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The Saturday News outlines tomorrow’s eight page issue with reading across genres. It highlights The Pursuit of a Song by Francis Livingston and A Strange Bull-Fight from Madrid, plus Soldier Patriot by George L. Kilmer, special illustrated articles, ladies department recipes and fashion, farmer topics with drawings, Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev. D. M. Stearns, and regular features from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe. The paper promises reliable all bid local and general news and costs two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Livingston
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tue
Itis
Nws
Reform ed- Classis Sessions Open Tonight in Middletown
The Maryland Re formed Church classis begins its eighty first annual session at Christ Reformed Church Middletown at 7 30 this evening. Retiring president Rev W Sykes of Burkittsville will preach the opening sermon. The classis covers Maryland and the District of Columbia with 65 congregations and 48 ministers. Last year’s contributions totaled 96323 with 14035 for benevolence. A report on dividing the classis is due from the Manchester Md committee chaired by Rev A S Weber. The officers are President Rev W C Sykes Vice President Rev George A Whitgoore Treasurer Rev C G Slagle Stated Clerk Rev E B Deatrick. Session expected to run five or six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Sykes
Burkitteville
Chriet Reformed Church
Middletown
John W. Pontius
William C. Sykes
Burkittsville
Manchester
A.S. Weber
Baltimore
Classia
W. C. Sykes
Barkitteville
George A. Whitgoore
Thurmont
CG. &. Slagle
Westminster
E. BR. Deatrick
B. D
Woodberry
Officers Elected At Buckeystown Convention 1902
The Buckeystown convention adjourned last night after strong addresses by Revs. Bell and Rupp. Officers elected include Miss H Maud Cronise as president and Miss Sadie Hahn as secretary treasurer. Resolutions praise Sabbath observance and endorse temperance groups and the Prohibition Union. The gathering will meet in Brunswick in May 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
BH. K. Bell
U.S. G. Rupp
Baltimore
Frederick County
Brunswick
H. Maud Cronise
Harmony Grove
Joseph Wolfe
Myersville
Sadie O. Hahn
Frederick
Luther Kuhlman
L Martin
May Gaylor
Middletown
Thurmont
J. P. Mathias
Eberton
W. J. Remaburg
J. R. Ridenour
Enorville
Grace Miller
Woodsboro
George Legers
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Fannie Dern
Johnsville
Sidwell
Kemptown
Nick Lewis
T. 8. Albaugh
Prohibition Union of Christian Men
Anti-Saloon League
C. E. Society
Baseball Season Opens at Athletic Park
The Frederick team faced the Washington College Club at Athletic Park in the opener. Western Maryland College Club had been set to play Frederick but canceled and substituted Washington College Chestertown. Mt. St. Marys over Washington College 25 to 3 with Morvant pitching well and Wolf, Marine, Powell in support. Also, Railroaders lost to Frederick Junior League 13 to 11. Slagle of Emmitsburg pitched for Frederick League and Shipley captained Frederick.
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Athletic Park
Frederick
Washington College
Western Maryland College
Chestertown
Mt. St. Mary’s
Emmitsburg
Morvant
Mount St. Mary’s
Washington
Wolf
Marine
Powell
Railroaders
Jay Slagle
Fred Shipley
Mrs McKinley Improves, Doctors Plan Night Consultation
Special Dispatch reports in San Francisco on May 17 that Mrs. McKinley’s condition has markedly improved. Doctors will not hold another consultation until tonight.
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Wassiveros
Tar News
San Francisco
Priest Murder Shocks Hazelton Parish
A body found in a Ninth Avenue residence was identified as Father Phillips of St. Gabriel’s Church Hazelton Pa. Murder is suspected. An occupant known as Stanley who ran the house is under arrest. The priest had apparently been dead about a week.
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Tax News
New York
Ninth Avene
Father Phillips
St. Gabrel’s Church
Hazelton
Stanley
Ascension Festival at Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
The Ascension Sunday School Festival of the Evangelical Reformed church drew a crowded, reverent audience last evening. About 200 young children in white led a processional, their singing accompanied by organ music as artistic floral emblems adorned the chancel. Emblems honored the dead, offerings supported the Ministerial Relief Society, and brief addresses by Dr. Eschbach and Rev. Deatrick highlighted a program praised for beauty, order, and uplifting spirit.
