The Saturday News preview for tomorrow’s eight page issue
The Saturday News promises an eight page edition with local and general news plus varied articles. Features include The Tale of a Coat by Joseph Ki Altsheler, The New War Hero by Captain Kilmer, an Election Matter with ballot copy, illustrated specials, recipes fashion notes and farm livestock topics. Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe. The paper emphasizes reliability and broad range for readers. Exe Saturday News costs two cents.
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Sig
Valley Forge
Joseph Ki Altsheler
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM BALTIMORE VISITS AND HEALTH
Local items report residents visiting or returning from Baltimore including Jennie Williams and Mrs Aaron Rogenstock. Y M C A secretary Ira N Logan leaves for Annapolis Interstate Convention and will return soon. Several residents are ill including Mrs Mary A Shank and Mrs Thomas L Winfield with malaria and typhoid fever. Also mentions educated fishing results along Potomac and Monocacy with several anglers catching numerous bass.
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Jennie Williams
South Market Street
Baltimore
Aaron Rogenstock
East Second Street
Archie Parsons
W. I. Parsons
Ira N. Logan
Annapolis
Logan
Frederick City Plans Honor Visit for Admiral Schley
Mayor and aldermen expect to invite Rear Admiral Schley to Frederick after the court of inquiry adjourns. The plan aims to let residents show rejoicing in his vindication, with Schley free from official duties and to set a convenient visit time. He has visited Frederick twice before to warm welcomes.
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Frederick
Court of
Schley
Admiral Schley
Washington
Mayor Smith
Board of Aldermen
Admiral Sohley
Court of Inquiry
Navy
Santiago
Local notices and obituaries from Montgomery and Prince George's counties
Annie Omelix Brown of Forest Glen Montgomery county died yesterday at age 20. Michael B. Birmingham, convicted in Baltimore for second degree murder in the Levier Sweitzer case, received a 10 year penitentiary sentence. Talbot Republicans push to force ballot reprints to avoid voter misses. Prince George's circuit court orders Marlboro district names reinstated after Democratic revision. A 50 year old Montgomery resident Mrs A B Mallican died at Maryland University Hospital after cancer operation, survived by husband and 10 children. Charles Little, 16, freed on 500 dollars bail to face Montgomery grand jury for assault and attempted criminal assault on G W Davis daughter at Takoma.
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Annie Omelix Brown
Forest Glen
Montgomery County
Michael B. Birmingham
Baltimore
Levier Sweitzer
Steng
Talbot Republicans
Circuit Court
Prince George’s County
Marlboro
Democratic Register
A. 8
Mallican
Boyds
Maryland University Hospital
Charles ©. Little
G. W. Davis
Takoma
Miss Any French at City Opera House in Frederick
Frederick patrons will see Miss Any French as Nancy Perkina in The Vermont Girl on Tuesday November 5 at the City Opera House. The popular company has drawn large crowds and high praise across cities. The Perkinsville Squash Holler band parade will add atmosphere while election interns are announced from the stage.
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Frederick
Rhodes
City Opera House
Perkinsville
Garrett County Angora Goat Farm Initiative Underway
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Industrial Department backs a Garrett County Angora goat project led by George W. Spencer of Colorado and Texas. Corbett, the manager, aims for 1000 Angora goats by November 15 as a stock company plans to expand operations and profit from the venture.
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Garrett County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
George W. Spencer
Colorado
Texas
Corbett
Corbeté
Franklin County Farmers Plant Thousands of Apple Trees
Farmers in Franklin County Pennsylvania celebrate an abnormal apple crop with rapid grafting. Peach orchards are torn up to replace them with apples, with as many as six hundred thousand trees planned for planting this fall and next spring.
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Franklin County
Editor persuaded by Hardt to back Frederick war claim
In Washington, John C. Hardt pressed the Washington Evening Star editor to endorse payment of Frederick's war claim. He argued the city’s debts stemmed from loyalty and wartime events that delayed General Barton's army, potentially sparing Washington from capture. He warned excessive indemnity punished citizens who informed on Confederate forces. The editor showed interest and promised a strong editorial backing when Congress convenes.
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Washington
John C. Hardt
Frederick
Washington Evening Star
Hards
the Star
Star
Barly
Local Weddings in Lisbon Myersville and Nearby Area
Miss Florence Sanner wed C Aubry Rack in Lisbon at the home of her brother T Milton Sanner Rev P G Shriver officiated. Attendant Miss Georgia Sanner and brides niece May Hart Bock played the wedding march. The couple left for a trip to Cincinnati and Atlanta. Lawson F Bittle and Lula H Wachtel also united in marriage at Myersville home with Rev W L Hemsburg officiating. D Ed Ausherman and Effie L Summers wed quietly at the Lutheran parsonage with a later reception.
