The Saturday News Preview of Tomorrow's Big Paper
The Saturday News promises an eight page issue with diverse reading matter. Howard Fielding contributes a tale The error of Professor Brady while Cowboys and Indians headline a Phenix Arizona carnival. An Army Leaders of Today sketch by Captain Kilmer, illustrated articles, ladies department with recipes and fashion notes, farmers topics by experts, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane. The paper costs two cents per copy delivered or mailed to Bly address.
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Tar News
Howard Fielding
Brady
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Satunday News
Purely Pelsonal social notes from town residents
Misses N R and D Mantz have returned from New York City. Miss Emily Maulsby is spending the day in Washington. Mr Daniel T Ordeman is in Baltimore on business. Mr Edward Hobus is in Frederick for business. Mrs Thomas J Claggett visits Mrs Thomas Schley. Mrs W S Parsons returns from Baltimore. Mrs William Adams spends Easter holidays in Baltimore. Mrs Catherine C Fout has returned from Baltimore visit. Miss Lillian McDacnell visits Miss Kathleen Beard in Middletown. Mrs Etherson and daughter Edus return from visit to Mrs O Sagan. Say you saw it in Tar News.
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N. R.and
D. Mantz
New York City
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
Daniel T. Ordeman
Baltimore
Edward Hobus
Liberty
Frederick
Thomas J. Claggett
Petersille
Thomas Schley
W. S. Parsons
William Adams
West Patrick Street
Catherine C. Fout
Lillian McDacnell
West Third Street
Kathleen Beard
Lutheran Parsonage
Middletown
Etherson
Edus
0. Sagan
Candidates Chosen by Republican City Convention
The Republican city convention nominated a ticket for Mayor William H. Ramsburg and City Register Edward A. Gittinger, with aldermen candidates Thomas Mateny George Zimmerman S Elmer Brown Jonathan Biser and Albert W. Condon. The convention adjourned after tendering officers a vote of thanks. Mr Matevy said he would not accept the alderman nomination.
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ER. A. Gittinger
City Reister
Thomas C. Mateny
George H. Zimmerman
S. Elmer Brown
Johnathan Siser
A. W. Condon
Republican City Convention
Court House
William H. Ramsburg
City Register
Edward A. Gittinger
I. Peonnant
Thomas ©. Mateny
Johnathan Biser
Albert W. Condon
Tatimbecanga
Chafee
Poara
Atuer
Annapolis
Matevy
Republicans of Frederick city nominate slate for mayor and aldermen
The Frederick convention selected Ramsburg over Mantz for mayor by 31 to 29 after a precinct dispute. Doll withdrew, Doll’s supporters faced illiteracy breakdowns cited by Captain Hiteshew. Gittings er and five aldermen were nominated unanimously as the party pledged unity to defeat opponents in the upcoming election.
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Goldsborough
Saylor
Major Goldsborough
Harry E. Chapline
James P. Forsythe
Daniel B. Burries
Mantz
Thas
If Was
George A. Schroeder
Charles EB. Saylor
M. F. Perry
George R. Dennis, Jr
Urner
Lincoln
Hammond Urner
Ramsburg
Republican Party
Philip Hitcshew
Samuel V. Doll
Doll
Hiteshew
Frederick
BYMENKAl WEDDING AT Della AND FOUT-WHITMORE UNION
A double wedding feature in Frederick County reports J Otta King and Nettie Yingling tying vows at Della with Rev. Livingstone officiating. Attendants include Gertrude Bready and Albert King. A second ceremony sees Murray D M Pout and Sarah Blasche Whitmore wed at 193 Hast Patrick Street with Rev. E L McLean officiating. Guests, decor, and post ceremony suppers noted.
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Della
J. Otta King
W. H. Harrison King
Urbana
Nettie Beatrics Yingling
County
Wa. T.J. Yingling
W. C. Livingtone
Gertrude Bready
Washington
Albert KE. King
E.G. Ward
Montgomery County
Roy O. Michael
Pearl
Ashorn Mendelssohn
Nellis Smith
Anther G. King
King’s Valley
Joseph Null
J.C. Hildebrand
New York
Edna Maxwell
Comus
Maurice Bready
Anscostia
D.C
Edmund L. Yingling
R. E. Baali
Arthur Beall
Oliver Mobley
King
Murray D. M. Pout
Sarah Blasche Whitmore
Fannie Whitmore
Charles Wiles
E. L. McLean
Charles Fout
William J. Whitmore
Thomas Whitmore
William Whitmore
Democratic Primary Under Crawford System In Progress
Democratic primary underway in the Crawford system in the basement of the Court House. Polls opened at noon and will run until 6 PM. Three candidates vie for mayoral nomination: Prof. George Edw. Smith, ex-mayor A. B. Yeakle, and Dr. S. Frank Thomas.
