The Saturday News promises eight pages of varied reading
The Saturday News assembles a wide set of contents including Marie Antoinette’s Necklace a Shiloh war story new illustrated features a ladies department farmer notes a Sunday school lesson letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe and a daily news roundup. It emphasizes dependable local and general news with two cent home delivery.
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Marie Antoinette
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Satokpay News
Social World Parties at Creagerstown and Area Festivities
A Creagerstown pound party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stull drew a large gathering with many local families and guests from nearby towns on Tuesday night March 25. The following attendees were listed among others. the event featured a dinner with four tables laden with delicacies. The next day a dance and games occurred at Gaver residence in Asprestrest, continuing into the early hours with a decorated dining room and a festive mood. Also noted is a district announce of Willie Ritchie's cooking class at Independent Hall on April 3. A veteran from the Civil War, John Frederick Michael Bateheimer, returned from the Soldiers Home in Dayton Ohio for a visit to Frederick, meeting old friends and plans to stay awhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Calvin Stull
Oliin Stull
Mollie Rameburg
Cora Stull
Edos Warner
Nettie Fisher
Mary Fisher
Delia Abate
Naomi Ahab
Olive Haun
Delilah Hann
Nettie Ramsburg
Bertis Ramsburg
Bessie Kolb
Florence Derr
Mary Ko
Pound
Gaver
Prassat
Blanche Gaver
Mamie Sho
Blanche Shipley
Nora Kreh
Fanny Shofier
Katie Devilbiss
Hettie Ase To Eee Leewig
Hugh Giton
Gilmors Flantz
Edgar Marman
Eugene Williard
Dete Albaugh
Wm. Shoffier
Ray Hoy
Roger
Leslie Gaver
John Frederick Michael Batebermer
Ship City
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Bateheimer
Frederick
Fire alarms report three blazes in city area
Three alarms sounded early morning. A stable owned by John Filby, near the old Filby saloon on West All Saints Street, burned completely. A warehouse on Carroll Street used by J. E. W. Hargett also caught fire, with minor damage to adjacent property. Authorities suspect arson. insurance covers Filby's loss. A second fire in Brewery alley owned by Edward Barks was quickly extinguished. Police note multiple alarms the previous night with no further fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratio
All Saints
Simmons
Ames
John Filby
Brewery Alley
Edward Barks
Carrall Street
J. E. W. Hargett
Filby
Thomas Penn
Innenrance
Carroll Street
Pleasant personal notices from Frederick area Easter season
Purely personal brief notices list residents and visitors in Frederick during Easter. E T H DeLashmatt visits with family, Thomas P Rice travels to Charlestown, W Va, Dr William Boteler returns from Loudoun county, Miss Roan Birely homes from Baltimore, Mr and Mrs James H Staley visiting relatives, Miss Cornelia Hilleary visits Thomas Schley, George Grayson moves to former Kaufman residence, Mrs Martin from Kingston NY returns, Calvin Page at Maryland Agricultural College visits parents Record Street, Miss Alice Jaynes returns after Westminster visit, Mrs Franklin Osburn and Miss Mary Osburn arrive from Atlantic City for a few days, Mrs H F Getzendanner and daughter Alicea May return home improved in health.
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E. T. H. DeLashmatt
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Charlestown
W. Va
Washington
Frederick
Cornelia Hilleary
Washington County
Maryland
Thomas Schley
George Grayson
West Third Street
O. Kaufman
Martin
Kingston
New York
Wu. &. Miller
East Patrick Street
Calvin Page
Maryland Agricultural College
Dudley Page
Record Street
Alice Jaynes
Westminster
Baker Johnson
East Second Street
Franklin Osburn
Misa Mary Osburn
Atlantic City
W. W. Osburn
H. F. Getzendanner
Alicea May
John F. Lane
Birmingham Place
South Market Street
Heaith
Mason and Dixon Line Reestablishment Begins in Pennsylvania
Surveyors reestablish the Mason and Dixon Line from Franklin County through the mountains, cutting an eight foot wide path to observe markers. Crown and mile stones are in place. Adams County stones were displaced or repurposed. Old quarkers near Hagerstown reset in cement bases with iron substitutes where missing.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Mason and Dixon Line
Fracklin ‘County
Hera
Adams County
Highfield
Impresus
Hagerstown
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Monster Carp Caught In Potomac By Martin Peck
A large carp believed among the river’s biggest was landed by Martin Peck near Sir John's Run in the Potomac. The fish weighed forty one pounds and was caught with his bare hands.
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Potomac River
Martin Peck
Sir John’s Run
Missionary Work Growth At Ene Conference
At the Ene conference of the M EB church South in Baltimore Rev W B Lambeth missionary secretary reported a $20 000 year over year increase in missions collections. He cited a $50 000 revival pledge from New Orleans and a call for 50 men for China. The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society noted growth and 75 adult and 25 janitor societies with 1 600 and 600 members respectively raising 3 90669. Bishop Galloway praised the sisters and urged pastors to support missions. The Woman s Home Missionary Society added 11 new auxiliaries and parsonage gifts, with 587 boxes sent from various auxiliaries. collections totaled 1 336.
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M. EB. Church South
Baltimore
W. BR. Lambeth
New Orleans
Young J. Allen
China
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Carrol
Won San
Korea
Io Tims
Front Royal
Shanghai
Mexico
Galloway
Woman's Home’ Missionary Society
Waynesboro
Church Hill
Berkeley Springs
Rockville
Alexandria
Salem
Staunton
Frederick's War Claim and Early Raid Discussion
Mr John C Hardt presents Frederick claim against the government for the 200000 ransom paid General Early on July 9 1894 arguing it saved over 500000 in government stores seized by Confederate forces The note cites General Earlys raid on Frederick and its impact on delaying a march toward Washington Also covered is upcoming YMCA events featuring Gao Tibbits with lectures and meetings and planned collections to cover expenses.
