Saturday News previews eight page issue and features
The Saturday News to morrow will be an eight page paper with local and general news plus special features. It includes a war story Proving His Manhood, a Gunboat's Hot Fight about Captain Kilmer’s Galena on May 16, 1863, illustrated articles, ladies and farmers sections, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D. M. Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe. The paper costs two cents a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oba
Black
Kilmer
Galena
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tes
SaTvEpay
Purely Personal Social Notes From Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL. B. E. Fayne of Hager tered at the Park Hotel. W. Sowers of Hagerstown is spending the day in Frederick. Miss Emily Maulsby Court Square is spending the day in Washington. Dr. O. N. Zimmerman of Burkitte ville is spending the day with friends in Frederick. Mr. Martin Miller of Bt. Thomas Pa. has returned from Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birely of New Haven Ooon. visit Mr. and Mrs. Wan. D. Birely North Markets street. Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Urner of Washington are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Urner Court Square. Mr. Alfred Ritter and daughter Margaret East Second street set this sacrnming for Pittsburg Pa. to attend funeral of Mrs. Samuel Tod. The coat will take place at Fort Dodge ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Fayne
Hagar Tered
New Haven
Ooon
Wan. D. Birely
North Markets Street
Grayson Urner
Washington
Milton
G. Urner
Court Square
Alfred Ritter
Margaret
East Second Street
Pittsburg
Samuel Tod
Fort Dodge
Ore
Diocesan Episcopal Convention and church assignments announced
The Episcopal Church of Maryland holds its annual Diocesan Convention at St. Peter's Baltimore starting May 28. Rev Edward Helfenstein will oversee services at the Good Shepherd Chapel Jonestown Howard County next Sunday. Bishop Paret assigns the charge linking with St Johns Protestant Episcopal and its rector wear Ellicott Guy. The Eastern Milling Company lists today carket quotations for corn per barrel shelled per bushel and wheat prices with various grades. Bay prices range from $2 to $10 per ton.
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Episcopal Church of
St. John’s
Ooal Barts
Eastern Milling O Company
Fort nightly Literary Society Debates Female Suffrage
The Fort nightly Literary Society met at Col and Mrs Wo P Maulsby residence. A debate on unlimited female suffrage featured Eichelberger and Kieffer arguing for and Miss Marie Diehl and Mr. Hammond Urner opposing, with Diehl and Urner prevailing.
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Wo. P. Maulsby
Court Square
Joseph D. Baker
Col, Maulsby
Allen
Steckel
Travisky
Emily Maulsby
Osborne Ingle
Robert Burk
Nettie H. Ritchie
Letters on general license law and city revenue debate
The Frederick article discusses the general license law proposed by the Commercial Club, detailing support and opposition, its expected revenue impact, and the claim that the measure was not formally sent to Annapolis. It argues the law would have broadened the tax base, funded street improvements, and promoted equity among local and nonresident businesses, urging revival in the next legislative session.
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Frederick
Commercial Club
Wilisms
Dr. Botelez
Board of Aldermen
Annapolia
Onur
Buys m9
Aix
Knights Templar Observe Ascension Day Parade
About thirty Knights Templar of Knighths Sitend Church and Jacques de Melsy Commandery attended a service at MLE church after a procession from the Masonic Temple along Court and Market streets to Church Street. Rev. E. S. Todd preached on The Seen and Unseen from Hebrews. The group returned to headquarters via Market and Second streets. Will Be Reappointed. John A. Markell of this city is slated to be Deputy Director of Internal Revenue for Maryland with a 3000 dollar salary.
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Knights Sitend
Jacques de Melsy
Knights Templar
Templars
Masonic Temple
Court Street
Oourt
Patrick
Market
Chburch Street
Frederick Select Band
E. S. Todd
Market Street
Fourth Street
Second End
Ocart Street
John A. Markell
Internal Revenue
Maryland
Harford County notes and local incidents in brief
The Harford County School Board elected John D Worthington president. Dapt Theodore J Vanneman died at 71 in Port Deposit. Josephine Holland a child was fatally injured by a horse in Cambridge. A small strike affected the Della Mills woolen carding room. Mrs M Nettie Hepner died at 43 in Sykesville. Robert Lee Keeling now paints a miniature of King Edward VIII. Consolidated Gas Company of Baltimore declared a dividend of 11 percent payable June 1 to stockholders of record May 16. A Confederate veteran Havoc Ke Bales, 70, committed suicide in Baltimore. Cambridge Dorchester becomes a dry town as licensed cider stores end May 1. Republican State Central committees for Sixth district meet in Hagerstown next Monday to set dates for primaries and convention. Court dismissed Dr George Wells et al case over appointment to Anne Arundel County Supervisors of Elections. Palmer’s traction engine and stone crusher broke through Red bridge over the Oconococheague Creek. span fell 60 feet. James H Gaither of Patapsco Electric buys land along the Patapsco to near Orange Grove. plan to use water power with Gray’s plant.
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Harford
Asa Hepper
Sykesville
Robert Lee Keeling
Baltimore
Edward VIII
Consolidated Gas Company
Havoc KE Bales
North
Gay Street
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Republican
Hagerstown
George Wells
Smith
Robert Moss
Anne Arandel County
John Palmer
Mangansville
Washington
Ognoty
Red Bridge
Oconococheague Cresk
James H. Gaither
Patapsco
Ascension Day Service by Evangelical Reformed Church
The Evangelical Reformed church Sunday school held an Ascension Day service with a white-clad children’s procession a song of praise and a program of songs addresses by Rev. Dr. E R Bachbach and Rev I M Metter plus flowers and monetary offerings. Floral emblems honored school members who died in 1901 and 1902.
