Saturday News previews eight page issue with varied features
The Saturday News announces an eight page edition for tomorrow packed with local and general news plus special features. It highlights Tang Shan reports, a Boxer troubles tale, a tragedy titled Crazed by Love Potion, a sketch on John Paul Jones by Captain Kilmer, illustrated special articles, and departments for ladies farmers and Sunday school teachers. It notes regular features and a two cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uignal
Tar News
Tang Shan
Howard
China
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list visitors and travelers through Frederick. James Lowell of Waynesboro Pa visits relatives. Ignaties Goode and son move to Apple ton Wis. J Z T Cromwell of Walkersville spends day in Frederick on business. R Claude Dutrow of Adams Town in Frederick with friends. Emily Maulsby of Court Square visits Washington. Alice V Shriner of North Market visits Washington and Baltimore. Mattie Pope of South Market visits Washington. J D Zeiler and Loattia Gonso of Baltimore visit Frederick. Gen L Victor Baughman, after days in Washington and Baltimore, returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowell
Waynesboro
Ignaties Goode and Son
Appleton
Wis
J. Z. T. Cromweall
Walkersville
Frederick
R. Claude Dutrow
Adamstown
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
Alice V. Shriner
North Market Street
Baltimore
Mattie Pope
South Market Street
J. D. Zeiler
Loattia Gonso
L. Victor Baughman
Disney-Harrison Nuptials Held at Baltimore Home
Miss Marion B. Disney daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver H O Disney of 1502 North Mount street Baltimore wed Josse D Harrison of Frederick Wednesday afternoon. Rev Edward H Robbins officiated at the bride's home. They plan to reside at 1120 Carrollton avenue Baltimore after a wedding trip.
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Harrison—Disney
Marion B. Disney
Oliver H. O. Disney
North Mount Street
Baltimore
Josse D. Harrison
Frederick
Edward H. Robbins
Fulton Avenue
Carrollton Avenue
Two Children Die In Mantz Crossing railroad accident
A tragic Baltimore and Ohio Freight passenger collision at Mantz crossing near Namville claims the lives of William Sheets aged 19 and his sister Mary 13 as they tried to escape a fast freight. The siblings were returning from delivering produce to contractors and perished after stepping onto the south track. The boy’s skull was crushed. the girl broke her neck. Coroner John Shipley deemed no inquest necessary. Funeral set for 9 am at Mt. Carmel with interment nearby.
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Mantz’s
Baltimore and Ohio
Namaville
William Sheets
Mary
Frederick
Baltimore
Mantz's Crossing
McCulley
George Sheets
Mantz
John Shipley
Funeral for Mrs Sophia Blackler Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Blackler were conducted at her parents’ home in Lickaville by Rev Michael of Clarksburg and Rev Strayer of Backeystown. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with a large floral tribute. Also noted is a lecture by Rev James M Meminger of Lancaster on Recent Travels in Europe using stereopticon views at Kemp Hall. Imogen S Pierce, president of the National Institute, will lecture at the Woman’s College on The Life and Reign of Queen Victoria with illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Meminger
Lancaster
Kemp Hall
Europe
Imogen 5
Pierce
National Institute
Woman’s College
Queen Victoria
England
Imogen Pierce
National Institute, Woman's College
Hotel Changes Hands In Woodsboro
Mr Ben M Smith succeeds Charles M Anders as proprietor of the National Hotel in Woodsboro. Mr Anders moves his family to his new Mei que hotel near Pen Mar where the second season opens June 1 and he will devote his attention there. Mr Smith resigns as traveling salesman for Victor Remedies Co of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben M. Smith
Charles M. Anders
National
Woodsboro
Anders
Meique
Pen-Mar
Smith
The
Victor Remedies Co
Frederick
Reorganization election for Woman's Auxiliary officers
At a meeting for reorganizing the Woman's Auxiliary of the M C A the election of officers resulted: Mrs A L Eader president Mrs J W L Garry vice president Miss Grace Lamps secretary Miss Eva B Linn treasurer The ladies will hold a strawberry fete the last week in 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
A. L. Eader
J. W. L. Garry
Grace Lamps
Eva B.linn
Thurmont Debater Wins Preliminary at Franklin and Marshall
J Albert Eyler of Thurmont captured first place in a preliminary contest at Franklin and Marshall College among six contestants to determine the institution's representative for the inter collegiate debate with State College. Eyler, a Sophomore, led three chosen from the six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Franklin and Marshall College
State College
J. Albert Eyler
Local Market Quotations From Mr Hargett
Mr J E W Hargett reports today market quotes for corn at 2.00 per barrel shelled corn at 0.40 per bushel and wheat at 0.74 per bushel. Hay ranges from 12 to 14 per ton.