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John C. Hardt
Washington
Washington Star
Frederick
Resson
Inbal Early
Muneelen
Raligon
Barry
General Early
Army of the Potomac
Early
Robbed While Asleep in Maryland Walks Home
Edward Poole, a resident of Danville Virginia, reported to Washington police that he was robbed of $45 and a valise containing clothing while resting near Mount Airy Maryland. He had been away for months and planned to walk home to save money, traveling with a companion who left him at the scene. Poole tracked the thief on foot toward Washington after waking around 4 am Wednesday and discovering the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Poole
Danville
Washington
Mount Airy
Poole
Contracts Awarded by Board of Charities and Corrections
The Board of Charities and Corrections awarded contracts for Monteras and the jail supplies including potatoes from A J Buze & Bro Sour feed from H F Knock fat cattle from Zacharias & Bard jail guest from M T Derr butter from Shark Bros Middletown ready made clothing from B Resenonr & Sone groceries from O T Kewp coal from F W Starb pe coal from Markell & Trail hard coal from W S Miller & Co tobacco from S L Lilly Manager Rhodes says one night from the management of A Wise Woman will be announced later likely in a month or so energy like this will lift town standards.
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Board of Charities and Corrections
Monteras
A. J. Buze
Markell & Trail
Hard
W. S. Miller & Co
Tobacon
S.L. Lilly
Rhodes Seys
Wise Wome
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Mr J B W Hargett reports today's market quota with corn per barrel 3295, shelled corn 58 cents per bushel, Bo 3 red wheat 17? per bushel, steamer 72 cents per bushel, rejected 67 cents per bushel, hay priced 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
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J. B. W. Hargett
Wrest
Frederick County Legislative Action on Saloons Licenses and Taxes
The Frederick county legislature advances measures on saloon licenses with fees set at 125 for taverns and hotels and 100 for grocery stores. A cider sale provision is amended to allow gallon sales away from premises. Governor Smith signs Frederick waterworks charter amendments. Senate confirms Ulysses S. Hobbs as justice of the peace. House passes bills to repay street costs and to share road taxes with Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Frederick Hqnor
Hoan
Tarsdsay
Wes
Hoanss
Penstor Rohrback
Nicodemus
House
Prederick
Senate
Rohrerback
Middletown
Smith
Frederick
Ulysses S. Hobbs
Frederick County
Brunswick
Death of Thomas J. Hays at Providence Hospital
Thomas J. Hays of Sarneaville Montgomery county died at Providence Hospital Washington DC at two this morning after indigestion and heart trouble. A lifelong Montgomery resident, he was a machinery and agricultural dealer for 15 to 20 years. He ran for sheriff in the Democratic primaries last year but was defeated by J W Collier. He was 47 and survived by a widow and two sons at Barnsville. Louis Edward Birely died at 4 30 this morning at his grandfather’s home in North Markets arrest aged 14 years 9 months. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Mr Gittinger’s residence with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Mrs Lycurgus Clary died at her home near Mt Airy Thursday morning at 10 o’clock. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm with interment at Prospect cemetery near Mt Airy.
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Thomas L. Hays
Thomas J. Hays
Sarneaville
Montgomery County
Providence Hospital
Washington, D. C
Hays
Haya
J. W. Collier
Barnssville
Louis Birely
Louis Edward
Charles
Margaret J. Birely
Louia E. Gitsinger
North Mar‘kes
Mr. Gittinger
Mt. Olivet
Lycurgus Clary
Mt. Airy
Prospect Cemetery
Emerson and Clover Leaf literary society notes and local building boom
Emerson Literary Society met with President Albert O Ebert, officers elected for the College Journal, and a program of recitations essays and debates. Clover Leaf Society held meetings with a debate on pen versus sword. Nearby Braddock Heights sees three more houses under construction with several large new dwellings planned. sick list includes Bussard Roberts Pickett. Helfenstein residence nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
R. Humm
H. Ordeman
W. James
A. Reich
J. Houts
H. Clary
L. Woodward
Eassy
W. Delapisine
Reopening ballots in Cecil County cases and local notices
News items report the Cecil County circuit court ordering the reopening of ballots in disputed cases, a visit by Bishop Cranston of Oregon to the birthplace of Methodism in the area, and various local incidents. Also noted are a large fire in the North Mountains near Clear Spring, the death of Harry S Spangler, and attorney Lewis D Syester returning from Ireland over an estate tied to James March.
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Olrcult
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
North Mountains
Clear Spring
Washington County
Harry 5. Spangler
Western Maryland Railroad
Williamsport
Gulf and Interstate Railroad
Texas
Lewis D.syester
Hagerstown
Edenderry
Ireland
James March
March
Thomas March
Easter Dinner at City Hotel Offer and Continental Pickles List
A local notice promotes Easter Sunday dining at City Hotel with a special free dinner offer. The ad lists a wide lure of foods and desserts including Maryland terrapin, Baltimore beef, lobster salad, and various seafoods, plus baked goods and fresh fruit. Also advertised are Easter novelties, baskets, and spring millinery, with market hour changes and other local commerce blurbs.
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Virginia
Maryland
Baltimore
Smithfield
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