards
Joel Brown
Westminster
Washington
Luther B. Wilson
H. KR. Naylor
McKendree Church
Seleotion
Pastoral T Hicket
Dre
John F. Goucher
Woman’s College
John Lanahan
Book Depository
Nestor
Auction notices and local accidents in Frederick area
Captain Walter Saunders will sell at the Court House and City Hotel stock from the Keefer estate with specific properties on West Fifth Street and West Patrick Street. Auctioneers Bacvey R. Lease and E. L. Buttley will offer personal property near Frederick Junction for W. B. Ogle and Jessa T Stoner. Judge Edward Stake’s ruling on a revenue stamp case involves Laura K. Ziegler. Accidents include Samuel Kefanver near the F and M power-house, Joan King in Dublin county, Albert Beachley near Middletown, Silas Utz near New Market, with brief injuries and details of each incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saiea
Walter Saunders
City Hotel
Franklin Savings Bank
Eliza
Theodore Keefer
Saunders
Court House
West Patrick Street
M. E. Getzendamsr
Bacvey R. Lease
Frederick Junction
W. B. Ogle
E.L. Buttely
Suctioneer
Jessa Tstoner
Jo He
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Edward Stake
Fourth Judicial Circuit of Land
Mra
Laura K. Ziegler
United States Revenue
Stake
Samuel M. Kefanver
Middletown
Joan King
James Plankard
Dublis
Eye Specialist Dr Wa C Boteier Takes Practice
Dr Wa C Boteier, specialist in eye ear nose and throat diseases, offers sten operations for strabismus cataract and related conditions. Spectacles adjusted for all sight defects. Sight examinations free. Office at 28 N Market Street. Also notice of a sale of shelled oysters tonight described as elegant and comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. C. Boteier
N. Market Street
Local notices and sales in town events and offers
A town notice lists a church fundraising event at Church Street High School on Friday March 9 from 4 to 10 pm with drills music a picture gallery refreshments and 19 cent admission. It also announces a Friday Saturday sale of granite ware with low prices and advertises a piano tuner visit and piano sale agency for Knabe Starr Richmond and Singer pianos at 100 North Market Street opposite Doll Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street High School
Brish Bros
Wm. Knabe Co
H. E. Wincoxss
New Music Store
North Market Street
Knabe
Starz, Richmons
Singer Pianos
Doll Brothers
Falcons
Knabe Pisnoe
Starr, Richmond and
H. E. Winlxcoxes
Doil Brothers
Sappington Lamps and House Furnishings Ad
Sappington offers dinner tea and toilet plain white lamps with many decompose shapes from top makers. Weekly new stock of lamps and house goods, including Student Lamp and American Centre Draught lamp. Complete line of groceries with White Star coffee and Ko Mi Ten tea. sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L&s
Chaice Family
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