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J. E. W. Hargett
Pythiana to Ectertain at Mountain City Lodge Reception
Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias will entertain friends with a Monday evening reception in Castle Hall Kemp Hall. The event brings together lodge members and guests in a casual gathering at the local Knights hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythiana
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castie Hall
Kemp Hall
Liberty Copper Mining Plant to Employ 100 Men Near Woodsboro
The Liberty Copper Mining and Milling Company plans a 34 by 40 foot by 50 foot tall dry process mill near Woodsboro West Virginia. When operational by July 1 it will process 100 tons of ore daily using 100 horsepower boiler and equipment from Philadelphia and Columbus suppliers. About 85 to 100 workers will be hired, most from the local mining area, with wages running into thousands monthly. Ore reserves are said to cover about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Copper Mining and Milling Company
Woodsboro
This County
Indianapolis
Inn
Philadelphia
Jeffries Screen Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hooper Concentrating Company
Ayres
With &O
W. J. Ayres
Colorado
Liberty Mines
West Virginia
Bourse
Thomas B. Ludlow
Searle City
N. J
John Shoner
W J. Ayres
Bowles Objects to Brooklyn Portrait in Navy Office
Chief Constructor Bowles, a strong ally of Admiral Sampson, dislikes the Brooklyn being highlighted in the Santiago sea fight. He replaces the famed canvas painted by a marine artist with plans to hide or relocate it when fly time ends, eventually moving it to storage beyond his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Bowles
Sampson
Philip Richborn
Schley
Hichborn
Brooklyn
Santiago
State
War and Navy
Bride and Groom Entertained After Baltimore Wedding
Mr and Mrs James Harris of Brad dock hosted a dinner honoring their son Jesse D Harris and his bride who wed in Baltimore last Wednesday. Guests included Eugene Mercer and a Baltimore couple, plus Huffer Fox Harrison Dill Grove Hagan Grambine. Jesse Harris moved to Baltimore about four years ago and built a sizable coal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harris
Braddock
Jesse D. Harris
Baltimore
Eugene Mercer
Ms. Airy
Jacob Huffer
Elsie Fox
C. W. Harrison
Mamie
Grace Dill
Grace Grove
May Hagan
J. Allen Grambine
Jesse Harris
Catholic Summer School decision in Baltimore meeting
In Baltimore at the Catholic Club a meeting was held to choose the site for this year’s Catholic Summer School. Last summer the school met at St. Mary’s near Emmitsburg and was a success. Directors favor Blue Ridge Summit or Ocean City, with Mount St. Mary’s or Blue Ridge Summit likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ms. St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Blue Ridge Summit
Ocean City
Mount St. Mary's
Reception to Infant School at Evangelical Reformed
Lady managers of the infant department hosted a reception for pupils in the church basement last night. The children laughed and romped like a picnic, and guests enjoyed delicious ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Remedy Ad Calls Syrup of Figs for Aid
An advertisement advises prompt help when care is needed and promotes Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as the best simple remedy. It emphasizes accessibility and gentleness of the product for common illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacmre
Californis Fig Syrup Co
Frederick, Xaurmont & Northern vote six more months for work
Special session of the City Register's office in Frederick ended with the aldermen approving a six month extension for the Water Rent Collector to begin work. They reenacted the Frederick and Thurmont Electric Railroad franchise, stripped bond quotas, and relieved the city register Edward A. Gittinger from 1898 tax collection errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Xaurmont & Northern
City Register
City Hall
George H. Zimmerman
Frederick City
Frederick
Franklin B. Smith
Wm. H. Hinks
William A. Woodward
Wilcoron & Brown
Standard Oil Company
Edward A. Gittinger
Mr. Gittinger
Business Men's Association appoints new committees
The Business Men's Association reveals appointed committees: Executive list includes A. O. McCardell G. S. Rodock J. E. Walker D. D. Wine brewer L. M. Nixdorff J. D. Baker J. D. Bendrickson. Industry list features G. S. Rodock A. R. Yeakle B. Charles Winebrewer J. H. Henry D. S. Rice W. H. Shipley. Transportation list names J. E. B. Walker D. N. Hahn J. A. Harris John Baumgardner G. H. Zimmerman McClintock Young. Membership list lists N. E. Cramer Dr. P. D. Fahrney S. Wertheimer Elmer Brown D. S. Howard H. R. Heck John Hershberger L. E. Mullinix. Monthly meeting set for this evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association
A. O. McCardell
Rodock
J. E. Walker
D. D
A New Fashioned Tea Party at Methodist church
A dengation entertainment was held in the parlor of the Methodist Episcopal church last evening titled A New Fashioned Tea Party. The program featured piano solos recitations vocal numbers readings and a novel letter puzzle game with twenty eight lines forming a word definition. Refreshments of peanut wafers and tea followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Heloise DeaGrange
Hunt Hendrickson
Grace Dixon
Mary Castle
Grace Ebert
Marie Haller
Marion Smith
Charles F. Goodell
Owen Compher
Presbyterian Reunion at Pen Mar Park Shippensburg
The Presbyterians reunion committee for Southern Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginias met in Shippensburg to plan the event. Ex-President Grover Cleveland regrets he cannot attend to deliver an address. The reunion will be at Pen Mar Park in a pavilion under construction for services and talks.
