Tomorrow's News promises crowded features and variety
The Saturday News previews tomorrow's issue with a Howard Fielding short story Nothing Was Too Good for Him, plus front line Boer War anecdotes by Captain Kilmer. It highlights illustrated articles, household and agricultural columns, Sunday school lesson by Rev. D M Stearns, and regular features Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe, all promised as reliable, value packed reading for two cents a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Howard Fielding
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits And Surprises
County correspondence notes visits by Hammond of Hamm ond Brothers in Hood s Mills and Mrs Slonaker of Arlington, plus Miss Jones of Liberty visiting Mrs Reindollar. Samuel Ansthaus and family from Littlestown visited Mr and Mrs Anders and Mrs Aulthouse. John Fox of Arlington also called. A surprise party for Mrs P A Long drew about 35 friends with entertaining conversation and refreshments. Many residents are moving in town and country ahead of April 1. Contracts awarded by the Board of Charities and Corrections include Montevue Hospital and county jail supplies: dry goods to C Thomas Kemp, groceries to Frank V Stanb, dynamite to Hagan Bros, feed to B A Shriner Milling Sons, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Corrections
Montevue Hospital
C. Thomas Kemp
Frank V. Stanb
Hagan Bros
B.A. Shriner Milling Sons
Burk
House altercation halts vote as delegates clash in debate
Report of a brief fight between Delegates Leng and Staley in the Maryland House over a Frederick County bill. Pushed apart by George Panniman, the incident ends with both men resuming votes amid ongoing measures on antitrust, grand jury limits, and local acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Leng
Washington
Staley
Mr. Long
Mr. Staley
George Dobbin Panniman
Washington County
Fidelity and Trust Company
Hagerstown
Hoosa
House
Watere
Democratic Party
National Congress
Texas
United States Supreme Court
Eta
Senate
Frederick County
Emmitsburg Railway Company
Hargeestown and Frederick Railway Company
Middletown Nominates Peoples' Ticket For Monday Vote
A Peoples' ticket was nominated yesterday for the upcoming Middletown municipal election. Nominees are Forbar-Smith, Jonss A. Doub, Charles E.B. Morberly, and C. A. Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Middletown
Forbar- Smith
Jonss A. Doub
Charles EB. Moberly
C. A. Gross
Church Youth Society Meeting Promised Tonight
The Junior Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church will hold a meeting this evening at the usual hour. A gentle remedy, Fig Syrup Co. product, is promoted for cleansing the system and available for sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Endeavor Society of
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Genainsnis Fig Syrup Co
Dreggiata
Local murderers Morales and Cromesies hanged at the place
The Novy Masits reports that Morales and Cromesies were executed today for their crimes. The dispatch notes public reaction and mentions war correspondents Garett Victoria and Roberts, with reference to countering sympathy for Mre Jonbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morales
Cromesies
Trapatch
Livias
Marnie Anghnhaldt Forbes
Dred Cadar Garett
Victoria
Roberts
Mre Jonbert
Prince of Wales’s Ambush Second wins grand national
The Prince of Wales’s horse Ambush Second won the grand national steeplechase today, marking a notable victory in this major race. The event featured top steeplechasers, drawing wide attention from racing fans and media alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetal Pespat
Prince of Wales
Ambush
Local Behind the Scenes: Frederick Residents Abroad and At Home
Purely presial notes list numerous Frederick area residents and visitors. Names include A C McCardell in Baltiamorean business, Vincent Sebold of Emmitsburg, Frank Norwood returning from Annapolis, S Ohingea planning a levee trip to St Louis and Mobile, Charles Wertheimer visiting friends in Baltimore, Lewis Ogle in Frederick on business, Gerson Regenour returning from Baltimore, Thomas Claggett visiting in Frederick, Corrie Beall guest of William Beall in this city, Mrs George Stauffer visiting from Columbus, Helen Stanifer visiting Adamstown, Edward Eichelbarger back from Annapolis, Isaac Wiseberg returning from Baltimore, Jacob Ingram of Philadelphia at his sister's home in Middletown, Miss Robinson from Pittsburgh visiting Allan Rohrback, J D Heedrickson in New York and Philadelphia for stock, Mrs B E Baker and son Pal of Boston arriving tonight, Jogiak Thomas family making home with daughter O W Thomas in Adamstown, Birl A B Olosa and Wm G Buckey heading to Baltimore, Rev C O Stinespring returned from Harrisonburg after brother’s illness, Berths Sigmund of Thurmont helping at Dayevills school, Willis Phillips and sgie Payne of Pennington spending a brief vacation in Liberty Town, Miss Eien Lynn of Thurmont back from Johns Hopkins Hospital after operation with sister Brachet. Lynn improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Baltimore