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Court House
George Edw. Smith
A. BR. Yeakle
John Wood
Crawford
Frederick City
Central Committee
Cis. P. Levy
Democratic City Central Committee
John Woun
Pardoned convict revisits pardon at city opera house
John H Grahe freed from a four year sentence for brass larceny by Governor John Walter Smith on Judge James McSherry General L Victor Basghman and others recommendation The pardon revived at the Clerk's office this morning Denman Thomp son Sunshine or Paradise Alley was well presented at the City Opera House last night with strong acting and fine singing by the Verdi vocal Trio and others
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John H. Grahe
The
Mary.and
John Walter Smith
James McSherry
L. Victor Basghman
Rohrback
Wm. H. Hinks
City Opera House
Denman Thompson
City Operas House
Contracts Awarded for Montevue Hospital and Jail Provisions
The Board of Charities and Correct tons yesterday awarded contracts to furnish Montevue Hospital and the jail with clothing provisions footwear and coal for three months. B Rosenour & Sons dry goods C Thomas Kemp dynamite Hagan Brothers fat cattle A L Staley coal J Biser meat for jail M T Derr four O W Johnson.
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Board of Charities and Correcttons
Montevue Hospital
B. Rosenour & Sons
C. Thomas Kemp
Hagan Brothers
A. L. Staley
J. Biser
M. T. Derr
O. W. Johnson
Lodge of Elks to be instituted in city
A lodge of the order of Elks will be instituted in the city next Tuesday with about forty members. Many Elks from other cities will attend and be entertained at a banquet.
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Lodge of Elke
the Order of Elks
Extra Session Ends in Maryland Legislature
The Maryland Legislature ended its extra session at 3 15 yesterday afternoon after seventeen days. Twenty three Senate bills and 32 passed, including a Baltimore city beverage system act and a 25000 appropriation for the Charleston and Buffalo Expositions. Other passed measures touched Anne Arundel County elections and jail board makeup, oyster laws in Dorchester, land cession for a US experimental station, and corrections to Hyattsville and Laurel loan acts. In the House only seven of 21 introduced bills passed.
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Maryland
Senate
Act Tuk & Beverage System
Baltimore City
Charleston
Buffalo
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Anne Arundel County
Dorchester County
Montgomery County
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
HWO
Hyattsville
Laurel
Orxonibus Bequest
Morris
Oyzters
Sinepuxent Bay
Henge
Baltimore
Charlotte M. Smith
Washington
Admiral Schley
Washington Wilkingon
Habner
Smith
Naval Department
Cleveland Park
District of Columbia
Schley Fund
Mrs. Smith
Annapolis
Buchanan Schley
Hagerstown
Canoas
Schlay
Frey
House of Delegates
Waters
Building boom in Howard county and rising South Cumberland
News notes widespread construction in Howard county and rapid growth in South Cumberland leading to housing shortages. A Baltimore area fire destroys Stockton farm residence with a $3390 loss. A Baltimore man acquitted of arson in Elkton. A Carroll county barn burns with cattle killed. A Baltimore watchman, John Dimling, 79, killed by a B&O train near the Bayard Street crossing. Legal cases involve Dr Anna Giering convicted of mail offense, with six months jail. her son Herman Giering held on bail. Insurance luncheon at Hotel Rennett features Maryland agency leaders and speakers. Potomac fishing yields large catches after pollution abatement. Local removals announced for Sinn, Fitzpatrick, Darrow families.
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WoPagerent
Howard County
South Cumberland
Stockton Farm
Cecil County
Nelson W Scott
Lancaster
Elkton
Peter Magie
Carroll County
Herman Giering
Anna Giering
Spring Auction and Easter Goods at Eisenhauer's
Classified style notices advertise a spring auction at Notnagle's with evening and morning sales, followed by Easter novelties at Eisenhauer's. The ad touts fabrics, silks, ribbons, and novelties, plus wedding gifts and a Glass of Fashion display. Also included are notices for a Democratic primary in Frederick city, millinery openings, dental and medical services, market hours change, and palm reader services.
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Euates
Raratheas
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