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Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Ascension
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
EB. R. Deatrick
Woodberry
Geo. M. de Fere Zacharian
Ministerial Relief Society
Wm. 0. Birely
Geo. Ed. Smith
Local visitors and social notes from Brunswick area
Mrs Moottie Ely near Baltimore visited Mrs J W Pearre last year and others from Green Spring Furnace Baltimore Brownsville Knoxville and Martinsburg visited town or spent time here Miss May Edmonds Browns ville and Miss Ella Hogan were noted among local visitors Miss Ella Hogan and others spent weekends nearby Mr Charles Festa and family visited Baltimore. Buck Lodge reports fox chase with prize hounds and notes on local police orders to curb street loafing Mayor Smith orders full police coverage Sunday nights A new boat The Diamond launched by John Frazier with christening by his daughter
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Brunswick
Moottie Ely
Baltimore
J. W. Pearre
Loy Roop
Green Spring Furnace
Wa. Holland
W. Strippy
B. T. Norris
May Edmonds
Brownsville
Ella Hogan
Wm. Wirts
Knoxville
Charles Radley
Henrietta Shaw
Maggie Elgin
Virginia
Julia Crutchiey
Charles Festa
Little Child
Elizabeth Brantner
Selbtern
Martinsburg
W. Va
Buck Lodge
W. W. White
R. T. White
Rockville
Georgia Holland
Comas
Elsie Johnsau
Washington White
James Gott
Benjamin Gott
Thomas Dawson
Samuel Youngs
Richard Allnutt
Rew
John Frazier
South Market Street
Kel-Mar
The Work of Death. Mrs. Charles Smith
Mrs. Charles Smith near Thurmort died on Wednesday. She leaves a husband and four children. The notice notes prompt aid for illness and promotes Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Thurmort
Oslifornia
Women College Brings June Recitals and Commencement Events
Miss Aloe Kirk will give a graduate piano recital at the Women’s College tonight at 8 15 as part of a program praised as brilliant by those who heard her junior recital. The schedule runs through June with a baccalaureate sermon on June 2 and a commencement on June 6, including art and music displays, class day, and a President’s reception. Graduates include May Mabel Bobb and Alice Kirk among others.
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Wim
Jane U
Aloe Kirk
Women's College
Miss Kirk
Frederick
Steckel
W. W. Osborne
Evangelical Reformed Church
Alamo Regguion
May Mabel Bobb
May Irene Diehl
Alice Kirk
Anna May Peterman
Gertrude Olivia Voegtley
Pennsylvania
Mary Susan Wenner
Virginia
Bessie
Dr Schley’s Recovery Hope Grows At St Luke’s
Dr. Winfield Scott Schley Jr., son of the Admiral, rested easily at St. Luke’s Hospital after a better day. Though still in danger, doctors report encouraging signs and expect slow but steady improvement. Dr Abbe, a close friend, believes recovery is possible, with excellent care from surgeons and nurses and constant family support from his sister Mrs Wortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Winfield Scott Schley, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Abbe
Stuart Wortly
Gorman ReElection Seen as Likely in Maryland
Article Discusses Arthur P. Gorman’s reentry bid for the U S Senate, noting his campaign setup in Baltimore and broad Democratic support across Maryland. It cites past party actions in 1891 and 1892 and argues the 1891 precedent may be repeated to secure his nomination and election. It also mentions a new town, Springtown, rising near Martinasburg West Virginia, with five lime company houses under construction.
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Morryland
Arthur P. Gorman
United States Senate
Gorman
Baltimore
Baltimore Evening Star
Democrats of
Maryland
Baltimore City
General Assembly
Senate
Mr. Gorman
House of Delegates
Martinaburg
W. Va
Standard Lime & Stone Company
Big Springa
Winchester Pike
Springtown
Local notices and sales in Frederick listings
Local notices advertise piano and organ tuning services at Music Hall, 100 N Market St, with H E Wicoxon as agent. Also listed are a Washington excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on May 19 from Frederick, $1 round trip, and a first class organ for sale. Bicycle agency, German Baptist Brethren trip to Lincoln via Niagara Falls with a $30.90 low round trip, plus dressmaking and eye care services in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wi.coxon
Agt
Music Hall
N. Market
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Lincoln
Neb
Niagara Falls
P. D. Fahrney
Tancoln
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fahrney
Divorce Granted to Mrs Ida Yost Stone in Brunswick
Mrs Ida Yost Stone of Brunswick won an absolute divorce from John W. Stone of Rosnoke Virginia and was awarded custody of the infant children. Glenn H. Worthington acted as Mrs Stone's attorney.
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Ida Yost Stone
Brunswick
John W. Stone
Rosnoke
Glenn H. Worthington
Mra
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