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Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Bachbach
I. M. Metter
Catharine Elizabeth Krantz
Hattie Ella Elizabeth Feete
Jemima Scholl
John A. Steiner
Mrs. Smith Delights City Opera House Audience
Mrs. Frank J. Smith draws wide favor in Plata with a stellar Ossino recital at the Casino. Critics praise her recitative power and grace while the encore demand suggests high popularity. Tonight she hosts the City Opera House with the Lotus Glee Club as the YMCA course closes.
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City Opera House
Frank J. Smith
Plata
Cinb
Ossino
Mraith
Critcal
Casino
Courier News
Pisinfield
New Jersey
Funerals Held for Posey and Stollenger in Buckeyatown
The funeral for John H. Posey, colored, occurred at 2 PM from his Lime Kiln home with services at St. Joseph's Church led by Father Maguire. Laboring Sons and Daughters Society members attended in regalia. Interment at St. Joseph's cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons directed. Earlier, Hiram J. Stollenger was buried after a 11 AM service from the B&O depot. Reynolds Post G.A.R. bore the pallbearers. interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. O. C. Carty directed.
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John H. Posey
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Maguire
Laboring Sons and Daughters Society of Buckeyatown
John Scoggine
Jobs Johnson
Edward Nelson
John H. Brown
Daniel Bell
W. H. John
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Hiram J. Stollenger
E.S. Todd
G. A. BR
Cnpt
Walter Saunders
John J. White
Henry Mehbrling
Howard B. Murr
August Mehbling
Nicholas Zimmerman
Reynolds Post G. A. BB
Mt. Olivet
O. C. Carty
IN THE LAW'S GRIP. BEFORE JUSTICE Wood
Bert Sanders colored was arrested by Officer Crouse for carrying questionable weapons. Justice Wood set bail at 50 dollars for the grand jury action. George W. Yourtes of Washington County, after years in Dr. Fahrney’s office, completed medical study this week at the University of Maryland and may practice in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Bert Sanders
Crouse
George W. Yourtes
Washington County
E. P. Fahrney
University of Maryland
Dr. Yourtese
Will Looste
Frederick County
County Residents Duped by Fountain Pen Letter Scheme
Middletown and nearby residents sent up to 3.50 for a Wilkes-Barre endless-chain fountain pen offer promising pay for letters. The Post Office holds 100000 letters valued at about 250, investigations affect M and A Manufacturing and Mystic Novelty Co. and hundreds await attorney engagement.
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Ibie
Middletown
Wilkenbarre
Endless Chain Company
Postoffice Department
Wilkesbarra
Harrisburg
Washington
Death notices and brief obituaries in local column
Notices report the death of John B. W. Hargett at 100 East Patrick Street age 51 from heart disease and his funeral set for Sunday. Other obituaries include Mrs. Samuel Tod of Pittsburgh born 1823, widow of Tod, and the Downey death resolutions from the Maryland House of Correction board.
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John BE. W.W. Hargett
John B. W. Bargett
East Patrick Street
Hargett
Abraham Hargett
D. Ellen Hargett
Wes Stockman
Jefferson
Clara Titlow
Daniel Titlow
George W. Titlow
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Mr. Titlow
Dduslmess
Deering Machinery
Browh Wagon
Gail
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ecother
Chas
Wi. Downey
Board of Managers
Maryland House of Correction
B. ¥. Goldsborough
Downey
Page notices and festival notices in a Baltimore issue
A jumbled mix of public meetings, sales notices, hotel promotions, and travel advertisements. Items include a State Federation of Woman's Clubs event in Baltimore on May 16, Park Hotel promotions and free lunches, Park Hotel grand opening on May 10, a May sales day at Yeakle's shoe store, eye and ear clinic offerings, and a guided Boston tour by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad departing June 12 with a $60 round trip from Frederick.
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Mike
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Baltimore
Psacs
Hague
Boston
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Q Ocean
Baltimore & Ohio ER. R
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Atlantic Bosan
Tretorn
New York
Atlantic Cty
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Atantic City
Washington
Frederick
D. B. Martin
Right Goods for Floor Coverings and Wall Decor
L. E. Mullin offers a bustling selection of floor coverings and wall decorations for spring and summer. New shades and room papering services promise the right goods at the right prices, with extensive choices in the city. visit Mullinix store for the latest styles.
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Elas
Isanogle Wagaman Offer Ping Pong and Goods
An ad-style notice promotes Isanogle and Wagaman offering Ping Pong tables for play and viewing. It touts ready supply of glassware and lamps, urging visitors to see a houseful of goods, with affordable prices and special fittings for teams.
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Butte, Mont
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Walter Tod
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Neidie & Miller
Paris
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Clinton E. Main
E. Main
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Spaulding Bros
Mmemober
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Hina. Glassware, &O
B. Sappingtor’s
A.T. Rice & Sons
Redesehice
Frederick County Telephone
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East Fourth Street
Willard
Keller
Patrick Bibeet
Petermax
Weat
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Didawty
James M
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Naz E. Oramer
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Tex Roose
Sscres
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