Lewis C. Ogle
Createrstown
Frederick
Gerson Regenour
Thomas Claggett
Patersville
Corrie Beall
Libertytown
William H. Beall
George Stauffer
Columbus
Ohio
Thamas
West Patrick Street
Helen Walker Stanifer
Fradatick
Adamstown
Edward S. Eichelbarger
Annapolis
Isaac Wiseberg
North Market Street
Jacob Ingram
Philadelphia
John A. Gooklarly
Middletown
Miss Robinson
Pittsburg
Allan Rohrback
J. D. Heedrickson
Model Dry Goods
New York
B. E. Baker and Son
Pal
Boston
George M. Gittinger
Jogiak Thomas
O. W Thomas
Birl A. B. Olosa
Rocky Ridge
Wm. G. Buckey
Rev
CO. W. Stinespring
Harrisonburg
Miss Berths Sigmund
Thurmont
Misa Hallie Zimmerman
Dayeyills
Rome
Messrs
Willis Phillips
Sg.ie Payne
Penington
N. J
President McKinley invited to Maryland Soldier's Monument dedication
Antietam Battlefield Commission invited the President to attend the dedication of the Maryland Soldier's Monument on the battlefield. The commission visited the White House, and McKinley said he would attend if no public emergency arises. Aimed to honor Union and Confederate Maryland soldiers with medals for Maryland commands. Also reports an accidental pistol shooting injuring Lon Main's hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam Battlefield Commission
Maryland
McKinley
White House
Battle of
Antietam
Waite House
Parnell Legion of Infantry
Walcote
Snow
Brockenbrough
Dement
Arma
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Elects Leaders
The Maryland State Federation of Women’s Clubs held its annual session at the Johns Hopkins University covering hall. Mrs Elizabeth King Ellicott presided and Mrs Albert Sivageal acted as chair pro tem. Ellicott urged broader collaboration and organized centers for education and home life, noting clubs should focus on community of interest rather than social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.gbs
Dortek
Cho Tu Vaing
Sassion
Clube
Elizabeth King Ellicott
Etticott
Illocea
Bain
Albert Sivageal
Ellicott
Natting
Ucperwey
Yohey
Ress Tapas
Maryland Federation
Maryland State Federation
Sbdy
Tts
Ellicots
Sriia
Funerals report for Mrs Rider and Mrs Barber
The funeral of Mrs. Wm. Rider was held at St. John's Catholic church with services by Father Coleman and interment at St. John's Cemetery. Pallbearers and funeral directors named. The late Mrs. Mary A. Barber had services at the Lutheran church in Middletown, with pallbearers listed and interment at the Methodist graveyard at Middle. Contracts noted for limestone deliveries to Mont Alto and Cacochin furnaces totaling six carloads daily for a year. Auction of Hezl Estate: a West Sixth street house and lot sold for 250 to Wm. J. Worman, trustee. Also a Hood's Sarsaparious advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Barber
Eervices
Middletown
M. L. Beard
Josiah Doub
Geo. Wm. Ramsburg
John D. Miller
Daniel 3. Leighter
Exa M. Ramsburg
Samuel M. Davis
W- W. Frantz Bes
King Mountain Steel and Iron Company
Mont Alto
Catoctin
Hezl
Walter Saunders
Court House
West Sixth Street
Wm. J. Worman
Wm.j. Worman
Fragmentary Maryland news notes and deaths in Baltimore area
A garbled local column reports multiple deaths and public notices. Saran Manids Leonird aged Bain Uns year. Mrs. Waters wife of Me Detaey Wo Wares todar aged eighty four. Adam Kateb father of Allazacy county aged seventy nine. Fire Chief Uriel Walliam C McAfee to remain executive of Baltimore City Fire Department. Robert Lo Wyats found guilty of murder in Howard County Circuit Court. William Messing die drowner rescuer. Centreville town election to be held next Monday under new law. Dead bodies found at 122 Low Street Baltimore. Edward Russell Williams killed by beer wagon. Antietam Battlefield Commission invites President McKinley to dedication of Maryland Soldier’s Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Saran Manids Leonird
Bain
Alba
Virgeata Waters
Detaey
Adap
Eo Daswi
Ojei Raue
Aneany Quagty
Cumberland
Adam Kateb
Farher
Allazacy Wounty
Art Fis Ou
Cawberland
Rufus W Dashiell
