The Saturday News Preview for Tomorrow's Eight Page Issue
The Saturday News promises a larger Saturday edition with special features including illustrations and a Cape of varied content. Notable items include 48 Seen by Sickles, a two column account of the South Africa fighting, Love Finds a Way continuation, and Ladies Farm and Sunday School notes with practical hints and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ili
Jesus
Sickles
Gettysburg
Kilmer
South Africa
Literary Societies Halt Their Regular Meetings
The Alcoté Literary Society of the Female High School and Belles Lettres hold their regular meetings this afternoon. The Philomathean Society met at Kemp Hall last night to discuss if British success in South Africa would advance civilization. Afffirmative led by Glenn Hetler and Wm Nico demus. negative by Edward Bowlus and Joseph Apple. Judges favored the affirmative. Next meeting set for Thursday March 22. The Owls nest tomorrow evening at H E W Storm residence on South Market Street with a social closing after business. Postmistress Ella Grumbine has been inted at Braddock County.
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Alcoté Literary Society
Belles Lettres
Hilomatheass
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
South Africa
Glenn Q. Hetler
Wm. H. Nicodemus
Edward Bowlus
Joseph H. Apple
Messrs
Honff
Urner
Denbin
Padre
H. E. W. Storm
South Market Street
L. S. Qlisgan
St. Louis
Nina Thomas
Jefferson
Frederick
Joseph D. Baker
Baltimore
Washington
Edward Albaugh
Liberty
Emily Manisby
Court Square
AL. F. M. Myers
St. Matthews
M. Rosa Birely
North Market Street
George Leather
Utica
Bowlus
West Third Street
Cal
David C. Winebrewer
Atlantic City
N.J
Catoctin Furnace Revives with Major Restorations Underway
Preparations for resuming operations at Catoctin Furnace are near completion with the plant raised ten feet and brickwork nearly finished. The Monocacy Valley Railroad repairs and new junction at Thermont aim to handle increased traffic. Innovations include draining vast water in mines using steam dredges, overhauling the engine room, and plans for new iron making and mining methods to meet rising demand and fuel a strong revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Monocacy Valley Railroad
Western Maryland Railroad
Thermont
BRIEF BITS. Planting potatoes and local notices
Tomorrow plants potatoes. A lodge of that, C. G. T., formed at Kemptown. St Patrick festival planned for tomorrow. William Anderson buys Gilbert milk route. Harvey Lease to sell W Cramer property at Walkersville. Sheldon edits paper and comments on snow. Emperor William salary joke. United Fire Company Liber tytown to repair engine and improve building. No public sales near Ladiesburg this spring. Uncle Eben quip about patience and laziness. Sappho versions to flood the country. Weather tales tie to St Patrick and Saint Sheela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
William
United Fire Company of
Libertytown
Ladiesburg
Eben
Haek
Hebdbin
St. Patrick
St. Sheela
Death of Captain Alfred Schley in Liberty
Captain Alfred Schley aged 81 died at his Liberty home from heart failure brought on by old age. A Civil War veteran, he served as captain in the Maryland Volunteers and later settled in Liberty with a quiet, affectionate nature. He is survived by a widow. Funeral at nine tomorrow morning from his Liberty residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Schley
Liberty
David Schley
Gol. WE. Schley
Baltimore
Camisa
Winfield Scott Schley
Santiago
Fairfax Schley
Frederick
Mexico
Schley
Sth
Maryland Volunteers
William L. Schley
Roe
Union
Schrey
Isoner
Hierich
Best of All Syrup of Figs Ad From California Fig Syrup Co
Gentle cleansing remedy advertised as a safe, effective laxative. Claims to promote bowel regularity with figures cited for sample purchases and distribution through pharmacists. Explicit promotion of a California company selling the product nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Legislature Acts On Road Work and Charitable Audits
In the legislature measures seek road labor by prisoners in jails and the House of Correction, with cross county prisoner projects for efficiency. A separate bill prescribes wider wagon tires to reduce road damage, aiming to improve road quality statewide and fund oversight of charitable aid. Senator Kohrback introduced measures for cemetery care and state audits of entities receiving state aid, while Governor action on these drafts remains anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Loval
Kohrback
Cramisseners Oor
Frederick Mhibey
Drjogst
Gunde
United States
Francis Spurrier
Civrernor
Williams
Herford
Ita
State Highway Department
House of Correction
Isbor
Groundhog Weather and Local Illness Roundup
End of term weather watch cites six more weeks of winter after Groundhog Arctys Morax’s forecast. February 2 saw sunless warmth, shadow, and heavy snow, with 26 clear days and 6 partly clear, plus multiple snows. Fire illness notes report George Knsoff, Anns Schley, Edward Hewes, Edward Baitzell, Daniel Steiner, and Katie Blumenauer listed as sick or improving on East All Saints, West Second and West Third streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctys Morax
Terra Firma
Archysa Monax
St. Matthias
George Knsoff
East All Saints’ Street
Anns Schley
West Second Street
Edward Hewes
Edward Baitzell
West Third Street
Daniel H. Steiner
Katie Blumenauer
North Market Street
Letter Carriers' Claim Excluded by Statute of Limitations
