Saturday News Previews Tomorrow's Big Paper Features
The Saturday News announces its forthcoming edition with previews of features including NATION'S GIFT TO DEWEY and CANNONEERS IN CUBA. It highlights sections for housekeepers farmers and gardeners Sunday school lessons and a run of war stories with profiles, anecdotes, and illustrations. A case on Alexander Parker and a sociable at St James Church are noted, with delivery details and pricing.
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3To Press
Dewey
Admiral Daway
Taz News
USAR
Mary Jane
Taylor Confesses In Murder Case From 1899 Baltimore Jail Transfer
Armistead Taylor, alias Humphrey Taylor, confesses to aiding the Rosenstein store murder near Slidell and the killing of Mrs Rosenstein. The coroner’s jury ruled Sergeant Frederick M. Passau died from pistol wounds in the line of duty by Taylor, who is held awaiting trial. John Alfred Brown, described as Taylor’s uncle, is jailed at Rockville. Lawmen seek to bring Taylor to Rockville for further testimony to bolster cases against Brown and Turner.
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Humphrey Taylor
Rosenstein
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick M. Passau
Washington
Armistead Taylor
Fowler’s Hill
Humphrey Brown
Taylor
Montgomery County
Swindells
Georgetown
Louis Rosenstein
Slidell
Boyd's
John Alfred Brown
Rockville
Garrett Linthicum
Mrs. Rosenstein
Brown
Passau
Kilgour
Davis
District of Columbia
John Brown
Turner
Boyds
Mr. Kilgour
John W. Williams
John W. Brown
Law’s Grip Seized as Man Is Held for Court
Robert Fraley was arrested this morning on disorderly conduct by Policeman Buckey. He was fined five dollars by Magistrate White and paid. He waived a hearing and posted bail of one hundred dollars for appearance before the next grand jury on a charge of assault and battery on Frank Crouse.
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Robert Fraley
Buckey
White
Frank Crouse
Ordered Out of Town by County Constable
County Constable George Lowe ordered a tramp to leave Frederick this morning under threat of arrest. The visitor claimed to be from Chicago and had loafed about the city for two or three days. He appeared undesirable, and Lowe acted to remove him.
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George Lowe
Frederick
Chicago
Lowel
Sister Mary Austin Elected Mother Superior
Sister Mary Austin formerly Miss McDermont of Norristown Pennsylvania was elected Mother Superior of the Academy of Visitation yesterday. She has been a member of the community for sixteen years and succeeds Sister Mary Eulalia Dougherty.
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Mary Austin
Academy of Visitation
Austin
McDermont
Norristown
Mary Eulalia Dougherty
Husband shoots wife in accidental domestic incident
Charles Gilbert claimed he left for work and the pistol fired when drawing it from his coat pocket. Mrs Gilbert was wounded in the chin at No 1 Carroll Street and required medical care. doctors found the ball lodged in the pharynx but not likely to cause serious harm. Police and a magistrate ruled the shooting accidental and dismissed the case.
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Charles Gilbert
George A. Gilbert
Carroll Street
Franklin B. Smith
Warren Young
Fogle
Gilbert
Hedges
Goode
William Johnson
Johnson
Brast
White
Physical Culture Class Close at Academy of the Visitation
Miss Barry of Baltimore trained the students in free hand and ring drills. Elementary Delsarte movements, Indian Club Dance, and Japanese Dance wowed the audience with grace, dexterity, and coordination.
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Barry
Baltimore
Academy of the Visitation
Marie Harbin
Death notices from Parrol and Wrest All Saints
Word has arrived of John F Ramsden death in May at Parrol Chihuahua Mexico. Former Middletown druggist aged about forty four with no children and a member of Columbia Lodge AF and AM. Infant May Smith daughter of Frank Smith died this morning of pneumonia aged 9 months. Funeral at 2 pm today with interment at Greenmount.
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John F. Ransden
Parrol
Chihuahu
Mexico
John F. Ramsden
Middletown
Ramsden
Columbia Lodge
May Smith
Frank Smith
Wrest All Saints’ Street
Greenmount
Evening Programs at City Opera House Delights Crowd
Tonight Misses Eisenhower and Milter present a varied program with music vocal and instrumental sword drift pantomime singable items and comedy. The German class at the Woman's College also offers essays in the dialect with vocal and instrumental selections from der Faderland.
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City Opera House
Eisenhower
Milter
Woman's College
Largest Maryland Division encampment to open peace jubilee week
The thirteenth annual encampment of the Maryland Division Sons of Veterans will convene in Washington next Monday, expected to be the largest in years due to low rail rates and city attractions. The Maryland Division covers Maryland Delaware Virginia North and South Carolina and the District of Columbia with camps across several cities. The first encampment met in Baltimore June 14 1887 and elected Miles W. Ross division commander. Subsequent meetings alternated among Annapolis Frederick Wilmington and other cities, with a long line of commanders noted through 1897. The coming encampment kicks off at 10 30 p m Monday for a three day run including a lunch ride to Arlington and reserved fireworks seating.