State Lagaer Board
Anodint
Uriel Walliam C McAfee
Baltimore City Fire Department
Board of Fire Commtastoders Hatlog
Robert Lo Wyats
Oliver Canlk
Chietua
Jonnie Smith
Low Street
Baleimores
Tolsday
Baltimore
Edward Russell Wittlams
South
Fulton Avenue
Bal Qumore
Lombard Street
Antistam Battlefield Commission ‘of
Maryland
Washington
President McKinley
White House
McKinley
Hymeneal. Whore-Hobbs Wedding at Pleasant Valley
Elia M Hobbs of Baltimore and Geo A Whore of Germania Virginia wed at the Miller home near Weverton. Rev O S Ritter officiated. Guests include Ritter and Miller families as they plan housekeeping on a Martinsburg area farm. Other notices note Clingan Finney marriage and Luther Derr sale in Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whore—Hobbs
Clinton E. Miller
Pleasant Valley
Weverton
Elia M. Hobbs
Baltimore
Geo. A. Whore
Germania
W. Va
O.S. Ritter
Borkittsville
Ritter
Violetts Heflebower
James Smith
Migs
Janie Bro- Duell
Anna McDuell
Mian Inabelle Miller
Market Hours Adjusted and Local Notices
Market hours changed to five a m to seven October 7 1900 announced by Market Master W A Woopwarp. Roscoe C White justice of the peace and attorney at law has moved to 63 West Church street in the office formerly used by the late Squire Barrick. Isidor Saks Optical Co examining opticians from Washington DC will visit City Hotel Frederick April 2 and 3 with free eye examinations. The stove house of J D Thomas & Co moved from 15 to 17 East Patrick street and expands stock. Birely's Palace of Music advertises six second hand organs for sale by J M Birney proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe C. White
Weat Church Street
Squire Barrick
Isidor Saka
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Frederick
3. D. Thomas & Co
East Patrick Street
Birely
Palace of Music
L. E Mulliniz Carpet Wall Paper House Ad
L E Mulliniz promotes carpet, mattings and wall papers with a big sale on new stock. Prices claimed to be never lower for name quality as rivals cry walls of great advance. Store invites customers to compare stock, prices, and service and judge for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Mulliniz
Palace of Music offers cheap sheet music and pianos
Birely's Palace of Music advertises sheet music at 216 cents, 16 cents per piece, and a large stock of pianos and organs. It lists used uprights, parlor organs, and practice pianos with easy payments, plus instrument tuning services and a new line of small instruments. Also promoted are domestic goods from China including dinnerware and lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely's Palace of Music
J. M. Binetx
J. M. Birely
Birely
Palace of Music
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the Daily News
Arch
Second St
L. A. Motter
L E. Mullinix
W. A. Woodward
C. ©. Carty
Rosenoar's
E. Walker & Co
Neidig & Eee
Moser
the Saturday News
Kilmer
Fra Diavolo
Strakosch Opera Company
Auber
City Opera House
Zerlina
Lord Allcash
Lorenzo
Maria Bell
Zerlins
Payne Clark
Diavolo
Beppo
Giacomo
Armstrong
America
Chicago
Sears College
Oman’s College
Mr. Armstrong
News OF the Churches
Mqscles
Gonzales
Wepsis Eo
Vedes Buese Weas
A.C. McCardell
Baltiamorean
Vincent Sebold
Emmitsbarg
the Park Hotel
Frank
Norwood
Me. S. Ohingea
St. Louis
Mobile
Antietam Monument
Lon Main
Clude
Hood
Sareaparius
Clingan—Finney
Charles E. Olingan
Annie M. Finney
All Saints
Osborne Ingle
Salem
Luther
Derr
City Hose
Luther M. Bready
D. F. Orrison
Point of Rocks
W. A. Woopwarp
J. M. Birney
L. E Mulliniz
John Hendrickson
Sips
Telecases
Ned
Jonn Henosioxson
Neidig & Miller
Wie & Miller
Mappey
N & Sf
Ste
Sen
Neidig & Mauss
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Clinton &, Mary
GEO. S. Rodcue & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sosa
Craiks Ty
Salox
Staub
BF. W. Stacs
Railing
Bailing Grocery Company
Peoples Grocery
Bailing Grocery
Christian Ralling
J. Hilsely Keller
J. Heibely Keller's
N. Market
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
E. Pathick BT
Oerssville
Minnesota
Shriser
D. B.C. Nicodemus
Fencedawiy
Alfred Ritter
Bauny
Court Street
Frederick, Md
SM Deoddewiv
Charles P. Levy
C. V S. Levy
Ofice
Ianl Mewry
Cleveland
J. B. Keller
Markee
Packard
Woods & Co
Rosenkranz Piano
B. Whoxon
Enabe, Starr, Richmond & Singer Pianos
Milier
Raw Music Store
Market St
Dr. Fabrney
Birely’s Palace of Music
Wir. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
P. B. Sappington
China
Ware
Theaa Goeda
Jaxuially
F.B. Saepington
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