The Attorney General sent to the Senate a list of Frederick letter carriers who filed claims for over eight hours of service and amounts allowed by the Court of Claims, excluded due to the statute of limitations. Names and sums include James E. Duvall 10.78 Edward M. Bader 10.41 Edmund F. Moberly 10.41 Charles H. Robertson 7.25. Inland ore discovery reported in Washington County on A Spencer farm Samples Manor, surface ore yielding 12 to 14 percent magnetic ore and copper. Spencer leases fifteen acres to a syndicate of specialists to begin work when weather permits. Electric Railway Blocked: Frederick and Middletown railroad cars halted near Myersville since yesterday. mail from Myersville to Middletown by stage today. Haymore, boils, pimples ailera. Home remedies claim relief from impurities in the blood with Hoet's Sere pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Court of Claims
Frederick
James E. Duvall
Edward M. Bader
Edmund F. Moberly
Charles’ H. Robertson
Washington County
A. Spencer
Samples Manor
Spencer
Espitelists
Middletown
Myersville
Maryland Conference Women’s Missionary Meeting Recaps
The Maryland Branch United Brethren Church held its twelfth annual Women’s Missionary Association meeting with Bishop J W Hutt presiding. Officers elected include Mrs L O Burber as president and Mrs Barbara Baker as treasurer, while Rev Funk and Rev Braue joined advisory committees. The conference adopted a resolution for the next General Conference to be in Frederick City, Md. A related program highlighted publishing work in Dayton and a stereopticon lecture on the Dayton publishing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
United Brettines Charch
Bethe
Rabrersrule
Washington
Janene W. Hot
Ube
W. L Martin
J. E B. Rie
W. R Funk
Dayton
C. J. B. Braue
East Pennsylvania
Res
S.L Rice
Virginia
W. R Beker
Barger
Mra. L. O. Burber
Hagerstown
A. H. Statton
Fannie Keedy
W. Tophan
Washington, D.C
Mary E. Grimm
Barbara Baker
Keedysy
Early Spring Blooms Shine Through City Homes
Despite lingering winter, flowers brighten homes with hyacinths primulas and lilies. Hyacinths and geraniums appear at windows citywide as florists anticipate a fine Easter display and fresh bloom prospects.
St Patrick's Day Observation By Catholic Union
The Young Men's Catholic Union will observe St Patrick's Day at their association with appropriate exercises and activities noted in the community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Men's Catholic Union
Mafering's Garrison Cheerful Healer Appatch
A garbled March entry notes Mafesian forces urging cheer and a healer, with phrases implying a requirement for a cheerful garrison and duties of a medical or supportive role. The readable text is fragmentary but suggests morale and medical readiness directives.
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Marca O
Ratuctary
Prisoners Move Toward Frankfort in Goebel Case
Olivera and four others including Powers, Davis, Coulton, and Whitaker left for Frankfort this morning. They are charged with involvement in the Goebel assassination in a special dispatch to Tas News Sorine dated March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapatel
Tas
Olivera
Frankfort
Powers
Davis
Coulton
Whitaker
Goebel
Selections and Elections in Hagerstown Area
Reports show a net gain of 170 votes at the Hagerstown four days of registration, versus a 44 vote loss year prior. A deep channel dredging push for Elk A jory was urged by Elkton citizens before House committees, while Baltimore seed merchants oppose a bill mandating foreign seed disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagertown
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
E. D. Barnett
Southern Methodist Church
Dorchester
James Jarboe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
David Grom
Pleasant Valley
Kesdysville
George A. Kean
Boer Relief Fund
Gumberland
Wellington
Hagerstown
Elkton
House of Representatives
Elk
Cbaries
Patience Williams
James
Robert White
Lonaconing
Havre de Grace
Oakington
Merchants of
Baltimore
Isiea
Ste
Local Music and Instrument Shop Draws Crowds
Saturday march seventeenth opening at 100 N Market Street for a new music store in the Dr. Fabrney building. Advertises piano tuning by Kenp and J M Birely stock, with sales of pianos organs and lamps and a wide range of household goods, groceries, and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E. Witcoxes
Knabe, Starr, Richmond, Singer & Foster Pianos
New Music Store
N. Markets Street
Dr. Fabrney
J. M. Birely
Birely
Passes of Music
Birely’s Palace of Music
Pleasant Personal Notes and a New Coin Idea
A column of local social notes lists numerous residents visiting cities such as Frederick Baltimore Washington and Atlantic City over recent days. A proposed new half cent coin by department store owners signals retail pressures and novelty currency. An electric car derailed at the square corner near noon but was returned to the tracks after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Donald McLean
New York City
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Oational
George Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
She Square Corner
Market Street
Opening of Ladies and Misses Wear Saturday in Clearfield
Local note announces the opening of ladies and misses wear with attire under a standard price of 25 cents per item. Tax Prores' Service Co. of Clearfield outlines the distribution and contact details for orders.
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Prores
Serrg Co
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
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