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Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginias
Shippensburg
W.A. McCarrel
Grover Cleveland
Pen-Mar Park
Life and Reign of Queen Victoria at Woman's College
Miss Imogenia Pierce presents a popular lecture with stereopticon views tonight at Woman's College. Mizpah Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star hosts Grand Officers from Maryland for an official visit followed by a social program after business.
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Queen Victoria
Woman's College
Imogenia Pierce
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Frederick College to face Frederick Juniors at Groff Park
A baseball game is scheduled at the Groff Park diamond at 9 30 tomorrow morning between Frederick College and Frederick Juniors. The match promises to be an interesting affair with local interest high and both teams fielding eager players.
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Groff Park
Frederick College
Frederick
Frederick merchants oppose Maryland Guard encampment plan
Merchants in Frederick show little enthusiasm for hosting the Maryland National Guard encampment. They allege past contracts were ignored and groceries bought in Baltimore, depriving locals of profits. City would need about 500 to cover incidental costs. B M A may not assist this time. Some merchants still see benefits, but few are willing to fund the effort. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offered no assurance on baggage shipments this time. A lack of leaders to drive the effort hinders progress. Solomon Stern appointed guard at Maryland House of Correction. Luther O Derr re-elected assistant superintendent. Maj. E Y Goldsborough joins the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Business Men’s Association
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Maryland Guards
Maryland House of Correction
Solomon Stern
Luther O. Derr
Maj
E. Y. Goldsborough
Neve & Mauss
Local notices and sales in Frederick area ads
Local items include hotel fare and theater notices, a strawberry festival in Kemp Hall on May 28 29, and a Knights of Pythias meeting at Pythian Castle to discuss Bro Clayton O Haines. Also ad blurbs for matting, seafood delicacies, a mare for sale, Sunday railroad excursions and a water renter delinquency alert from S L Ruaps collector.
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N. Market St
James E. Poole
P. Backey
City Hotel
Grace
Society
Knights of Pythias
Mattings
Ne .C. BE. Cline
E. Walker & Co
Miller & Co
Neidig & Miller
Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Kemp Hall
Knights of
Frederick Ad Offers and Goods for Housekeeping
An illustrated catalog of office and engraving supplies, molding, frames, and reading rooms at Isanogle & Wagaman 12 North Market Street Frederick MD. Also advertisements for china sets, tableware, lamps, and delivery service. Financial notices show bonds, school houses, and sewer projects with coupon details and prices. Established 1832 in Montgomery Alabama and Tacoma Washington listings appear.
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Parmelee Library
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick
Towsskxn Scorn
Warssat
G. Borer
Montgomery
Ala
Tacoma
Washington
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the Daily News
Washineton
W. L. Mooss
the Weather Bureau
the Saturday News
Captain Kilmer
John Paul Jones
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tur Saturpax
B. & C. Railroad
William and
Mary Sheets
George Sheete
Mantz Farm
Nameville
Mt. Carmel
Wm. Coutshall
Elmer Holbraner
Peter G. Smith
Woodsboro Bank
Powell Bros
Re. Cornelius Baker
Dayton
Liberty Copper Mines
Aldsages Wei
Saihiaiegs
ONF
Business Men's Association
Baturpar
New York
Strasberger & Bendit
Court Street
Groff House
Wa. H. Grpsaca
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Chilton & Rhoads
S. L. Ruoaps
Allita Tranches
Eavex
East Church Street
Wim
Boteler
John Hendrickson
Liegurwetcat Jacxzr
Sauummer and
West Fall
Joan Henopaicesor
NEG & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton E. Main
J. B. Sappington
Gies
F. B. Sappington
GEO
Rodock & CO
Lansdowne
Rodock & CD
A. T. Rice & Sons
JA. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO. Telephone
TP. Rice
E. Fourth St. C. & P
D. 8. Rice
Fredk Co
St&g& TS
F. V. Stave's, Fhones—C. & P
Qeresville
Shriner
Sandi
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrickist
H. H. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Bar and Throat Hospital
City Rotel
RVING
Biser
Church Street
Janczodis
Stewart P. Dean
North Market Streey
Frederick Co
Izddawiy
Snooe
Lewistown, DD
Ite
A. N. Cramer
Lewis Own
John S. Dutrow
Bmd
Wm. H. Ramabore Frederick
Bables B. Foot
Frederick City, MD
Townxsesp Sport & Son Banher
Brorees
North Street
Baltinore
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