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Reck—Sanner
Florence Sanner
John Sanner
Middletown
Georgia
Sanner
A. Barnes
Unionville
May Hartaock
E A. Hart Bock
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Bittle —Wachtel
Lawson F. Bittle
Myersville
Lula H. Wachtel
George W. Wachtel
W. L. Hemsburg
Lutheran Church
Ausherman
Summers
D. Ed. Ausherman
Lewis Ausherman
Nsameville
Effie L. Summers
Isaac Summers
Myeraville
W. L. Remsburg
Hallowe'en Party and Pound Party Host by Local Families
A social event list notes a Hallowe'en party at Boxwood Lodge near Urbana hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dixon O Walker for local young people with apple bobbing candle sniffing and games after a 10 pm supper. Attendees include Miss Maulsby Potts McSherry Fauntleroy Trenholm Goldsborough and Messrs Johnson Potts Baughman Hobbs among others. A second pound party at Mrs Titlow’s West Fourth Street drew about forty guests with games and a substantial repast in the dining room.
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Dixon O. Walker
Boxwood Lodge
Urbana
Maulsby and
Potts
Caroline McSherry
Sallie Fauntleroy
Frederick
Miza Lila Trenholm
Mt. Ephraim
Mies Goldsborough
Baltimore
Messie
Thomas B. Johnson
Richard Potts
Frank Baughman
Austin Baughman
Horace Brown
John Francia Smith
Homer Trenholm
Award Hobbs
Samuel Titlow
West Fourth Street
Benson
Month's Record Shows 33 Deaths in City and County
For October 33 deaths were recorded in the city and county. Ten died in the city with 7 interments at Mt Olivet, 2 at St Johns, and 2 in colored yards. County deaths numbered 26 with burials at Utica, Rocky Hill, Emmitsburg and others at Ladiesburg Ellerton Liberty Point of Rocks Untonony Foxville Graceham Grossnickle Mt Carmel Wolfsville Mt Pleasant Woodsboro Middletown and The Glade. Mortality fell since September. Interments note Mt Olivet for September: adults 6, children 1 city 5 county 1 Chicago 1.
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Mt. Olivet
St St. Johns
Utica
Rocky Hill
Emmitsburg
Ladiesburg
Ellerton
Liberty
Point of Rocks
Untonony
Foxville
Graceham
Grossnickle
Discos Issues Republican Meetings Frederick Tonight
Republican meetings unfold across Frederick with Hon. Charles J. Bonaparte and Col. George A. Pearce slated to speak at Gly Opera House. Democratic events planned for Emmitsburg and Adamstown tomorrow night feature General L. Victor Baughman and Jacob Rohrback among speakers. Additional Republicans slated for Middletown Yellow Springs and Thurmont, with a Mt. Ephraim gathering noting George T. Day's address.
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Charles J. Bonaparte
Col
George A. Pearce
Gly Opera Houve
Frederick
City Opera Henge
Baltimore
George A Pestre
Conersey
Emmiteborg Snd Adametown
L. Victor Baughman
Jacob Rohrback
John B. R. Wood
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Wm. ©. Smith
Yellow Springs
Edwards
Eichelberger
Thurmont
Mt. Ephraim
Bight
George T. Day
Mt St Marys registration appeals conclude testimony
Testimony in Mt St Marys College registration cases ended yesterday afternoon and arguments followed today. Names heard include O Donnell O Connor McGinley Munster McDonald McGonigal O Donnell Stengle O Connor Shea White and other local registrants. Father O Hara testified that many who joined the college to pursue priesthood left home, some became teachers, others received room and board. Attorneys argued voters rights while Ernest Dixon's name was restored to the rolls after petition. Remaining cases Warren Burkhart Swees Weeden Brooks under review.