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Sons of Veterans
Maryland
Delaware
Virgin
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South Carolina
District of Columbia
Jas. A. Garfield
Baltimore
Ellsworth
Antistam
Frederick
Louis Latchford
Hampden
Geo. A. Custer
Miles W. Ross
S. J. Brown
Col. Brown
Division
E. R. Campbell
Wilmington
Col
S. E. Thomason
Easton
J. R. Neely
R. W. Wilson
Del
W. A. Rutherford
Annapolis
O. L. Saess
F. A. White
F. C. Peterson
E. E. Daepny
Hagerstown
W. B. King
J. Lawrence Christain
Garfield
Mansfield
Antietam
Goldsboro
Centreville
Danshane
Phil Sheridan
Lincoln
Birney
Unionville
Abrams
Northwest
Farragut
Emory Upton
Columbia
John A. Logan
Alger
Cushing
George H. Thomas
Fremont
Appomattox
Robert G. Shay
William T. Sherman
Frankford
Virginia
Phoebus
Luther Lee
Baptist Rock
Harrison
Mappsville
Edgar Allen
Richmond
Walker
Hilton Head
King
Arlington
Stole the Whole Coop In Broad Daylight
Late last night or early this morning unknown thieves entered Alderman Jonathan Sibler’s property on East Eighth street and stole a coop with twenty five chickens. The coop was carried to an adjoining field before being abandoned. Captain Q S J Beckley of Company A First Maryland Regiment ordered to recruit at once by Adjutant General Wilmer of Baltimore. Jacob Rohrback will sell at Jefferson the real estate of Daniel Calvin Shaff including a lot with stable and other outbuildings.
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Jonathan Sbiser
Eighth Street
Q. S. J. Beckley
Maryland
Wilmer
Baltimore
Jacob Rohrback
Trasses
Jefferson
Daniel Calvin Shaff
When Nature Needs Assistance Syrup of Figa Remedy Note
A vintage note extols prompt help from nature and praises the Syrup of Figa as the simple gentle remedy by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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The
California Fig Syrup Company
Maryland Crop Report Notes Broad Growth and Weather Trends
Walz reports a week of favorable growing weather across Maryland with abundant rainfall except on parts of the Eastern Shore. Corn planting delays in Garrett county contrast with strong plantings elsewhere as oats, barley, and grasses improve. Strawberries ripen and fruit crops show promise. peach trees show mixed fruiting. a February cold has damaged tender growth in Harford county. A separate gift funds the Kunkel Memorial Nursery at Tressler Orphans’ Home in Loysville, Pa.
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Walz
Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture Times
Washington
Garrott
Garrett County
Garratt
James S. Harris
Coleman
Kent County
Dorchester County
G. G. Curtiss
Harford County
Funeral for David R. Greenwalt at 61 W South Street
The funeral of David R. Greenwalt was held at his home 61 W South Street on Wednesday with Rev C W Stinespring officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were the funeral directors.
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David R. Greenwalt
W. South Street
Rev
C. W. Stinespring
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Presbyterian Church Sale and Travel Note
The Presbyterian Church women announce a cake and candy sale in the lecture room tomorrow afternoon and evening. Information for attendees is available from Mrs. Leon at Hotel Burgess between 10 a m and 9 p m. A separate notice promotes Farmer Allerton Axle Grease sold by Alien G. Qagan & Co. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs a Sunday excursion from Frederick to Washington on May 21 departing 7 45 a m and returning at 6 30 p m with a $1 fare. tickets valid only on the specified train and date.
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the Presbyterian Church
Farmer Allerton
Alien G. Qagan & Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Washington
Movable Adjustable Awning Promises Easy Fit and Low Noise
An ad extols a new adjustable awning suitable for any ordinary window. It highlights simple construction, no noisy iron slides, durable striped duck material, and easy one minute setup or removal. Buyers are urged to compare prices.
The Exclusive Carpet House Ad
L. E. Mousa lists The Exclusive Carpet House with telephone 150 for product offerings and contact information.
The Model Store Ad Promises Quality Dry Goods
A vintage style shop notice touts reliable dry goods and top grade fabrics. It lists silk varieties including taffeta and satin shades, plain silk, wash silks, and foulard silks, plus hosiery and ladies undergarments. It emphasizes trustworthy service and affordable prices, inviting patronage at The Model.
Fashionable dresses and silk goods advertised in Clinton store
Clinton Main advertises fur fabrics and skirts in wool, cotton and linen with silk lines and new embroideries. It touts fashionable styles, low prices, and quick selling silk items. Dr Boteler advertises eye ear nose and throat care at 28N Market Street with free spectacle exams. News want ads offer 16 cent cheap publicity to reach Frederick readers.
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Wm. C. Boteler
Market Street
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