The Saturday News Preview of Tomorrow's Big Paper
The Saturday News promises an eight page issue filled with features. It includes a long life sketch of Philip Keifer, a Libby Prison history, Captain Kilmer’s Brunnette Brigade, household departments, the Glass Dagger installment, gardening columns, livestock and dairy articles, Sunday School lesson analysis, and regular Saturday features. A home delivery or mail copy is offered for two cents.
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TRE News
Philip Keifer
Middletown Valley
Dayton
Ohio
Tae News
Tae News Tomorrow Wl
Mary Jane
Suanday
Law docket arrest and gaming charge before Justice White
James Spriggs colored was arrested by Officer Malhern for drunken and disorderly conduct. Justice White fined him 250 dollars and jailed him for 20 days on failure to pay. W P Edwards faced a hearing on keeping a gaming table and was held 100 dollars bail for the next grand jury term. He posted bail. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
James Spriggs
Malhern
W. P. Edwards
Oregon
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Carvera
Cervera
Sampson
New York
Shafter
Santiago
Schley
Farmers Institute Held In Frederick County Court Room
A Frederick County Farmers Institute meeting was held in the county court room with two sessions start ing at 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Speakers including Prof H W Wiley of the US Experiment Station and Prof W G Johnson discussed wheat culture plant food and pests, urging clover and nitrogen methods, lime use, and late sowing to combat the Hessian fly and other threats. Dr Samuel S Buckley spoke on stock sanitation and meningitis in cattle, while Prof Maurice O Eldridge gave road building tips.
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Frederick County
The
Farmers Institute
Columbus Kenp
H. W. Wiley
U.S
Washington
Carolin
Tennessee
Germany
Wiley
Wm. Su. Amoss
Farmers’ Institute
W.G Johnson
Crom
Samuel S. Buckley
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Buckley
Backsey
Maurice Oeldridge
Kemp
L. Amoss
Farmers’ Institutes
Amoss
Professor Eldridge
County urged to buy turnpikes for free roads
A speaker argued the United States has the worst roads among civilized nations and that Frederick County should immediately purchase the turnpike owned by private individuals to convert them into free roadways for public use, with upkeep funded by the county. Seats for ladies were reserved, but fewer than a dozen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreen
United States
Spain
Frederick County
Willamport gauge rise and regional notices from state events
News of the State reports the Potomac at Willamport eight feet above normal. Death of Charles Lucas aged fifty seven. Prince George's colored teachers seek higher pay and a colored assistant examiner. Blanche Hawkins resigns from Jacob Tome Institute for Warren PA. William T. Hamilton Jr. sails to Munich. Captain William H. Lamar promoted to major in the war with Spain. Drs. Tiffany and Osler tour Western Maryland to promote the centennial Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Society. Walter Mc Gee wreck near Poplar Island with three fatalities. Baltimore Democratic city convention nominates Hayes for mayor Wilmer for president second branch city council Smith for city comptroller. Tapman vs Lewis breach of promise suit reveals rival testimony. Banks protest tax enforcement pending National Bank dispute verdict.
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Tovar
Potomac
Willamaport
Charles Lucas
Ruhestertown
Prince George’s County
Blanche Hawkins
Jacob Tome Institute
Warren Pa
William T. Hamilton, Jr
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Munich
Germany
Baltimore
Thomas G. Hayes
Sopwith Wilmer
Second Branch
James H Smith
Miss Tapman
Hiram J Lewis
Worcester County
Woer
Indy
Parlett
National Bank of Baltimore
Bittle Named Postmaster of Myersville
G W Bittle appointed postmaster of Myersville replacing Peter R Langdon who was removed. Bittle a merchant and among Myersville's best known residents.
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G W Bittle
W. Bittle
Myersville
Peter R. Langdon
Bittle
Highwaymen Sought by Deputy Sheriff in Thurmont Area
Deputy Sheriff Anderson of Thurmont searched Hagerstown yesterday for two unidentified young men suspected of attempting highway robbery. They held up a courier named Waeschee on a road leading into Thurmont early Wednesday. Waeschee drew two revolvers, the robbers fled, and a thorough search failed to locate them.
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Anderson
Thurmount
Hagerstown
Wuesckee
Thurmont
Waeschee
Entertain at Feagaville Debates on Woman's Suffrage
The Farmers and Mechanics' Club of Ballenger district meets at Feagaville hall Thursday evening for a debate on Woman's Suffrage. Saturday's Feagaville schoolhouse event features music and elocution with Frederick talent, proceeds for a library fund.
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Feagaville
Farmers and Mechanics’ Club
Ballenger
Frederick
Aguinaldo on the Run in Philippines Pursuit Continues
Special dispatch reports General MacArthur pursuing Aguinaldo who has retreated to Calampit as flags fly over Malolog. A separate item notes a disaster in the English Channel with the steamer Stella sinking and about 120 drowned. Also mentions Walkersville Social Club entertainment at Stauffer's hall tomorrow night featuring Strige's United Orchestra.
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TAR News
Maxim
McArthur
Aguinaldo
Calampit
Malolog
English Channel
Tax News
Sorraaspros
Exc
Stella
Walkersville
Stauffer’s
Sale of a Farm Near Frederick to Charles Troxell
Noah E. Crawer real estate and insurance agent reports the sale of the E. G. Castle farm north of Frederick comprising acres to Charles Troxell for $7,100. The deal involves farm real estate and related loans and fire insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Crawer
E. G. Castle
Frederick
Charles Troxell
Freder ick County Agricultural Society Quarterly Meeting
The Freder ick County Agricultural Society will hold its quarterly meeting at the society office tomorrow morning. Think about your health and take Hood's Sarsaparilla to keep yourself well.