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Mt. Ss. Mary
Coanses
Roger 8. O'Donnell
Chester
John A. O’connor
Waterbury, Conn
Michael J. McGinley
New York
Wm. J. Munster
Wm. A. McDonald
Philadelphia
Edward J. McGonigal
John T. O'Donnell
Timothy BR. O'Donnel
Colchester
Conn
Leo
Milton G
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Vincent Sebold
Ernest Dixon
Urdana
Charles F
Warrenfeltz
Catoctin
Wm. Burkhart
Buckeystown
Albert Swees
Woodaville
Regiatrara
Daniel
James Weeden
Thomas Brooks
Liberty
Old Folks Singing School Delights YM Own An Old Time Theme
Unique entertainment by the Woman's Auxiliary at the YMCA last night drew a large audience. The program included solos duets instrumental pieces and recitations with participants in old fashioned costumes. Isabelle Storm gave a well rendered recital while Lillian Anders Wm Keiler Harry Miller Eva Linn Irene Lindsay Jesse Lindsay Burger and Charles Groff appeared alongside accompanist Nannie Young who played the organ and guests enjoyed gingerbread and apples.
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Y.M. OO
Isabelle Storm
Lillian Anders
Wm. Keiler
Harry Miller
Eva Linn
Irene
Jesse Lindsay
Misa Burger
Messrs
Wm. Keller
C. Albert Gilson
Charles Groff
Naunie Young
Death notices and obituaries from city news
Mrs Nellie Chipley died at 47 East Sixth Street after a brief illness of heart disease aged 63. She had ties to Pittsburgh and leaves three sons, a brother Frederick Schleigh and sister Mrs M L Street. Funeral plans to be announced. Miss Mary May Virginia Williard died aged eighteen after typhoid fever. Funeral held at Burkittsville Reformed Church with interment at Union Cemetery. Jacob Leab, 81, died at Monterre Hospital. funeral today. Market quotes list grain and bay prices for today.
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T. R. Philips
Liberty
Edith Kefanver
Middletown
Baltimore
Mary A. Shank
Myeraville
Madge Sappington
Mapieville
Thomas L. Winfield
Middlepoint
Nellie Chipley
W. T. Glessner
East Sixth Street
Mary M. V. Williard
Mary May Virginia Williard
Jacob Leab
Jacob Leach
Monterre Hospital
Frederick County Bass Presented to Baltimore and Ohio President
A large bass caught near Frederick Junction was presented to General Victor Baughman and then forwarded to President Loree of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as a specimen from Frederick County.
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Loree
Frederick Junction
L. Victor Baughman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick County
Big Fire Destroys Two Blocks in Valortown Uniontown
Special Dispatch to Tax News from Pittsacra November 1 reports a major blaze in Valortown Uniontown Pa. Two city blocks were burned with total losses estimated at 260000 dollars. Firefighters battled flames through the night as businesses and homes were ruined.
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Tax News
Pittsacra
Valortown
UN THE LAW S GRIP BEFORE JUSTICE Wood Washington ARRESTED
Wood aged colored known as Greeny Washington was arrested by Officer Holbraner for dis orderly conduct. Justice Wood found him guilty and fined 10 or 30 days in jail. Police justices vow to curb late night disturbances. Lot Sold on North Market Street for 100. Charles P. Levy sold to Caleb M. Lewis a fifty foot front lot.
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Justice Wood
Greeny
Washington
Holbraner
Charles P. Levy
Caleb M. Lewis
North Market Street
Republican Mass Meeting at City Opera House 1901
A Republican mass meeting will be held at the City Opera House tonight with addresses by Hon. Chas. J. Bonaparte of Baltimore and Hon. Gav. A. Pearce, delegate to Congress, plus a long list of named vice presidents. A kindergarten benefit sale and Chrysanthemums opening are also announced at nearby venues.
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City Opera
Hansa
Chas. J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Gav. A. Pearce
Congress
City Opera House
Charles J. Bonaparte
Geo. A. Pearce
Louis McK. Eines
TABLE LOOK HANDSOME. deardawly one door north City Hall.
A compact item notes a display or entry near City Hall with reference to a table and pets. The readable text suggests a mundane local notice. No clear names, dates, or organizations are provided.
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Deardawly
North City Hall
Pension Increased for Thompson Anderson in Sabillasville
The pension of Thompson Anderson of Sabillasville in the county is increased to 12 dollars per month.
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Thompson Anderson
Sabillasville
An Important Difference in Health Perceptions
The notice argues that many people believe they are ill, but the system merely needs cleansing. It claims Syrup of Figs provides relief, marketed as a remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and available through druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Harvest Home at the Home for the Aged marked by donations
The annual Harvest Home yesterday drew many visitors who brought generous gifts and toured the home. The response matched prior years, reflecting strong community interest with managers expressing thanks for the thoughtful remembrances.
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