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The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Controversy over Schley Sampson debated by Milwaukee reader
A Milwaukee citizen writes to Senator Wellington urging recognition for Admiral Schley in the Sampson Schley controversy. Wellington replies noting malign bureau influence and promising further review, with Wahl responding that the case supports Schley and criticizing the current leadership.
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Milwaukee
Wellington
Wis
Tnn Nirwsins
Schley—Sampson
Christian Wahl
Welington
Maryland
Milwaukee Journal
Wahl
Senator Wellington
Gev. L. Wellington
Washington
D. C
Secretary Long
Bureau of Navigation
Christian Wann Wellington
Walell
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Prospect Avenue
Sampson- Schley
Sampson
Cumberland
Seminole Hotel
Winter Park
Fla
Sampson Schiey
Admiral Schley
Long
Bse
Schley
Untitled notice on confirmation of Sampson and Sehley
A misspelled correspondence piece notes a talk with Aduulint Sehley praising wartime virtues and personal sacrifice. It states FT’s conclusion against confirming both Sampson and Sehley, citing perceived injustice toward Admiral Sehley and calling for action outside normal legislative procedures.
Sensational rural drama Joshua Sympicius at City Opera House
A sensational rural comedy drama Joshua Sympicius will be produced at City Opera House on Monday night in April. The play promises an interesting plot and features a theatrical saw used in act three, cutting real timber. Two bands and a fine orchestra accompany the attraction with a noon parade and countrymoon dress.
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Joshua Sympicius
City Opera House
Rome
Livestock and Farm Implements Auction Near Green Field Mills
Lake Tomorrow and Robart M. Rannaberger consign auction at Green Field Mills with Captain Walter Saunders as auctioneer. Items include livestock and farm implements. Also noted is a sale at City Hotel by Central National Bank’s stock auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther M. Bready
Robart M. Rannaberger
Greenfield Mills
Walter Saunders
City Hotel
Mucteon Shires
Central National Bank
Atock
Local ads preview Easter events and goods in Frederick
The page lists vendors and specials from McCardell and Smiths Temple of Fancy offering baby carriages flowers seeds and granite goods along with Easter activities at the Groff Hotel including a fox chase and calf race on Easter Monday. Theater and music events are noted at City Hall and St Johns Catholic Church with ticket info and vendors promoting candies eggs and flowers.
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Groff Hotel
Grolt Hotel
Wx. B
The
Colored Sodality
St. John’s . Catholic Church
City Hall
A. R Yeakie’s
W. B. Dex
Velvet and Axminster Carpets Offer Quality and Value
L. E. Mullinix notes high satisfaction with Velvet or Axminster carpets, praising wear and locking quality for the price. The good carpet, sold recently at $1.35 per yard, stands out among rivals for durability and value.
Toy flying machines and tailless kites for mail order
Advertisement offers toy flying machines or tailless kites advertised by mail. Send 10 cents to Dr. Charles Zimmerman at 56 Eat Patrick street Frederick Maryland to receive one by mail. Dr William G. Boteler notes practice in eye ear nose and throat with permanent office at Market Street and City Hotel residence. Spectacles adjusted free exams offered. Martti Ge, they are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zimmerman
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Wm. GC. Boteler
Market Street
Residence City
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Jackson
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Humur
Albany
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Missouri
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WENTS
McCardell
S. W
Dell
the Saturday News
Libby Prison
Chicago
Brunette Brigade
Kilmer
Captain Kilmer
D. M. Stearns
Hood
A. W. Wiley
Farmers Institute Meeting
News OF the State
Friends OF Schley
AL McCardell
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Creere
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Philadelphia Union
Smith’s
Temple of Fancy
Kline
Sam's Place
Samuel C. Titlow
Farmer Allerton
Alien G. Quynn & Co
Wa. A. Woopwarp
A. L. Kline
West Patrick Street
Brisy Bros
C. Hermann
Florist
West South Street
Lous M. Hanier
South Market St
L. E. Mullinix
Oura
L. E. Moun
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Walter Nuwners
Brig Tes Weario
Tim Ters
Pique
Percale
Henomoxson
Neidig & Miller
Jester
Rederick
Clinton RE. Main
North Markeet Street
H. K.O. Fox
South Market Street
Matti
C. E. Cass
Sappington
PDE
Arey
Rae Ore
Jensdawiy
GEO. G. Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rios & Sons Funeral Directors
Mrubanios
HLT
North Market Street
Fredactok
F. V. Staub
Jcarlor
F. W. Sxars
Northwert Corner Market
Railing
Railing Grocery CO
Ramsburg
O. E. Rassiose
M. Marker Bt
All Goode
J. Heinely Keller
J. Bessely Keller’s Drug Store
N. Marhet ST
Andi
Sandi
Potomac River
B &O.R.R
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Keller
Patrick ST
D. R
Nicodemus
N. Market Street
Crown and Bridge
University of Maryland
Teva
AlFeso Bitter
Atlaw
Milton G. Urner
Keerdy & Vener
Lew Attorners
All Law
Rowton
Corti
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